Latest / Anunnaki Origins Podcast / Anunnaki Lords of Nibiru, Were they Fallen Angels? Has Enki Reversed his Decision? Has Enlil Given up?
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- 0:00The Sumerian celestial object, Nibiru signified, the deity,
- 0:03Marduk, the name is a Acadian origin.
- 0:05And means Crossroads, or transition point, the vast
- 0:09majority of Babylonian literature, relates it to
- 0:11Jupiter in tablet 5 of the anuma Elish.
- 0:14The pole star. At the time may have been
- 0:17through ban or kochab Ursa, Minor Nibiru is taken from 5,000
- 0:22year old Sumerian literature and Kuhn form tablets.
- 0:25The Sumerian civilization flourished in the fertile
- 0:28regions between the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers in the
- 0:31southern area of modern day. Iraq.
- 0:34Its cuneiform symbol was often across or various winged discs.
- 0:38Nibiru is often referred to as the planet of the Crossing.
- 0:43In the Reconstruction of tablet. 5 of the Numa Elish.
- 0:48By landsberger and Kenya Wilson. The term Polestar is nibir.
- 0:55It has several variations such as Nibiru and nibhana.
- 1:00Landsberg and Kenya Wilson. Think it alludes to a permanent
- 1:04point in the skies since it is contrasted with the term item.
- 1:08Which signifies who previously crossed?
- 1:12Tablet V's reference translation uses the phrase Polar Star,
- 1:16despite substantial evidence that Nibiru was a planet in the
- 1:19late Eros. either Jupiter, or Mercury, according to the
- 1:23authors remarks, According to the discoveries of ancient
- 1:26astronomers. Nibiru is an actual planet or
- 1:30brown dwarf inside our solar system.
- 1:33Established scientific organizations in astronomy, and
- 1:36Archeology consider these hypotheses pseudo-science or
- 1:41fringe science. According to Sumerian cosmology,
- 1:44Nibiru was the 12th planet in the solar system.
- 1:49Which includes 10 planets the Sun and the Moon.
- 1:53The Earth, the asteroid belt in the moon would have originated
- 1:56from a catastrophic Collision involving, Nibiru and Tyrant,
- 1:59which was located between Mars and Jupiter.
- 2:02The accident was caused, by a collision between one of Nibiru,
- 2:06host satellites and tomate. Which created significant Rifts
- 2:11in the Pacific ocean's crust? And left.
- 2:13Half a planet, resembling modern Pangea.
- 2:16Our present notion of all continents as one land mass.
- 2:21It was previously believed that such massive celestial bodies
- 2:24could not crash due to the magnetic field strength.
- 2:28However, discovering the Orpheus Theory and modeling, a collision
- 2:31between two earth-sized objects. Have breathed fresh life into
- 2:36this Theory. It was the home of the Sumerian
- 2:39mythological, Anunnaki. An extraterrestrial species that
- 2:43resembled humans. But was considerably more
- 2:45evolved. According to Ryan Moorhead, the
- 2:49Anunnaki persisted and eventually arrived on Earth.
- 2:53Furthermore, Ryan moorhen said that the destruction of their
- 2:56atmosphere prompted, their journey to Earth.
- 2:59They sought gold particles to be included in their environment
- 3:02because of their reflectivity, which is still used by NASA
- 3:06plates and other items. Like I shields on astronaut
- 3:10helmets. According to Ryan moorhen, they
- 3:13then combined their DNA with that of homo erectus.
- 3:17And genetically, altered our species working as in slaved
- 3:21people in their gold mines at first.
- 3:24The Anunnaki, commonly known as those who descended from Heaven
- 3:28to Earth. Arrived on Earth after billions
- 3:31of years of development. However, they desired to create
- 3:35a tool for communication and knowledge acquisition. after
- 3:40creating countless flawed prototypes, An Anunnaki goddess.
- 3:44Finally created Adam. This was done using 20% of the
- 3:49superior Anunnaki specimen and 80% of the inferior, Anunnaki
- 3:54specimen. The Sumerians represented their
- 3:57creator goddess and snakes. In a double helix form with thin
- 4:02bars, linking each helix. Only recently did scientists
- 4:07discover that DNA has a double helix structure?
- 4:11The interwoven snakes are all contemporary representations of
- 4:13the medical field. According to Ryan Moorhead,
- 4:16several sources discussed the same planet.
- 4:19Which may be a brown dwarf star, but has a very erratic orbit
- 4:22around the sun. We estimate, the planet's
- 4:25orbital period to be between 3,000 6303000 760 years or 3,000
- 4:33741 years after it reached Perry helium Around 3,000. 600 years
- 4:39ago. This scenario will inevitably
- 4:43result in a pole shift, corresponding to a rare
- 4:46alignment of the Milky Ways, Earth, Sun and Center.
- 4:50However, most scientists, think that Ryan Moore, hens
- 4:53assertions, a scientifically accurate, but too complex for
- 4:57Humanity to accept. Since they feel that a planet
- 5:00was such an orbit. Will ultimately adopt a circular
- 5:03orbit or fly out of the solar system.
- 5:06However, according to experts, the orbit of the 2000 cr105 is
- 5:11similar. For a brown dwarf with 3,760
- 5:16years, gravitational, and infrared evidence would be
- 5:19rather evident. That is precisely what happened?
- 5:25NASA's IRAs Telescope launched in 1993 captured.
- 5:30A dim picture of a massive astronomical Planet located
- 5:33three times, the distance between our solar system and
- 5:36Pluto, Subsequently, researchers obtained.
- 5:40More bottomless pictures. Revealing some objects as
- 5:44distant galaxies and others as thick gas clouds within our own
- 5:48Galaxy. These discoveries marked the
- 5:51discovery of an entirely astronomical new object known as
- 5:55Ultra luminous infrared galaxies.
- 5:57These are galaxies with explosive staff formation IRS
- 6:01detected, much infrared radiation from the dust cocoons
- 6:04that envelop Stars, The esteemed astrophysical Journal published
- 6:09This research. Nibiru has recently revealed.
- 6:12Another remarkable finding on October 21st 2003.
- 6:19Scientists founded the renowned dwarf planet Eris, announced it
- 6:23in July 2005 and officially designated it 136199 Eris in
- 6:302006. Eris has a 556.7 year orbital
- 6:36period and will reach Pisces in 2036.
- 6:40It is approaching its closest approach to the sun, aphelion.
- 6:45in April 2006, we reclassified at a long with Pluto and Ceres
- 6:49as dwarf planets, To align with the new more precise definition
- 6:54of planet. Numerous ethnic civilizations,
- 6:58have a lengthy history of Genesis stories.
- 7:02The Mesopotamian artifacts from the third millennium BC to the
- 7:05end of the first millennium BC. indicate that even though
- 7:09various gods were connected with natural forces, No, one myth
- 7:14addressed the origins of creation.
- 7:17It was believed that the gods existed before the formation of
- 7:20the world. Sadly few Sumerian texts from
- 7:25the third millennium BC have survived.
- 7:28Several fragmentary tablets mention a period before the
- 7:33creation of the Gods when just the Earth, Sumerian key and
- 7:37Heavens, Sumerian Anne existed. the Earth was green, despite the
- 7:43absence of moonlight or sunshine, And there was water
- 7:46under the surface despite the absence of vegetation.
- 7:51Sumerian poetry from the early years of the second millennium
- 7:54BC has additional information. A fabled prologue.
- 7:59Introduces the Sumerian story Gilgamesh, and the Netherworld
- 8:02it is founded on the notion that there are already gods and a
- 8:06cosmos and that the heavens and earth were once a single entity
- 8:09before becoming distinct, Following the emergence of
- 8:14humanity, the mighty Gods, split responsibilities for maintaining
- 8:18and exerting authority over the heavens, the earth and the
- 8:22underworld. The evolution of humanity to
- 8:25serve the gods, is a recurring Motif in Mesopotamian
- 8:29literature. Another early second century
- 8:32Sumerian poem. The song of the hoe.
