Cronus vs Chronos: Who is the God of Time? (Greek Mythology Explained)

[@tomsawyerpiper9412]

Viewers: So there’s two different Cronus’? Myth&Fiction: Well yes, but also no.

[@shirazbaznet9391]

Tom Sawyer Piper Wow

[@sjappiyah4071]

Tom Sawyer Piper * Well yes , but ACTUALLY no 😂

[@markuhler2664]

"Nes"

[@dynamitharry9031]

You got the chronology all wrong

[@dynamitharry9031]

Kronos is the Crown of Life. The Corona. The grim reaper. Carpe diem means just that, reap the day.

[@brianvance1178]

Simple, Cronus is the Titan Lord of Time, specifically destructive time and the time of harvest. Chronos is the primordial essence of time itself

[@johnnyjoestar9723]

Valentine Erindros speech 100

[@wcapewell3089]

I thought that it was spelt Kronos.

[@brianvance1178]

Jackal Reviews potato, potatoe. Same principle

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

+Jackal Reviews, don't forget words translated from Greek that begin with a "K" became a "C" when latinised.

[@brianvance1178]

Jackal Reviews although, “Kronos” is a lot more accurate to the original Ancient Greek spelling “Κρονος” than “Cronus” is, but still

[@antonioc5062]

I agree that it is very confusing due to their names. However, primordials often are often considered the physical embodiment of something rather than just a God who has power over it. Chronos is time itself, time exists because he does. Cronus is a God who's dominion is related to time and therefore falls under that umbrella. Same goes for all other primordials and what they embody. That is why they are thought so powerful. I love your videos and the way you tell each story.

[@apolloholmes208]

And for me to not get confuse anymore, will stick to what I know.😅 Chronos is for time (primordial) and Cronus (Titan) is for the father of Zeus and his siblings.

[@marc-ericleblanc-seguin4514]

Antonio C That’s right, it’s the same thing for the primordial Ouranos and the god Zeus. Ouranos embodies the sky, it is what he is. Zeus has dominion over the sky.

[@kctrent7626]

This is what cleared it up. Thank you.

[@antonioc5062]

@@marc-ericleblanc-seguin4514 absolutely all the current gods have control over. The primordials are why they exist.

[@paulkofler519]

Marc-Éric Le Blanc-Séguin which makes it even more weird for me because that means that Zeus rules over a god😂😅

[@crimesagainsthumanity2059]

Nyx and Chronos are two of the oldest beings in existance within Ancient Greek Religion. They may have been phased out by Zeus and the Olympians, but the Primordial Gods still hold massive authority over their respective spheres.

[@antonioc5062]

All primordials are old. That is why they are primordial they existed long before any God or titan. Without them the rest would not exist or have anything to be God of. Time, Night, Earth Darkness etc all exist because primordials exist. Without them the rest are nothing.

[@johnnyvibezzz6372]

I thought the primordial being Chaos was the original.

[@antonioc5062]

@@johnnyvibezzz6372 as stated in the video Greek ancient religion had many different branches as many religions due today. They all have their own creation theory. That's why when you see who is the parent of what God there are usually different answers. It all depends on who's perspective who is telling the story.

[@johnnyvibezzz6372]

@@antonioc5062 ah thankyou lad

[@stupidhandles]

Lord6of6the6Blackmoon don't I see you commenting on Thomas Sheridan's vids?

[@jessym6161]

One big incoherent mess. I have been reading about Greek mythology for 30 years, and this is a perfect description. Well done, and thank you.

[@sabbathjackal]

Oh man wait till you get to the Egyptian religions.

