The following text refers to a book used by the ancient egyptians. what does this book suggest about egyptian beliefs?
"to survive the dangerous journey through the underworld, egyptiabs relied on the book of the dead. it containe spells, charms, and formulas for the dead to use in the afterlife."
egyptians believed in a sage, comfortable afterlife
egyptians believed their efforts in life had little or no effect on the afterlife
egyptians believed that time had no reality in the afterlife
egyptians believed that charms protect people in the afterlife

    Egyptians believed that charms protect people in the afterlife

Explanation:  The Book of the Dead is a collection of spells that, according to the Egyptian belief, help the deceased on his way through the underworld to eternal life, light. The content of the book, that is, the collection of charms and magic spells, presents the funeral texts that were painted earlier in the coffins and on the pyramids, that is, in the tombs. After collecting these funeral texts, a book of the dead was made, which when buried, would be put together with the deceased in a coffin.

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