- 8:35Describes the beginnings of humanity.
- 8:38In this and several other Sumerian Tales.
- 8:42And Lil is portrayed as The God, Who divides the heavens from the
- 8:45earth and creates Humanity. The Sumerians poem, the debate
- 8:50between grain and sheep describes a planet, bereft of
- 8:53grain sheep and goats They drank water from ditches, and ate
- 8:58grass for sustenance. Subsequently the gods gave food
- 9:02and livestock for human consumption.
- 9:06According to the debate between Bird and Fish.
- 9:08Enkei, the deity of wisdom, created the Tigris and
- 9:12Euphrates, and allowed water to flow from the mountains before
- 9:15there was water for human use. Additionally, he established
- 9:19sheepfolds marshes, Reed beds and smaller streams and rivers
- 9:24which he stocked with Fish and Wildlife.
- 9:27He founded King ship built cities and ruled over several
- 9:31Nations. An unnamed Sumerian author.
- 9:34Argues in The debate between winter and summer that Nils
- 9:41copulation with the Earth's Hills produces summer and
- 9:44winter, plenty spring, floods and fertility. enki and the
- 9:48Order of the cosmos a second, Sumerian story from the early
- 9:51second century explains why the universe seems organized Enki
- 9:56concluded that maintaining Global Order is necessary to
- 9:59prevent Anarchy. Various Gods received
- 10:03administrative responsibilities including monitoring the sky
- 10:07Earth and women's Behavior. These duties included the
- 10:12management of Wildlife and the husbandry of domestic animals.
- 10:17According to the Sumerian myth enki and ninmah the Lesser Gods
- 10:21grumbled to Nama the primordial mother about the burden, some
- 10:25task of creating the Earth. She aroused enki, the god of
- 10:29knowledge, to relieve, the gods of their labor and pleaded with
- 10:33him to make a replacement Nama then created.
- 10:36The first people by combining clay and putting it in her
- 10:40stomach. Sumerian poets like their
- 10:43contemporaries lacked coherent conceptions of creation.
- 10:47Various creation related, Tales appeared in several literary
- 10:51genres. in the Babylonian creation story, enuma, Elish
- 10:55Marduk succeeded enlil, as the leader of the pantheon,
- 11:00Providing a theological justification for marduk's rise
- 11:03to the position of the Supreme deity.
- 11:05The poem was penned during or soon after the reign of
- 11:09Nebuchadnezzar. The first in the second half of
- 11:11the 12th century BC. Babylon, attained political and
- 11:15cultural Independence, after being ruled by the foreign
- 11:18casytay Kingdom for millennia. Acknowledges, the city's
- 11:22development and explains why Babylon?
- 11:25Replaced Nepal as the site of religious festivities.
- 11:30The 1,091 vs of the poem a carved on 7 tablets. before the
- 11:36formation of the heavens and the Earth, the book begins with a
- 11:39theogony which describes the fall of the Gods.
- 11:44Due to the Confluence of absolutes.
- 11:46Freshwater, and tomate saltwater throughout time, some Gods came
- 11:50in pairs. Absu wanted to eradicate the
- 11:53gods because they resembled noisy children.
- 11:57Tiamat who was more forgiving than her husband.
- 12:00Implored absolute for patients. But abso was unmoved after being
- 12:05persuaded by his physio to act. The gods were frightened by the
- 12:09possibility of death and pleaded with ear to preserve them.
- 12:12EA might have ended up Sue unconscious.
- 12:17He subsequently murdered absolute and imprisoned his
- 12:20vizier mumu. EA and Amina, then gave birth to
- 12:25Marduk. The tallest and most powerful of
- 12:28the Gods. Anew the deity of the sky.
- 12:32Gives murdered authority over the Four Winds and instructs him
- 12:35to let the blow. Tiamat is irritated and
- 12:39perplexed by the dust storms caused by the winds.
- 12:43Other gods suddenly come and lament the storm, winds that
- 12:46Disturbed their piece. They request that Tiamat battle
- 12:50marks are so that they may rest. Tiemart resolves unanimously to
- 12:56face Marduk. She demands that the mother
- 12:59goddess, create a leaven creatures to prepare for the
- 13:01battle. After promoting chingu to
- 13:05Supreme godhood Tiamat hands, her new husband control over the
- 13:09monsters. After learning of the war
- 13:12preparations, Ayr consults, his father, the ruler of the Lesser
- 13:17gods and Shah for guidance, I'm sure instructs are to call the
- 13:22goddess using incantations followed by his brother inoue.
- 13:26Their Calamity has left both parties in shock and grief.
- 13:31The youthful Warrior, God Marduk then offers his strength in
- 13:34return for the assurance that should he prevail.
- 13:37He would rule the Gods. If the gods cooperate, Marduk
- 13:42defeats Tiamat and her Entourage, kingu Marduk then
- 13:47uses the body of Tiamat to create new things.
- 13:51He divides her in half. Like a dried fish and sets one,
- 13:56half of the Earth's surface as a representation of the Earth's
- 14:00surface. Marduk exposes her skin to the
- 14:03skies to keep the water from evaporating.
- 14:07A metaphor for Weis Southern Iraq received.
- 14:10So little precipitation, once Marduk establishes the sky, he
- 14:15arranges the star constellations.
- 14:18By designating three stars each month.
- 14:20He constructs the sun day and night his Planet, the moon, and
- 14:27the calendar. Tiemart uses different bodily
- 14:31parts to generate clouds wins, missed mountains and Earth.
- 14:36According to the legend. The gods vowed their Devotion,
- 14:40to the mighty ruler and built Babylon and his Temple.
- 14:43The Essa Gila as a place for them to reside while on Earth.
- 14:47Nipur. A sacred City revered by
- 14:50Sumerian and casytay. Babylonian Emperors is neatly
- 14:54omitted in the tale. Babylon.
- 14:57Superseded Nipper, as the gods Dwelling Place.
- 15:01During this period Marduk promised the Lesser gods that he
- 15:05would provide for their basic needs if chosen as their
- 15:07ultimate King. then he creates human kind from the rebellious
- 15:13consort of chingu Tiamat He does this for two reasons.
- 15:19First to relieve the gods of their demanding, physical work
- 15:23and second to ensure that Temple's always have food and
- 15:27drink of available, the gods, then rejoice and proclaimed.
- 15:31Maddox 50 names. Each representing a particular
- 15:33facet of his personality and abilities.
- 15:35The text suggests that this narrative and its lesson,
- 15:39possibly the significance of the monarchy in keeping order,
- 15:42should be remembered and analyzed by educated and
- 15:45enlightened individuals for future Generations.
- 15:47Parents and Educators should also use it to educate the
- 15:51nation's Future Leaders and successful citizens.
- 15:54Another Babylonian myth. Marduk creator of the world.
- 15:59Begins with the existence of the sea before the Act of Creation.
- 16:03Marduk is claimed to have created nippur and its Temple.
- 16:06The ikor, as well as Erick. And his Temple.
- 16:11The Ayanna. just before the division and disintegration of
- 16:15the composite, Eridu and Babylon were the first Villages
- 16:19constructed with the Essa. Jill Temple.
- 16:22The Earth is then formed by depositing soil on a primordial,
- 16:26sea raft. Wild animals such as the Tigris
- 16:30and Euphrates rivers, Kane brake marshes flora and domesticated
- 16:34animals, follow humans. Eventually woods and palm Groves
- 16:39appeared. Car 4 is a bilingual Sumerian
- 16:43and akkadian story known as the creation of human kind in
- 16:46academic literature. This story starts after the
- 16:50separation of Heaven and Earth and the development of the
- 16:53Tigris Euphrates and canals. Enlil.