[@jf2801]

I sometimes wondered why Chronos was getting less publicity. Orphic Greek was a wild ride, which really clears up a lot in your video. Thank you for explaining the assimilation. 😊

[@timothys3436]

Could you do a general video on the Orphic belief system

[@Jays6926]

It’s interesting that Cronus and Rhea wrestled to be the rulers of the Titans

[@danukil7703]

To help distinguish between the two, it might help to remember that the Greeks had separate spellings and pronunciations for each name. Chronus is Χρόνος ("Khronos", which began with an aspirated K that by Hellenistic Greek became a voiceless velar fricative like the ch in Scottish "loch") while Cronus is Κρόνος ("Kronos")

[@jacobw4612]

Yes. Exact transliterations (Kronos, Khronos), conventional transliterations (Kronos, Chronos), and latinizations (Cronus, Chronus) I think the conventional transliterations would make it easier to remember as Kronos and Chronos start with different letters, although I personally use latinizations

[@paoloignacio1639]

I use the spelling, "Kronos" for the titan and "Chronos" for the primordial to help distinguish.

[@spritemonster7759]

I've been watching your channel for the past month and I have to say the way you produce this chill informative content is quite stellar.

[@TheMetamorphoses2003]

Ya'll here confused over a name. I'm confused if Cronus held a scythe or sickle.

[@wiseferret4745]

A sickle.

[@bluesbest1]

Cronus has a sickle, while Thanatos has a scythe?

[@rastrisfrustreslosgomez544]

Cronus holds a sickle because he is related to time on a human lifespan, meaning he is the time spent on social labour and seasonal activities. Basically he is a god of harvest hence the sickle

[@deanhall9292]

Good point! But it relates to his castration.....Uranus made him a Eunech. A Eunech?.....well that relates to Attis, the god jesus was invented to replace. The 'transfiguration', is the transgender/transexual 'op' .......of Attis into a Cybele.

[@ajizz1500]

Cromwell Castaneda 😂

[@najeekgreen2543]

This is what I call fan service due to the fact u did already know bout both tales of time aswell as break down it’s good for fans who didn’t

[@christianchauhan23]

Roman name of Cronus(Titan) or Chronos(Primordial) is Saturn, the owner of the 10th #Capricorn, the sea-goat & 11th #Aquarius, the water carrier zodiac sign's and exalted in 7th zodiac sign #Libra, the balance.

[@masqmagick9719]

Hello, could you put me to where I can find information on this? I can't find anything about Chronos/Saturn and the Houses of the Zodiac that he's associated with.

[@JohnSmith-zk8xp]

was told Uranus is ruling planet of aquarius

[@Craudiolia]

You might look into how Egyptian mythology changed over the years. Many of their gods/goddesses were combined / omitted / reassigned when different cultures of the region started to merge and take up proximity to each other.

[@shawnhall3849]

Craudiolia No. Ancient Egyptian isn’t a mythology it’s a spiritual science taught by the mystery schools in the semblance of mythos

[@Craudiolia]

@@shawnhall3849 Oh, so sorry. A fictional cat Goddess protecting a fictional Sun God with a Bird Head is very scientific. While they may have used the concepts to explain phenomenon, you're giving WAY too much credit in not acknowledging it's a mythology.

[@shawnhall3849]

Craudiolia It’s allegory, you dunce. Of what’s going on within oneself and in the microcosm. You just don’t know how to interpret it. It’s not supposed to be a literal historical account

[@Craudiolia]

Sol i First off, I see when you’re wrong you go straight to insults. Second, just because it’s an allegory doesn’t keep it from being a mythology. Third off, grow up.

[@webuser-webloser]

Poor Set

[@JimmyTurner]

The Lord of time is the guy who decides if you can make it home before taco bell comes out.

[@robynewilliams-heller1816]

I just discovered this channel a few weeks ago. I'm enamoured.

[@tylerjakes3136]

Hello sunshine 🌹🌹

[@fireflyer97]

I've had thoughts about these instances of "primordial force vs titan/ god" presence conflicts. My interpretation is that certain primordial forces allowed themselves to be reborn as more tangible gods in order to maintain a foothold in the cosmic hierarchy of deities. That way the existence of Eros, the primordial force, and Eros, the child of Aphrodite, could make some sort of sense despite the narrative conflict. The same concept could be superimposed onto the Chronos/ Cronus conflict.

