Question

4 the false statements,1 Genghis Khan died in 1224,He didn't die in 1224. He died in 1227,2 Genghis Khan lived in Europe,3 He started the British Empire,4 He joined only two tribes together,5 He invaded many parts of Australia,6 His men buried him in Italy,MRead the tent in Ez. 2 again and correr​

Answer 1

2. Genghis Khan didn't lived in Europe. He lived in Asia.

3. He didn't start the British Empire. He started the Mongol Empire.

4. He didn't join only two tribes together. He joined a lot of tribes together.

5. He didn't invade many parts of Australia. He invaded many parts of China and Central Asia.

6. His men didn't bury him in Italy. They buried him somewhere in Mongolia.

Answer 2

It appears you've provided a list of statements, some of which are false, related to Genghis Khan, and you've mentioned reading a passage from the book of Ezekiel (Ez. 2). Let's correct the false statements and then address the reference to Ezekiel 2:

1. Genghis Khan died in 1224. Correction: Genghis Khan didn't die in 1224. He died in 1227.

2. Genghis Khan lived in Europe. Correction: Genghis Khan did not live in Europe. He was a Mongol leader and lived in Central Asia.

3. He started the British Empire. Correction: Genghis Khan did not start the British Empire. The British Empire was established centuries after his time.

4. He joined only two tribes together. Correction: Genghis Khan united many Mongol tribes, not just two.

5. He invaded many parts of Australia. Correction: Genghis Khan did not invade Australia. His conquests were primarily in Asia and Eastern Europe.

6. His men buried him in Italy. Correction: Genghis Khan was not buried in Italy. The location of his burial is still uncertain, but it is believed to be somewhere in Mongolia.

As for the reference to Ezekiel 2, I would need more context to provide a meaningful interpretation or analysis of that particular passage. If you have a specific question or request related to Ezekiel 2, please provide more details, and I'll do my best to assist you.