- 16:57Then addressed the gods inquiring about the next step.
- 17:03The solution was to kill the alagon and create Humanity from
- 17:06their blood. They will work for the gods,
- 17:09tend to irrigation systems and Fields to ensure abundant
- 17:13harvests attend deity festivals and acquire knowledge via study.
- 17:19EA stands in his aquatic home. The absolute Isim enki's,
- 17:25messenger accompanies him as he leaves the river and reaches
- 17:27land. His two faces turned in opposing
- 17:30directions. Duality.
- 17:34Enki stands among the gods, allowing the initiate, Water of
- 17:38Life to flow into the laboratory.
- 17:40Glassware symbolizing, alchemical circulation, creating
- 17:45the first blood vessels in humans, symbolizes the bloodline
- 17:49and the Tree of Life. Providing a bioengineered person
- 17:53with water liquid or blood humans are a hybrid species that
- 17:57can provide a bioengineered person with water liquid or
- 18:01blood. Creating the first blood vessels
- 18:03in human symbolizes, the bloodline and the Tree of Life.
- 18:09Enki stands among the gods as the initiate water of live
- 18:12streams into the laboratory glassware to symbolize,
- 18:14alchemical circulation. According to Conventional
- 18:18historians and archaeologists. Modern-day rocks region between
- 18:22the Euphrates and Tigris. Rivers is the cradle of
- 18:25civilization. Between 4000 and 1900 BC, the
- 18:30Sumerian people of Mesopotamia inhabited.
- 18:33This region. Before its archaeological
- 18:36Discovery 180 years ago. Very little was known about
- 18:40Summa. Sumerians, were remarkable
- 18:44people. They established an advanced
- 18:47civilization. When most of the globe was still
- 18:49in the Stone Age. Sumer is believed to have
- 18:52originated from a group of hunter-gatherer tribes, the
- 18:55collaborated, to build the first human civilization in the
- 18:58Tigris. Euphrates Valley about 4,000 BCE
- 19:03What and who led to sue Mares? Quick rise to civilization about
- 19:106,000 years ago. Suarez created the oldest
- 19:15writing system on clay tablets using cuneiform letters.
- 19:19Over half a million shards of these clay tablets have already
- 19:22been uncovered. These tablets were stored in
- 19:25expansive, libraries. According to Sumerian kunai form
- 19:30literature. The Anunnaki were ancient.
- 19:32Celestial visitors who came to Earth to dig for gold?
- 19:36Teach humans Superior knowledge. And construct Homo sapiens as
- 19:41enslaved, people. According to Sumerian cuneiform
- 19:45writings the Anunnaki landed on Earth before the great flood.
- 19:50and during the pleistocene ice period around 450,000 years ago,
- 19:56In mesopotamia's Fertile Crescent these ancient
- 19:59astronauts erected. Their first base camp between
- 20:02the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Under the guidance of anus, two
- 20:07sons and Lille. And enki the Anunnaki began, the
- 20:10methodical colonization of Earth.
- 20:13Anew the Supreme Anunnaki King. Oversaw the operation from his
- 20:18Homeworld of Nibiru. Now that your prepared, let's
- 20:21discuss the Anunnaki and the great flood.
- 20:24The Anunnaki sought to create a race of physical labor slaves.
- 20:30To achieve this, the Anunnaki implanted.
- 20:32Their genetic material and DNA into humans.
- 20:36Endowing a new species of hominins.
- 20:38With various physiological characteristics, capabilities
- 20:42and abilities, not before possessed by hominins.
- 20:47The adamu or first humans, eventually procreated and lived
- 20:51for hundreds of years on Earth. The Nephilim a human Anunnaki
- 20:57hybrid lived for millennia. The genes of the Anunnaki were
- 21:01responsible for their extraordinary lifespan.
- 21:05In the eyes of primordial human kind.
- 21:07The anunnaki's longer lifespans gave them, the appearance of
- 21:10immortality. The Anunnaki feared, that
- 21:13newly-born humans would want to live as long as their Anunnaki
- 21:17Masters. In response to this fear.
- 21:21The Anunnaki, altered human DNA to drastically limit, human
- 21:24lifespans and brain size. The Anunnaki denied.
- 21:29Homo sapiens High intellect, and a long life since it did not
- 21:34align with their objectives. Humans were created for no other
- 21:38reason than to serve as enslaved.
- 21:41People and little was infuriated by the uncontrollable nature of
- 21:46human reproduction. He claimed that people were
- 21:49unnecessary burden that should be eliminated.
- 21:53As soon as humans gained the capacity to reproduce.
- 21:56Their population in Mesopotamia and the distant and anaki Mining
- 22:00activities expanded. Enlil determined to exterminate
- 22:04all people by releasing the great flood.
- 22:06Also known as the great deluge, Like the Greek hero, Prometheus
- 22:11enki defended Humanity by stating know, they must be
- 22:15maintained. The Anunnaki leadership.
- 22:18Understood that the planet Nibiru impending return to the
- 22:22area close to Earth would cause significant climatic changes.
- 22:27And Lil then took action. Enlil, persuaded most of the
- 22:32Anunnaki at the great assembly to let nature.
- 22:34Take its course, and exterminate Humanity.
- 22:37The Anunnaki would observe events from their ship which was
- 22:40circling the earth. Enki though had his strategy.
- 22:45The Sumerian flood account often known as the Sumerian creation
- 22:49myth. Is the earliest known
- 22:51Mesopotamian account of the great flood.
- 22:54The Sumerian narrative was recorded about 200300 BC.
- 22:59But it is believed to be even earlier since it was passed down
- 23:02orally before. Being written down this great
- 23:07flood image would be employed in the Babylonian Epic of
- 23:10Gilgamesh, 20015 to 1,400 BC and most notably in the biblical
- 23:17Book of Genesis, tale of Noah and the Ark 1450 BC.
- 23:25According to the Sumerian rulers list.
- 23:28Priest Kings. Yasuda was the final king of
- 23:31Sumer before the great flood. His decision to flee the flood
- 23:34and protect life on Earth, ultimately, portrays him as the
- 23:39protagonist of the Sumerian flood story.
- 23:43This character is called utnapishtim.
- 23:45In the later, Babylonian version of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
- 23:50According to Sumerian Legend. Enki instructed ziya to
- 23:54construct an ark to survive the great flood.
- 23:57To avoid enlist. Notice the ark was constructed
- 24:00on the Highlands. Noah was compelled to construct
- 24:03an ark in the Hebrew. Bible's later, account of the
- 24:07great flood. This indicates that the biblical
- 24:10account was partially derived from afar earlier, Sumerian
- 24:14Legend, according to the biblical account human evil.
- 24:18Precipitated The Daily News. Consequently, the Hebrew authors
- 24:23of the Old Testament supply to the theological foundation for
- 24:26the great flood, according to Sumerian Legend, and Lil who had
- 24:31grown bored of human loudness. Exploited the great flood as a
- 24:35natural occurrence. At the appointed moment, a
- 24:38massive wave of water wiped out, most of humanity as the Anunnaki
- 24:41escaped the planet in flying vehicles.
- 24:43The devastating Global flood destroyed, the majority of human
- 24:46communities. After six days and nights the
- 24:50storm subsided. however, the storms destroyed most of the
- 24:55land, as the biblical and Babylonian account state.
- 25:00The ark. Finally landed.
- 25:03On Mount Ararat. The Babylonian story notably
- 25:08attributes, the great flood to excessive rainfall and
- 25:11intensifying wins that destroyed houses and burst, dikes.
- 25:16These repercussions might culminate in a massive
- 25:19planetoid, coming close to Earth.