[@jacobw4612]

1) If u use Chronos, then u use Kronos. You cannot use a transliteration and then suddenly use a latinization. CONSISTENCY. 2) The existence of Eros as the child of Aphrodite was sort of made as Aphrodite merged with Venus. The Romans saw her as a motherly figure and that's why Eros became the child of Aphrodite. But they are the same, with different birth stories. Chronos and Kronos are different 3) Chronos is a little something I call orphism

[@sonofcronos7831]

Nah, this dont make sense at all. The first Eros and second Eros are clearly two distinguished beings. The first is the primordial of creation, the second is just a baby that follows his mother orders. The first Cronus is time itself, the second one is chained in Tartarus. So there is no reason for a primordial to acept a lower form. They are two different beings, just accept it.

[@brooklynbeaulne8242]

May you please do a video about the Orphic Creation Myth?

[@andrewsparkes8829]

Yes please! I've always wanted a combative and condescending explanation of mythology! /s Definitely rejecting this channel from my recommendations in the future.

[@ins0858]

@@andrewsparkes8829 lol

[@magickgeminid2944]

he has avideo on nyx now

[@Samm815]

Same with Poseidon and Pontus, one controls the seas and one is the seas. Same with Aphrodite and Eros, one controls love and one is love. My personal headcanon for Eros is that he was originally the Primordial that got turned into a baby (Cupid) by the various gods and was raised by Aphrodite as his "mother" so that the Olympians could control him.

[@gunjfur8633]

"Pontus" ? What about Oceanos?

[@thebanana3099]

@@gunjfur8633 Pontus was the primordial god of the sea while Oceanos was the titan of the sea

[@sonofcronos7831]

The Eros of the Theogony is not the same Eros as Aphrodite son. The hesiod Eros is similar to Phanes, the primordial god of life. The baby Eros however is a son of Aphrodite or Aphrodite and Ares, and just obeys his mother, and is not nearly as powerful as the primordial Eros/Phanes.

[@sonofcronos7831]

​@@gunjfur8633 Oceanus is the titan god of the River Ocean. The greeks believed the earth to be flat and encircled by a large river of fresh waters, there lived Oceanus and his wife Tethys and also the Oceanids. Clouds, rivers and fresh air breezes all come out from the Ocean River. Constellations rise from these waters from the underworld during the night. Beyond it, we have the land of dreams, and than the land of dead and darkness. Pontus is just the primordial sea of salty waters.

[@Connor57575]

Percy Jackson’s Cronus is a mix of the two if you thought neither matched that big boi

[@wackyskech]

I was wondering

[@kziila0244]

Wikipedia actually brought up something: “During antiquity, Cronus was occasionally interpreted as Chronos, the personification of time. The Roman philosopher Cicero (1st century BCE) elaborated on this by saying that the Greek name Cronus is synonymous to chronos (time) since he maintains the course and cycles of seasons and the periods of time, whereas the Latin name Saturn denotes that he is saturated with years since he was devouring his sons, which implies that time devours the ages and gorges.” So by technicality, Cronus has some power over time. Maybe not as much as Chronos, but still has dominion over it. Kind of like how Ouranos is the sky and Zeus has dominion over the sky. It’s complicated, I know, but considering that Greek demigods are related to certain animals and we are walking on Gaia’s body, it’s not that bad.

[@davidmartin5483]

Thank you. I was really confused about this but now I think I understand it a bit better

[@sarahherbison5419]

There is very recent God of time, Photomecus , he is the god of fluid time, time as perception and man's control over time. For example, daylight savings time is the work of Photomecus, because man created the change in hours thus control over time flow

[@dennisonwant1808]

Low key you’re a new god and just trynna get your name out there 💀💀💀

[@camiloiribarren1450]

I agree with this video. It’s sometimes easy to mix up the two unless checking the spelling or enunciating their pronunciations

[@Heavenly_kingdom1]

Well done sir this clears up any thought to believe intertwining stories are the same, this is very important to know during the beliefs throughout the timeline of our history. Again well done and good work.

