As we all know, pepe is a mainstay symbol of our movement, providing joy and meme morale, when there isnt much else.

I have long pondered the link between Jesus, and Kek. Upon searching i found, the gods name in question is actually, Heket, or Heqat.

The bible verse in Exodus 8:4 "frogs will come upon you and your peoples, and your officials"

This led me down another path of learning, and in such, i came across a few things i will paraphrase below.

"Heqat is associated with unborn babies, childbirth, and the first few crucial minutes of a child's life. Her priestesses, called the Servants of Heqat, train to be midwives and help Egypt's women bring babies safely into the world."

And

"According to Greek-style Osiris myths, Heqat helped Horus the Younger breathe when he was born. Tiny frog statues were dedicated to her as the one who helped Horus survive and Osiris be resurrected. These frogs, carved with the phrase "I am the Resurrection," reminded early Christians of Jesus's teaching of the same phrase—so Heqat's frog became a Christian symbol. Fancy that."

Is there a deeper, more meaningful connection we have been missing this whole time, in terms of why Kek/Heqat is the face of our movement?

The parallelism im seeing between Exodus and now, along with revelations, considering Heqats involvement with protecting babies, and ressurection (christ returned) we could truly be looking at biblical times, friends.

Source for Heqat stuff : https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/mythology/heqat-heket/sightings