- 25:24Or a gigantic celestial object such as an asteroid collides
- 25:30with the Earth. The Genesis Flood story.
- 25:34The gun you in Chinese mythology.
- 25:37And Pyrrha in Greek mythology. Priya in Hinduism.
- 25:42Burglar in Norse mythology. Mesopotamian flood tails. the
- 25:47arrival of the first people in Ireland with cesare in Irish
- 25:50mythology, teacher and Maya lore in mesoamerica.
- 25:57And the lack corteo rail. Ojibwa tribe in North America
- 26:00are all examples of flood myths. The story revolves around angry
- 26:06human rulers. Perceived, a superior beings.
- 26:10Who seek to eradicate the diverse population of Earth?
- 26:13And begin a new. Is the existence of great flood,
- 26:17tales in ancient societies, around the globe, a mere
- 26:21coincidence. Could know as a count.
- 26:24And all subsequent accounts, replicate Sumerian mythology.
- 26:29Could historical fact be the source of all these Global
- 26:32Tales? Is it feasible that the Anunnaki
- 26:36knew about or initiated the so called great flood before it
- 26:40occurred? And did the flood obliterate,
- 26:43almost all traces of the anunnaki's presents on Earth.
- 26:48Including the vast majority of early Homo sapiens, and other
- 26:52hominins. Enki was the official
- 26:55responsible for human genetic engineering?
- 26:58According to Sumerian texts enki instructed zusa to bring the
- 27:02seeds of all living creatures, aboard his ship.
- 27:06Therefore, this advice is essential.
- 27:08Enki puts your sudra in command of an old Gene Bank to prevent
- 27:12the extinction of Flora and Fauna species amid catastrophic
- 27:16planetary crisis since he was on The Human Side.
- 27:20Instead of collecting a shipload of animals and plants, Zeus may
- 27:24have collected DNA samples from every living creature.
- 27:27Another intriguing story suggests that ziya constructed a
- 27:32ship to escape the catastrophic flood.
- 27:34Instead of a boat Ark, constructed a spacecraft to
- 27:38circle the Earth and Dodge the flood.
- 27:41This logic is as credible as the biblical account of the boat
- 27:43containing, two of every species on Earth.
- 27:46And little laments, his choice to allow Humanity to die as time
- 27:50passes. Despite this reality and little
- 27:53preserved human kind seeds to ensure their survival after any
- 27:57Global flood or catastrophe. After discovering that some
- 28:01humans had survived the flood. And Lil felt driven to let them
- 28:05reside on Earth. In 1996, renowned scientist
- 28:10historian, researcher and author, Ryan, moorhen produced,
- 28:13a series of volumes including his translations of ancient,
- 28:17Sumerian inscriptions. these translations resulted from 30
- 28:21years of studying, Sumerian cuneiform tablets and carvings
- 28:26according to multiple other competent Scholars.
- 28:28The Sumerian Q&A Forum letters translated by Ryan.
- 28:31Moorhen indicate, an extraterrestrial species known
- 28:35as the Anunnaki that arrived on Earth from their home planet,
- 28:38Nibiru thousands of years ago. The legendary so called 12th
- 28:41planet in our solar system. According to Sumerian history.
- 28:44The Anunnaki landed on Earth on a unique mission to impart
- 28:48knowledge and harvest certain minerals.
- 28:51They have vast knowledge and authority over the whole world.
- 28:54According to his interpretations.
- 28:57The Anunnaki visited Earth, 450,000 years ago.
- 29:03Just before the great flood and the place to see nice period.
- 29:07In mesopotamia's Fertile Crescent.
- 29:10These ancient astronauts erected, their first base camp
- 29:13between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
- 29:17Under the guidance of anus 2 Sons and Lil Anki, the Anunnaki
- 29:21began the methodical colonization of Earth.
- 29:24They constructed a Spaceport Mission Control Center and
- 29:28Mining activities here. Anew the Supreme Anunnaki King.
- 29:33Oversaw the operation from his home world of Nibiru.
- 29:37Over many eons the Anunnaki developed a prosperous Colony
- 29:40Earth time. They were intent on their
- 29:43primary objective, which was gold.
- 29:46The Anunnaki desire gold to pay for expensive.
- 29:49Technical operations to restore their planets deteriorating
- 29:53atmosphere. When the Anunnaki sought to mind
- 29:56gold from the Persian Gulf using only techniques available on
- 29:59Earth their efforts were inefficient and time-consuming.
- 30:03And Lil was given control of the Mesopotamian Colony Eid in by
- 30:08their father Anu. To settle their growing rivalry,
- 30:11with their half-brother enkei. Perhaps the basis for the
- 30:15biblical Eden. Inky conducted an expedition to
- 30:19Africa, sometimes known as absu the country of mines and then to
- 30:23South America, where he established gold, mining
- 30:26Enterprise's the extracted or was transported back to
- 30:29Mesopotamia. For smelting and refining into
- 30:33Zagg. Or purified valuable ingots.
- 30:38Fashioned like our glasses. Archaeological.
- 30:42Excavations have Unearthed. Several.
- 30:43Genuine ingots. Before their Revolt in the
- 30:47mines, some 300,000 years ago. The Anunnaki had been mining
- 30:51gold on earth for almost 100,000 years.
- 30:54These alien colonists confronted various hurdles, due to climate
- 30:58shifts and the arduous nature of mining activities.
- 31:03Enki saw that A Primitive humanoid known as a homonym
- 31:06resided in his laboratory in absu Africa.
- 31:10And Lil pondered aloud, whether there was another method for
- 31:13gold mining. Enki then suggested employing,
- 31:18an Arda mu a caveman laborer to assist with the tedious mining
- 31:23tasks. King arnou and the Council of
- 31:26Nibiru. Were anxious for an alternate
- 31:29course of action. When they saw how much gold
- 31:32mining would cost the unarchi, they discussed the morality of
- 31:36modifying a species. Enki emphasized that creating a
- 31:40half, an anarchy. The half primitive.
- 31:43Humanoid hybrid. Would not be an Act of Creation.
- 31:47but rather a method for enhancing the existing species,
- 31:51Anu instructed. The renowned scientist enki To
- 31:54use cutting-edge genetic engineering to create an
- 31:57improved version of the extinct hominid by modifying its DNA to
- 32:01create the new labor enslaved. Human the adamu ninho SAG was an
- 32:06Annunaki woman, who practiced medicine on Earth.
- 32:08The Sumerian Tablets, recount how enki and in her sag
- 32:12combined, their DNA, to create the first test tube baby enkei
- 32:16and in her sag allegedly, used the sperm of a young Anunnaki
- 32:19male to fertilize the egg or reproductive cell of ancient
- 32:23African female hominin the fertilized egg was given to the
- 32:27pregnant. Anunnaki mother.
- 32:29Then a new species of human laborers.
- 32:31Emerged the Damu The first hybrid human was in fertile.
- 32:37Due to the long gestation period of in vitro fertilization, the
- 32:41Anunnaki need considerable time to develop new groups of human
- 32:44laborers. The adamu.
- 32:47Homo sapiens a paragon of intelligence and submissive
- 32:51Behavior. Eventually evolved as a result.
- 32:56Enkei and in her Sugg decided to develop an adamu capable of
- 32:59self-replication. They finally produced a male, a
- 33:04dhamma capable of reproduction by mating with a female Adamo.
- 33:09This species was the ideal slave race.
- 33:12The answer to the problem, the earliest modern people faced.
- 33:16when the Anunnaki infused, their DNA and genetic material into
- 33:20the new hominid, they essentially endowed it with
- 33:23physiological characteristics, abilities and skills not found
- 33:26in previous hominids. Earlier Damu, who interbred?