[@lightningshadows7610]

I subbed instantly the moment that we start talking about mythology

[@aftermonkeyphireusfa716]

This has odly brought a kind of understanding o me in regards of gods with the same name, primordial and not. I often racked my brain about this whenever i stumbled across such cases but never really got to read an explanation. Thanks. Truly.

[@TammyJerkChicken]

The Orphic creation story and lore sounds nuts!

[@edielgarcia5747]

Phanes the creator God of all

[@diegos7337]

As some one who loves Mythology, I must say I love your videos becsue your research is very good and very accurate. You do not deal in abosultes saying there is one story to follow, but different versions of it. When you give us Myths I am not familiar with I can rest assured there was a well done reasearch on it. Now this video about Cronus is very well done, but remember his brother Kairos. While Cronus was the god of quantitative time, Kairos was god of qualitative time. I will leave the rest to you since I think it is an interesting Topic for another video.

[@saintkronos7314]

Surprisingly accurate video. Not bad. I wrote a paper about this a couple of years back (I'm an art history major).

[@pharaohsmagician8329]

Bet you never had to worry about plagiarism for that paper Kronos

[@Roman-yn7nk]

@@pharaohsmagician8329 LOLOLOL

[@adampayne2088]

I never knew their were two deities with the same name and different versions of the two. Very interesting. Nice work. Yes a little confusing but not too much.

[@lesliekendall5668]

When you were talking about the primordial Cronos, I found the description interesting. In Rev 4:7, there are 4 beasts that continually bow down before God and 3 of the 4 are one that looks like a calf (bull), one like a lion, and one like a man.

[@jacobw4612]

Cronos is not a thing. It's Kronos or Cronus.

[@aaronsawyer6932]

I would like to hear all the version of primordial gods Titans and then the Gods

[@reganconnolly]

Your videos are fascinating and help to explain the confusion that is out there. Do you have any recommendations for further reading?

[@greyworld6242]

Have you made a video on the cosmic egg? And can you do a video on aeon?

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Such a good timing in trying to chronologically explain "Chronos" and "Cronus"...then comes "Kronika".

[@gunjfur8633]

*Cronos

[@milesc.anthony2811]

Wow. I never even considered this aspect when it came to Titans. Thank you for the perspective as it is not always possible to gain on one's own.

[@milesc.anthony2811]

Actually, I'm not familiar with Primordials and wasn't aware of Chronus's affiliation with them. Cool.

[@michaelscotts3949]

Never heard of the separate Chronos and Chronus nor did I ever hear of Poseidon being the head. Love to hear of the different versions separate and in order of.. phases?

[@Jim-Mc]

I'm interested in the negative associations of Chronos with chaos and decay, was not surprised to hear he was once a three headed serpent. Seems if you go back far enough a lot of deities were serpents/dragons/'leviathans.' Usually dwelling in some kind of cosmic sea.

[@geodude6244]

So our existence is pretty much a cosmic dragons shit 🤔

[@ghostx4862]

I did not know there was a civilization before ancient greek. Learn something new everyday. Can you maybe do a video cover of the Mycenaean pantheons? Would love to learn more about possibly the oldest version of these myths

[@Lugnear]

Good job man I enjoy your work keep them coming👍

[@kurookami5604]

I love the opening.

[@PurpleDragonair]

I took a Greek Literature class and my professor went over the various myths of creation while we were reading The Birds and I can see where the confusion comes from.

[@chgakiyx]

You are like the God of storytellers, I didn't know that the channel already reached 450k subs lol! Keep it up!