- 33:31Survived for Endless eons on Earth.
- 33:35The Nephilim a human Anunnaki hybrid lived for millennia.
- 33:40The genes of the Anunnaki were responsible for their
- 33:42extraordinary lifespan. In the eyes of primordial, human
- 33:47kind, the anunnaki's longer lifespans gave the appearance of
- 33:51immortality. Enlil and the other uniq were
- 33:55anxious. That the newly created.
- 33:56Humans might want to outlive them In response to this fear
- 34:00the Anunnaki, altered human DNA to drastically limit, human
- 34:04lifespans and brain size the Anunnaki denied.
- 34:08Homo sapiens High intellect. And a long life since it did not
- 34:11align with their objectives. Humans were created for no other
- 34:14reason than to serve as enslaved.
- 34:16People the Sumerian Tablets unveiled a modern breeding
- 34:19system for both animals and humans.
- 34:22Consider, what is now known about cloning in vitro.
- 34:25Fertilization genome mapping gene.
- 34:28Splicing Gene, sequencing, and Gene alterations.
- 34:33Even the most knowledgeable academic attempting to decipher,
- 34:37the Sumerian Tablets, 30 years ago.
- 34:40Would have found Gene manipulation unfathomable?
- 34:45However, the Sumerian account of human beings has become
- 34:48increasingly believable recently.
- 34:51The Sumerian cuneiform tablets as decoded an interpreted by
- 34:56respectable professionals. Claim that the Anunnaki were
- 35:00ancient astronauts. Who came to Earth to mine gold.
- 35:04Transmit Superior knowledge. And construct Homo sapiens to
- 35:07serve as enslaved. People This is as expected.
- 35:12Highly challenging. When ancient Sumerian, spoke of
- 35:17the Anunnaki. They were referring to mythical
- 35:20legendary entities, according to experts.
- 35:24However, we must wonder, why ancient scribes spent so much
- 35:27time and effort meticulously Penning stories.
- 35:31Would it not make more sense to believe they documented their
- 35:33stories to present them as historical mythology rather than
- 35:36mere fantasy? The Sumerian creation story was
- 35:40shown to us in a far more convincing and specific light
- 35:42initially written down long before it was taken and
- 35:46translated into the Bible. It is vital to note that the
- 35:50Sumerians did not first refer to the Anunnaki as gods.
- 35:54The Babylonians Egyptians Romans Greeks Judaism and Christianity
- 35:59influence. The use of God to describe
- 36:02Celestial entities after Sumer, According to a more realistic
- 36:06account of ancient events. The earliest Sumerian literature
- 36:09included descriptions of natural occurrences as a result of a
- 36:13misinterpretation of this history.
- 36:15Other religious cults, such as Judaism and Christianity.
- 36:21Were built on a flawed Foundation.
- 36:24Current mainstream academics refer to the early Sumerian
- 36:27talz, as mythology. Since the distorted religious
- 36:31Doctrine diverged, so much from the original texts.
- 36:35Inscriptions on ancient Sumerian clay tablets are more reliable
- 36:40than Bible images possible. A non-mainstream reading of
- 36:44Sumerian literature. Also assist in refuting the
- 36:48problematic assumptions presented by mainstream science
- 36:51as facts about the development of homo sapiens and the Advent
- 36:55of modern civilization 1 ancient Anunnaki texts.
- 37:01A person with a moderate literacy level.
- 37:03Rarely thinks about the meaning or history of the created
- 37:06symbols. He uses so expertly and
- 37:08successfully in all written communication, since written
- 37:11language has always been a part of his culture.
- 37:14He has endeavored to learn and employ it.
- 37:18He has endeavored to estimate, the approximate date of the
- 37:21spoken language is long history. In contrast.
- 37:26The written word is a relatively recent development in the
- 37:29evolution of human culture. Only lately has the craft of
- 37:34writing, been refined honed and Polished into a valuable
- 37:39instrument for communication. Throughout these Millennia man,
- 37:43has achieved significant social and spiritual gains.
- 37:47Written documents are also the source of everything from the
- 37:49most straightforward economic notation to the most intricate,
- 37:52artistic innovation. Two ancient civilizations.
- 37:55Sumer and Egypt simultaneously established and progressively
- 38:00developed writing into a vital means of human, communication
- 38:02archaeological and inscriptional evidence from these cultures
- 38:06best characterizes them. Sumas literature was impacted by
- 38:09the urban population's growing economic and administrative
- 38:12needs. The earliest known commercial
- 38:15and administrative records have been discovered on crude
- 38:18pictographic clay, tablets dating back to 3000 BC.
- 38:21Rarely does a writing system go from its early immature stage in
- 38:26Sumer, which had many idiographic and pictographic
- 38:29signs to its mature. Cuneiform script Which has a
- 38:33small number of Highly standardized.
- 38:34Pure syllabic signs, Several writing errors produced Sumerian
- 38:39clay tablets throughout the first part of the third
- 38:41millennium. BC.
- 38:43Researchers have discovered these tablets It is funny to see
- 38:47rookie scribes bumbling through these early years.
- 38:52Around the middle of the third Century.
- 38:53The Sumerian scribe began to broaden his scope.
- 38:57His medium changed from a simple note pad and a few votive
- 39:00inscriptions to detail architectural and dedicatory
- 39:03Records. Due to the adaptability and
- 39:07flexibility of his writing. He must communicate more
- 39:10intricate historical and Hymnal patterns.
- 39:13Furthermore. it is undeniable that the Sumerian poets and
- 39:17scribes composed, most of their literary works on clay, tablets
- 39:20prisms, and cylinders in the years that followed This
- 39:26development, mainly happened between 2,500 and 2000 BC.
- 39:32Eventually a lucky excavation May Unearthed one of these first
- 39:35written documents in one or more ancient Sumerian cities.
- 39:39Despite being scant. The evidence is conclusive.
- 39:43The Reconstruction and translation of these Works
- 39:45constitute the most essential source of knowledge for studying
- 39:49the spiritual aspects of Sumerian society.
- 39:53We can discuss the beginning of the second millennium.
- 39:55BC significant Sumerian manuscripts of being discovered
- 39:59more than 3,000 tablets and artifacts from museums worldwide
- 40:02contain inscriptions of Sumerian literature.
- 40:05From this period, the writing style on the documents range
- 40:08from massive 10 column clay, tablets with hundreds of
- 40:11wellspace lines to little fragments with just a few
- 40:14scattered lines. Hundreds of different kinds of
- 40:17writing are on these tablets and pieces.
- 40:20From long stories with more than 800 lines, to short hymns with
- 40:24less than 20 words. Nearly a millennium before the
- 40:28Hebrews or Greeks the Bible or The Iliad and odyssey.
- 40:32Sumo was home to a burgeoning literary tradition.
- 40:36Here and throughout this paper the term literature is used in
- 40:39the more restricted sense of bells.
- 40:41Let This literature contains various genres such as epic
- 40:45stories and myths, hymns, and laments and many wisdom writings
- 40:50such as Proverbs fables, and proverbial sayings.
- 40:55Given the cultures age, these Works wide range of styles and
- 40:58genres is surprising and enlightening.
- 41:01The oldest examples of heroic poetry are the Sumerian epics
- 41:05which we shall explore first. We can now reproduce in whole or
- 41:10in part 12. Epic tales that were likely well
- 41:14known in Sumer. According to our statistics,
- 41:18they range from more than 400 to less than 200 lines.
- 41:23Therefore, we should refer to them as epic Tales instead of
- 41:27epic's. Which can notes a lengthy
- 41:30writing work. 9 of our 12 poems described the Heroic Adventures
- 41:34of the famous Sumerian characters and mirka Lugal.