[@Almighty_Mage]

Sounds like Anansi

[@wcapewell3089]

Could you possibly do a video on the influence of japanese and middle eastern mythology on pieces of media like Ninjago and Mortal kombat? I think that it would make a really interesting video.

[@amandakucsera]

Maybe Chrono Crusade, too!

[@joemarski10]

Whenever I see something / someone that reminds me of a character from the game "God Of War", I click on it right away and save the videos. I love them videos. Thank you so much. 🥰 😍 😘

[@ZGuy0fSci]

*_I guess one could say it takes a lot of 'Time' to study Greek stuff & Mythology..._* Ehs?

[@JovanChronosTaylor]

Simple explanation, Thank You!

[@barrypurves4524]

Many have expounded on the 'nature of personal reality'. It must always include the immediate reality which informs the writer who records his/her understandind. Aware or not of this influence, our individual understanding is always 'perfect' for the circumstances in which we find ourselves.

[@douglasphillips5870]

It's still important to try and find the original sources because Zeus defeating Cronus means something different than Zeus the sky god defeating Cronus the god of agriculture or the god of time.

[@sonofcronos7831]

Cronus was the god of the skies, why people forgets this? Ouranos was sky itself, then Cronus defeats him and becomes the ruler of the sky, and then estabilishes the weather, movements of stars and other heavenly cycles (this is why he is the god of time too). Then Zeus appears, defeats his father and assumes the Sky, the weather, the movement of stars AND the lighting and thunder (these two things Cronus did not have). But Cronus was a sky god, so ir make sense for Zeus to defeat him to rule the sky.

[@ceyx1201]

Well said! More please.

[@KevinDijkstra]

Well done. A fairly unknown Myth states this. Chronos is Time eternal, Cronos/Kronos is the Effect of Time. With the birth of Thanos, things began to wither and die in their due time

[@ralphcaluag2403]

U mean Thanatos right? I'm sorry if u think I'm a jerk for correcting u but better separate Myth from Marvel CU.

[@mathiuseden9605]

That Skyrim background is amazing 💫💫💫

[@corylambeth9883]

Thank u for making this got to learn something I didn't know

[@hyacintheemmanuel5657]

Thanks for addressing this most people think it's the same god

[@JeremyDeere]

Elders scroll music is a nice choice ;)

[@bronathangiant5994]

I stumbled upon this distinction a few months ago, and was somewhat confused. so thanks for the clarification!

[@Ahnubiz7]

That music is oddly familiar... Anyways, as always with the informative videos, great job!!!

[@SD-vm9fl]

'Secunda' from the Skyrim soundtrack.

[@Ahnubiz7]

@@SD-vm9fl That's it!!! Thanks a bunch!

[@wcapewell3089]

@@Ahnubiz7 nice picture mate, love it.

[@davidrobinson7950]

Very useful and interesting thank you.

[@jacksypher3403]

The Oblivion music is a nice touch

[@PapaTaurean]

Just goes to show what happens when you play mythology telephone. Stories get spun and ideas change and morph. That's why you have similar themes and ideals in just about every mythology

[@gunjfur8633]

Many myth ARE related, such as the Indo-Europeans

[@nybethobdilord6912]

Love the elder scrolls music in the background.

[@themotherandthesons]

Out with the old in with the new / understand the cosmic shuffle then you will see the replacement and chances as " this will always be." love from Aquarius ♒️ and AOA lights. Thanks for sharing this wonderful story the Greek had great knowings, understanding and knowledge about the heavens marvelous currents. Love and light

[@krystlemcgoff2432]

You're right it all depends on what time and place your thinking about

[@jasonharris72]

Thank you. I have always struggled with this.

[@joshm3915]

I think I get it. Cronus is the God of Time. And Chronos is the reason why there is time. Right?

[@kziila0244]

Something like that. It’s like Zeus and Ouranos. Zeus is the god of the sky, Ouranos is the sky (since primordials are literally what they represent).