- 41:37Banda and Gilgamesh who lived about 3,000 BCE The last three
- 41:43stories detail, the exploits of inanna, the goddess of combat
- 41:47and love an inertia. The Sumerian hero, God.
- 41:52Sumerian epic. Poetry has affected the field of
- 41:55Epic literature. The conquerors of Babylon
- 41:58adopted these Sumerian books as inspiration for their now-famous
- 42:01National epics the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Epic of
- 42:05creation. I tracked the history of these
- 42:08two early examples of literary evolution in two published
- 42:12studies. To distinguish the original
- 42:14Sumerian themes from those added by the Babylonian creative
- 42:18Talent. While integrating the relatively
- 42:20brief Sumerian Tales into the most important known Epic.
- 42:25This evidence included know, speculative assumptions or vague
- 42:28hypotheses. Regardless of the age of the
- 42:31studied civilizations. The fact that the evidence was
- 42:35straightforward and palpable is irrelevant. even though the
- 42:40Iliad and Odyssey in the Sumerian epic of vastly varied
- 42:44in chronology style and content, there is no doubt about some
- 42:48distinctions between the Sumerian epics are the oldest
- 42:52epic literature. Known to exist.
- 42:54Famously under stated portion of a Sumerian epic describes
- 42:57gilgamesh's trip to the land of the living.
- 43:00The minimalist unembellished outline of facts even keeled
- 43:05Manner and uncomplaining temperament all lend to a sense
- 43:08of simple dignity. And the magnitude of the loss is
- 43:13as rare as it is terrible. The text dates, the Lord saw the
- 43:18living. And said, as he moved his mind
- 43:20to the realm of the living Gilgamesh instructed, his
- 43:23servant enkidu. Enkidu, you must still bring
- 43:27about the predetermined result. Once I arrived, my name would
- 43:31become well known throughout the land.
- 43:34Where it occurs? The names of the deities have
- 43:37been preserved though. I would establish the names of
- 43:41the Gods when none already exists.
- 43:45His servant enkidu replies that they will then speak the names
- 43:48of the Gods. Informal to the Sun.
- 43:50God, if you want to enter the nation utu is the earth creature
- 43:55and its hero. Land of seeders the two monster
- 43:59told the hero uchu. Ugesh stretched his hand toward
- 44:04an individual. He was holding a silver stars as
- 44:07an offering. There are various questionable
- 44:10translations for the words in italics.
- 44:13U2 of Heaven speaks to him. Be my friend Hutu, I want to
- 44:17enter the land. I would want to enter the
- 44:21cedarland. I would be delighted if you
- 44:24considered joining my squad. in response Heaven's utu says, You
- 44:31appeal to young men, but what do you stand for in the land?
- 44:35Gilgamesh responds. I want to speak with you, too.
- 44:40Please pay attention. I reside in a city where men
- 44:43expire with burdened spirits, They perish with heavy hearts?
- 44:48If you only paid attention, I would talk to you.
- 44:51I would communicate with you if you were attentive.
- 44:54I witnessed floating corpses as I scale the wall.
- 44:58And as even the tallest man cannot reach the sky.
- 45:01I too would be served this way. I will also be served this way
- 45:05since it is the norm. The globe is too vast for any
- 45:09man. Regardless of intelligence.
- 45:13The brick and stamp must still accomplish their objective.
- 45:16My name will be etched into the surface when I join the world.
- 45:21I would place my name wherever the name of the gods have been.
- 45:25In certain regions, the names are still pending.
- 45:29As a redeemed man. My name would Ascend to the
- 45:32heavens. Utu accepted his emotions and
- 45:35expressed gratitude. He was a gentleman.
- 45:39Therefore he showed compassion. Many surviving Sumerian stories,
- 45:43described the universe's, creation and civilizations
- 45:46growth. Other stories are about the
- 45:49beginning of man, the flood, the underworld, and how God's got
- 45:53together. These stories which were passed
- 45:57down for years before Hebrew poets and scribes put them into
- 46:00their holy texts. Have themes from Sumerian
- 46:03mythology. Most known Sumerian myths
- 46:07concerned the birth of the cosmos and the emergence of
- 46:09civilization. Additional subjects include the
- 46:14flood, the underworld, and divine couplings.
- 46:19For example, The Following part of a story is essential to our
- 46:22understanding of how the Sumerians thought the world was
- 46:25made. And it is also beautiful.
- 46:28Because it shows how Samaria and poetry is usually written.
- 46:33After the man's name had been decided and the Earth had been
- 46:37torn from heaven and separated. It was drawn away from heaven.
- 46:42After the expulsion of Anu, the sky God from the heavens.
- 46:46And Lil the air, god raised the Earth and then carried it away.
- 46:51As a result of a rescue girls, the queen of the underworld
- 46:54elimination. Her Hades was its recompense.
- 46:59Kurz. Father embarked on his
- 47:00expedition when he was a little boy.
- 47:03Enki, the sea god set sail straight toward cure. cure
- 47:08through the smaller ones at the king while he threw the bigger
- 47:11ones toward enki The stones of the hand which are its small
- 47:15stones. The region contains the key of
- 47:18enki's boat reads and big stones.
- 47:23The atmosphere was as overwhelming as a raging War
- 47:26storm. In opposition to the king, a
- 47:29wolf consumes water from the boats prowl, the ways in the
- 47:32boat Stern. Strike Inky unconscious like a
- 47:35lion Even in today's harsh environment, this essay from the
- 47:40golden age, must have influenced.
- 47:42Many of the great writers of the past in those days.
- 47:45There were no hyenas snakes or scorpions.
- 47:49Neither were there any scorpions or snakes?
- 47:52There was no indication of a lion, a wild dog, a wolf.
- 47:57Or any other predator. There was no feeling of fear or
- 48:01dread. The individual had no
- 48:04competition. The rules of the rich country of
- 48:07shubhu East were Fair. Summa South, the Glorious land
- 48:12of the decrees of princes is characterized by its Harmony can
- 48:18get whatever they wanted, Yuri North. the whole universe,
- 48:21everyone, cooperating the West unwinding in safety and to honor
- 48:26nil, they used only one language In a myth centering, on the
- 48:31Sumerian water, God, enki and the ambitious, lustful Goddess
- 48:34of Love, and War. In Anna, the Sumerian equivalent
- 48:38of the Semitic goddess. Ishtar the Greek goddess,
- 48:41Aphrodite in the Roman goddess. Venus had just traveled from
- 48:44Eric to encase City erdo in her boat of Heaven.
- 48:49Sumerian poets and scribes thought this was the start of
- 48:52Sumerian civilization. Because she wanted to own the
- 48:55hundreds of divine. Decrees, he was responsible for
- 48:58as the benefits of the meal wear off, enki begins to feel guilty
- 49:01for his kindness, leading him to prevent her ex arrival on the
- 49:05boat of Heaven. Pinky, a passionate Goddess of
- 49:08Love. And War is the Sumerian
- 49:11equivalent of Ishtar, Aphrodite and Venus he dispatches isimu
- 49:16and a group of sea monsters to reach the first of the seven
- 49:18stopping points between the ABS of eridu, and Eric, The next
- 49:23part is about how litmus and inanna talk to each other.
- 49:27Inanna calls enki an Indian giver during this conversation.
- 49:32He said your majesty. My father sent me to you.
- 49:35Your father has sent me to you. His words hold great power.
- 49:41Enki talks with dignity. The significance of his remarks
- 49:46must not be underestimated. What did my father say to you?
- 49:52What did he convey to you? In Anna, holy gives her
- 49:55response. Which of his insightful remarks
- 49:59should we ignore? My King has recounted what enki
- 50:03told him. Eric must get in, Anna.
- 50:06I'll take the paradise boat back to eradu.
- 50:10Isimu. The holy and as messenger says,
- 50:12what happened to my father, now that he has a new impression of
- 50:16me? Why did he breach?