[@petertyson6634]

I agree. Most of my life I've studied mythology and legends . As I got older. I found that there different myths from different regions and time. Which can be confusing. Especially when you read about the Romans myths. Heros become villains , villains become heros or not so bad. But you find that in most myths around the world. Complicated but interesting. Good vid.👍

[@dfo490]

Yo this takes me back to High school cause Literally had to explain that there are 2 of them Inlove this

[@nightwolf2379]

Love the Skyrim music in the background

[@aleksxandaman2243]

I think that it takes a wise man to note the limits of his intelligence. And a patient man to communicate as much to others. Thank you for the info.

[@patrickolinger7172]

I Love Your Channel keep Up The Good Work

[@briandaleske5139]

I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY INVOLVING THIS SUBJECT ABOUT THE 2 DIFFERENT TYPES: Now from what I have heard about in the different stories there was two different types of Chronos; One was a Titan his name is spelled differently (Cronus) & he was Zeus’s father, and another one was of a Greek God & his name is (Chronos) who was in charge of being the protector of time its self along with keeping track of time through the centuries.

[@gunjfur8633]

*Cron-os "-us" is a Latin word ending, not Greek Cronos probably means "cutter" & Chronos means "time"

[@flightlesslord2688]

Cronus: *exists* Thanos: Now is no time at all *Kills Cronus* Chronos: weeeeeell

[@プリン-k5m]

I’m living for the Skyrim music 💖💖

[@jbrown1774]

Why is this mans voice so soothing

[@WilliamJulienNkogheOlympio]

Like you've said, there's a bunch of gods and goddesses very similar to one another. A mess.

[@shawnhall3849]

Thoth Moses No. They’re not people. They represent forces of nature and Existence given human form

[@WilliamJulienNkogheOlympio]

The gods and other divinities in the Greek pantheon are more representations or natural forces and humans emotions. Not angels.

[@WilliamJulienNkogheOlympio]

@Thoth Moses Well, if Africa is the cradle of humankind, it's no surprise if the gods are black. However, I didn't know that melanin was a conductor of electricity.

[@shawnhall3849]

William Julien Nkoghe Olympio Yup. But angel means messenger. In traditions like the Orishas they are emissaries of Olodumare, the Divine cosmic Force. Orishas are also representative of forces of nature and energies that are cultivated within

[@martingeorgiev4394]

Hello, we have never talked before. Being a huge fan of mythology and fiction (e.g. Tolkien, Rick Riordan, Terry Pratchett, Lovecraft), I find your channel awesome and interesting. What makes me happy is that you do the research and most of what you say is a true fact (well, as true as mythology can be). However, there are a handful of mistakes; for example you say that Typhon is pure evil incarnate (like Satan/Lucifer and Apep/Apophis) when he is actually Gaia's wrath and her revenge on the Olympians for being huge jerks, basically he's a destructive natural disaster/calamity (also ironically he was a loving faithful husband and father, unlike Zeus). Anywho, obviously I have several ideas and requests for future videos. My 2 most wanted episodes are about the Egyptian god Set/Seth/Sutekh/Setesh (fun fact: he was recently added to ''Smite'') and about the Zoroastrian/Persian god brothers Ahura Mazda and Ahriman. It would make me very happy if you release one of these episodes on my birthday (August 12). Do your best when making these. BTW, it would be interesting if you can one day make a special video about the ''Crossover Cosmology'' trope (several/all mythologies and pantheons coexisting in the same universe/work of fiction), analyzing it and sharing your view of how this could work; and perhaps talk about the franchises that use this concept (''Age of Mythology'', ''Smite'', ''Percy Jackson'', ''Highschool DxD'', Disney's ''Gargoyles'', ''World of Warcraft'', ''Shin Megami Tensei/Persona'', ''Tomb Raider'' and many others). Good luck and best of wishes.

[@sonofcronos7831]

Typhon is not a caring husband. In Dionysiaca, he spoke the things he will do if the assumes power, and one of it is to make Hera is wife just to humiliate Zeus.

[@midnight_vw]

Is the version where Chaos was the first primordial deity, Eros was also considered one of the first primordial deity, and thus having influence over Gaea and the creation of all that's beautiful on earth and her LOVE for all her children. The most reasonable version claims that he was a close companion to Aphrodite while she grew up and later on he was perhaps mistaken as her offspring, since he was mostly depicted as a childlike personification. So the story of Eros and Psyche doesn't have to be dismissed at all, with one exception only that Aphrodite was not his mother, but rather a companion for whom he held great admiration.

[@Todie85]

Now if only this had been explained to RICK RUIN THE MYTHOLOGY RIORDAN

[@thornelson1411]

Except he didn't ruin it. Greek Mythology is ridiculously broken up and he took what is relevant and did a great job mixing it all together

[@AnshumanMishra1811]

You are funny and urs videos. I like Ur mythological knowledge. Keep it up the good work.

[@Danielm614dm]

That type of honesty makes me want to pay attention to the principles of theses stories, I feel less dumb now.

[@cassier1948]

This video took a while to come out “wellll its about time”

[@rosemarievieth6685]

In the Arab world there is a distinction of time in three parts, namely waqt, saat, and zaman. If you find the time to look that up, I suggest it for another episode of time (I meant episode of "time" or "episode" of time etc)

[@frankfreeman7194]

Thanks for the explanation

[@KittenLove536]

I’m writing a book with Chronos in it, and i explain it as two different figures (Chronos and Cronos) who merge into one so often they’re just merged into one dude because belief. It’ll make dialogue so much fun!!

[@gunjfur8633]

*Cron-os "-us" is a Latin word ending, not Greek Cronos probably means "cutter" & Chronos means "time"

[@KittenLove536]

Gunjα Fury That’s cool, but i would recommend in the future you phrase it a bit differently (maybe try using sentences?) so you seem less like a “douche”.

[@namman3177]

I love the ending "I don't even know anymore" 😅

[@shawnhall3849]

Can you do a discussion on Chaos, please

[@jacobw4612]

What is there to discuss?

[@chriscalvin5083]

Good video

[@IAmSHVDE]

I was just thinking of how much the beginning reminded me of Skyrim, and then Secunda starts playing 😍😩

[@adrielstout6844]

Don't worry my friend I completely understand what your explaining. Religion and stories evolve and change as they are passed down especially when the stories are orally passed down instead of written down.

[@pbr-streetgang]

Thanks for the vid sir.

[@rosemarievieth6685]

In the Arab world there is a three part distinction of time, namely waqt, saat, and zaman. If you ever find the time to look it up, I could see another "episode" of time or episode of "time" etc

[@Brutian96]

Just found your channel. Loved it. Guess I am staying

[@kingtonybandz477]

Chronos is time it self while Cronus or Kronos is a Titan of destructive time

[@Q19484]

Finally one about the king of kings.

[@Kestas_X]

You've explained it well.

[@mr.renemoreno7863]

I totally agree with you now❄️😎!

[@Cartoon91S]

I know this video it’s quite old..but Could you make a video of Helios and Apollo..unless you already have and I haven’t found it just yet..Dig the videos though very knowledgeable.

[@Giganfan2k1]

We often forget the Myths and Legends that we have today are build on stories, beliefs, and myths. When leviathan is mentioned in the Bible itis mentioned as if even a child knows why the being is being mentioned. It would be lile saying "Only is strong enough to wrestle Godzilla to the ground, or why he did it".

[@Visionario012]

you're awesome, thanks for the vid

[@rastrisfrustreslosgomez544]

Oh I know this! short answer is both. One is the father of the Zeus, the other is an eldergod, not even a titan, more like Gaea in status