- 50:19His moral obligations to me. Why do you want to desecrate his
- 50:23eminent words? My father made an untrue
- 50:27statement to me. He mispronounced both absus and
- 50:30his powers names. I barely managed to articulate
- 50:34these words. In Nana notified, and in Shuba,
- 50:38her messenger that sea creatures had captured the boat of Heaven.
- 50:43Come my Faithfully Anna messenger.
- 50:45Bearer of good news and Truth. A person whose foot or hand
- 50:50never gives out or fails is exceptional.
- 50:53The boat of Heaven must be retrieved following in Anna's
- 50:56laws. The hymnal is the most extensive
- 50:58collection of Works in Sumerian literature with over 100 songs
- 51:03that can be entirely or partly rebuilt.
- 51:06These hymns range from over 300 to fewer than 50 lines.
- 51:11While the basic form is Hymnal, the substance and structure of
- 51:14these songs are diverse with royal and Heavenly hymns.
- 51:17Being the two major types. the Easton Dentistry that succeeded
- 51:21the third dynasty of UR, which according to the lowest
- 51:25chronology lasted from roughly 2017 to 1,960 BC.
- 51:31Had poems of praise and exaltation for even more
- 51:34prominent deities in the Sumerian Pantheon.
- 51:38It is common to discover self-laudatory, hymns.
- 51:42Several sacred songs may also be considered prayers.
- 51:45They offer shorter peels for the long life and prosperous rule of
- 51:49the same Ouray and EC monarchs often, hymns are split into
- 51:52songs of varied lengths, separated, by short, antiphonal
- 51:56replies. Others are constructed of
- 51:59numerous. Four-line strobes.
- 52:01Others have a recurring refrain. And others are divided into
- 52:05pieces by varying, liturgical rubrics.
- 52:09Ancient Sumerian, scribes organized, hymns into various
- 52:12genres and groupings. The ancient scribe would also
- 52:16indicate that the writing was a hymn at the beginning or
- 52:19conclusion. Consequently Sumerian literary
- 52:23men created and Polished Temple and religious himno graffiti
- 52:27long before the composition of the book of Sam's in the Bible.
- 52:31In contrast to the Book of Psalms, the music accompanying
- 52:35these hymns differs, our research has revealed that we
- 52:40can now recover at least five Lamentations in their entirety
- 52:43or parts. Lamentations are sad
- 52:47compositions created by the Sumerians to memorialize the
- 52:52neighboring, barbarians recurrent destruction of their
- 52:54towns and homes. They were the forerunners of the
- 52:59book of Lamentations. May 4th Mourns the fall of Sumer
- 53:04and akkad. While May 5th is now called a
- 53:07weeping mother The first three maze are dedicated to the
- 53:11destruction of each of the three ancient centers.
- 53:15The biblical era of the child ease.
- 53:19Nippur. the spiritual and religious Center of Sumer, and a
- 53:24guard day, The capital of that part of Samaria, that was one.
- 53:27They also discussed tammis whose Hebrew counterparts in the Book
- 53:31of Ezekiel are known as idolaters.
- 53:34Idolaters are an essential and separate, temas group that
- 53:37Mourns the dying God's Mysteries and his resurrection.
- 53:41Finally, we get to the Sumerian wisdom compositions. the wisdom
- 53:46works of the Sumerians and their Egyptian equivalents are the
- 53:49progenitors of the wisdom literature used to cross the
- 53:51near East most notably, the Bible's Book of Proverbs In
- 53:57Sumerian philosophy numerous concise, pithy and incisive
- 54:02Proverbs, and aphorisms exist. Several extensive and succinct
- 54:08didactic texts examine the art and benefits of scripture
- 54:11writing. Among these are the fables, the
- 54:15bird and the fish, the tree and the Reed.
- 54:18The pickaxe and the plow. Silver and bronze and the
- 54:22pickaxe. And the plow, another Fable also
- 54:26contains farming related advice from a father to his child.
- 54:30There is a lot to say about the structure and content of
- 54:32Sumerian Bell. Lets whose compositions other
- 54:36result of a highly conscious and sophisticated art.
- 54:39Developed over a long career of creative writing.
- 54:43As shown by the over 3,000 tablets and fragments in the
- 54:47cellars and storage areas of various museums around the
- 54:50world. And which thus make a
- 54:52significant contribution to world literature.
- 54:55The tablets bearing, their writings Trace back to the early
- 54:58posts who Marion era. In compassing the merging
- 55:02dynasties of Ascend Lassa and Babylon.
- 55:06However, researchers have significantly reduced the date
- 55:09of the early post. Sumerian era to around 1960 to
- 55:141550 BC, Sydney Smith of the British Museum and William
- 55:19Foxwell Albright of Hopkins looked at new archaeological and
- 55:23written evidence, which pushed the dates back by at least a
- 55:27century. some of our tablets may have been carved as early as the
- 55:3120th century BC, While others may have been engraved as late
- 55:35as the 16th century, But one thing is sure.
- 55:40Our Sumerian literary tablets were written using the alphabet.
- 55:45although the writing took place in the first half of the second
- 55:47millennium BC, it's possible that their information
- 55:50originated much earlier. As a result, these tablets
- 55:55contain the early as substantial collection of written records
- 55:59ever discovered. It is essential to analyze
- 56:02relative. Dating thoroughly.
- 56:04The findings are revealing. Sealing, our Sumerian materials,
- 56:08made sense. Orientalists, egyptologists and
- 56:12cuneiforms say that the idea of writing not the same system
- 56:16began around, 3,000 BC, e in Egypt, even though
- 56:22circumstantial evidence isn't solid.
- 56:24There are strong reasons to believe that like Sumer.
- 56:28Egypt developed. A lot of written literature in
- 56:30the second half of the third millennium.
- 56:33Naturally, we only have the so called pyramid texts from the
- 56:38third quarter of the third millennium.
- 56:41Which egyptologists Define as dispersed semi-magical spells,
- 56:44rather than works of literature. Still.
- 56:48The hymns have a lot of complicated Hymnal and
- 56:51mythological patterns which indicates that people put
- 56:54significant effort into creative writing during this time.
- 56:59When Sumerian literary tablets entered Egyptian history, during
- 57:02the Middle Kingdom, the Egyptian shared the same Good Fortune as
- 57:06the Sumerians. It is difficult to imagine Egypt
- 57:09not adopting the epic style so popular in Sumer and later
- 57:12almost everywhere else in the near East.
- 57:16Sumerian and Egyptian literature showed their Founders different
- 57:19social, political and psychological views.
- 57:22Egypt must have had an abundance of sage texts and hymns.
- 57:27Sumer, like Egypt did not develop a literary.
- 57:30Genre characterized by dismal literature.
- 57:34Furthermore. Laments blossomed into vibrant
- 57:38literary genres. The Egyptians appreciated
- 57:43narrative storytelling. Which was absent from Sumerian
- 57:47literature. Most of the written proof for
- 57:50this claim comes from a much later time.
- 57:53And the number of texts written in the first half of the second
- 57:55Millennium is a tiny part of what was written in Summa.
- 58:00Alan Gardner. One of the best egyptologists of
- 58:03our time says in his new book, The Legacy of Egypt. that after
- 58:07long pessimistic compositions and three wise, compositions,
- 58:12This is all that has survived from the Middle Kingdom, except
- 58:16for a, king's Panera, and fragments of songs.
- 58:18And hymns, the selection of writing materials by the scribes
- 58:22of. The two groups is the most
- 58:24significant factor according to Gardiner few original Works
- 58:29lasted from 1573 to 1314 BC during the affluent 18th
- 58:34Dynasty. Moreover, the rationale for the
- 58:36comparative paucity of Egyptian and Sumerian literary artifacts
- 58:40is readily apparent. The Sumerians wrote on drab on
- 58:43attractive, but durable clay. While the Egyptians wrote on
- 58:47smooth. Beautiful.
- 58:48Ephemeral papyrus. Sumerian Bells letters had a far
- 58:54more significant impact on Western Asian literature than
- 58:56Egyptian, Bell letters. And the Semitic arcadians
- 58:59adopted, the Sumerian writing system in the second millennium
- 59:02BC. This is another crucial
- 59:05difference between Egyptian and Sumerian literature.
- 59:08Eventually Assyrian and Babylonian scribes and Poets
- 59:14mandated the study of Sumerian language and literature at their
- 59:18scribble institutions. The most significant part of
- 59:21their literary production was the selection, modification
- 59:24molding and adaptation of Sumerian mythological themes,
- 59:29hymns and wisdom patterns in to increase in complex and
- 59:33elaborate works. Latin literature.
- 59:35Resembles Sumerian literature more closely than a syro
- 59:38Babylonian literature. Which resembles Greek
- 59:41literature. even though, they talked to many Assyrians
- 59:45Babylonians Hittites, Canaanites and amorites, These scribes
- 59:50spent much time and effort learning the Sumerian language
- 59:52and literature. Sumerian literary themes and
- 59:56patterns are found in the bells let of even more literate.
- 1:00:00Western Asia. From Anatolia to the Persian
- 1:00:03Gulf, the Mediterranean Sea and the Zagros Mountains.
- 1:00:08This is important for developing Greek and Hebrew literature
- 1:00:10because Egyptian literature does not have the same effect on
- 1:00:13Western Asia as Canaanite literature Sumerian artifacts,
- 1:00:16show the intellectual and spiritual life of a people who
- 1:00:19controlled near Eastern culture for an extended period leaving
- 1:00:23their influence on language and literature law and politics
- 1:00:27religion and philosophy and science.
- 1:00:31Literature ranks, highly among the aesthetic works of
- 1:00:34civilized, man. Making it a significant
- 1:00:37contributor to the world's Bells liters.
- 1:00:41Due to their Antiquity and influence on the literary style
- 1:00:45of their conquerors and Neighbors.
- 1:00:48These Sumerian documents have provided much information for
- 1:00:51discipline's interested in understanding human progress.
- 1:00:56So, unless the project is suddenly stopped.
- 1:00:59It is safe to assume that Scholars and humanists can read
- 1:01:02most of the Sumerian literature within the next 10 years.
- 1:01:06This work presents the surviving texts of the Sumerian poem for
- 1:01:09the first time. Featuring epic narrative poems
- 1:01:12that introduced a new era in history and literature.
- 1:01:16The Sumerian age. The three heroic periods, social
- 1:01:20structure government, structure, religious values, and creative
- 1:01:24expression were all the same. It started no later than the
- 1:01:28first quarter of the third millennium BC.
- 1:01:31But because its cultural patterns were similar to those
- 1:01:34of the three famous Indo-European, heroic ages.
- 1:01:39It came before the earliest one, by more than a millennium and a
- 1:01:42half. The Greek Indian and Teutonic
- 1:01:47heroic Ages, were difficult periods with distinct
- 1:01:50characteristics. A king or Prince risen to power
- 1:01:55through military prowess. Governs.
- 1:01:57The country. His rule is sustained by the
- 1:02:01comet artists. A retinue of armed, committed
- 1:02:04followers, prepared to carry out his orders without question.
- 1:02:08Regardless of how foolish or lethal, they may be an assembly.
- 1:02:12May be convened. Although it serves only as an
- 1:02:15advisory and Confirmation body convened at the sovereign's
- 1:02:17discretion. The Kings and princes, who ruled
- 1:02:21the different kingdoms frequently.
- 1:02:23Communicate with one another discussing both official
- 1:02:26matters. And personal topics.
- 1:02:30This interaction creates a global cast of aristocrats whose
- 1:02:34ideas and actions differ greatly from their subjects.
- 1:02:38One thing that set apart the three Indo-European heroic
- 1:02:41periods was the worship of anthropomorphic gods.
- 1:02:45These gods were well known in many kingdoms and principalities
- 1:02:48and built structured communities in certain places.
- 1:02:52But each God had their own home. Hero worship has nothing to do
- 1:02:57with hero cults. When a person dies, their soul
- 1:03:01goes to a far away place. Representing a universal home
- 1:03:05that isn't just for community members.
- 1:03:08Sue, mayor shares characteristics.
- 1:03:09Similar to those of the heroic ages of Greece, India and
- 1:03:14Northern Europe. As the following analysis of
- 1:03:17Sumerian epic literature will illustrate creating an oral
- 1:03:21collection of heroic tales in poetry, that exemplified the
- 1:03:24era's spirit and temperament. Was one of the most critical
- 1:03:28achievements spanning our heroic periods.
- 1:03:32The similarities between our four heroic Eros, a much more
- 1:03:35profound. They are enlightening from a
- 1:03:39literary and artistic perspective.
- 1:03:42The ruling class is desire for Glory and fame, led to songs and
- 1:03:46plays about the actions of those kings and princes. the exploits
- 1:03:51of those kings and princes inspired the court bards, and
- 1:03:53minstrels of the heroic age to create Vivid and sympathetic
- 1:03:57pictures of the Often harp liar or lute music.
- 1:04:01Would accompany epic poetry. Their principal responsibility
- 1:04:05was to offer entertainment for the many Banquets, and feasts
- 1:04:09held by the court. Since these early heroic delays,
- 1:04:13were written during the heroic era, when minstrels didn't know
- 1:04:16how to write or didn't care. They had to be kept in their
- 1:04:20original form. These complex rewrites bury,
- 1:04:23only a few older texts. The known epic's from Greece in
- 1:04:28India, and the Teutonic heroic ages from many later.
- 1:04:31Times have been updated and made much longer.
- 1:04:35On the other hand, the extant copies of Epic writings date
- 1:04:39almost entirely to the first half of the second millennium
- 1:04:42BC. 5 to 600 years after the heroic age.
- 1:04:45Priests and scribes altered the first heroic inscriptions carved
- 1:04:49on clay. The literary epic of the three
- 1:04:53Indo-European heroic ages have considerable structural and
- 1:04:58thematic similarities. The poems are about people not
- 1:05:02the states or societies fate or honor.
- 1:05:05The poet cares. More about the person's heroic
- 1:05:07deeds and achievements. Even though the poems, praise
- 1:05:11specific events and experiences. They have a historical basis.
- 1:05:16Such as inflated Notions of a hero's abilities.
- 1:05:19Frightening, nightmares and other worldly entities.
- 1:05:23The poet is receptive to the introduction of non-historical
- 1:05:26topics and rituals. Sumerian heroic poetry is
- 1:05:30comparable to Greek Indian and Teutonic epic literature in
- 1:05:33every manner. Speeches.
- 1:05:36Consume a great deal of space and a vital to Epix.
- 1:05:40There is an abundance of static epithets.
- 1:05:42Lengthy repeats. And repeating formulas
- 1:05:45throughout epic poetry's. Lengthy descriptions. given that
- 1:05:48the Sumerian epic is the oldest It is plausible that it
- 1:05:52originated in Sumer. In addition its seems unlikely
- 1:05:56that narrative poetry emerged independently, in Sumer, Greece,
- 1:06:00India, and Northern Europe throughout time.
- 1:06:05Second Sumerian Legends. Let us now concentrate on the
- 1:06:10epic poetry of Sumer. We can quickly think of nine
- 1:06:13outstanding tales with lines. Ranging from a little over 100
- 1:06:17to over 500. Five centers on Gilgamesh, one
- 1:06:21focuses on Google Banda. And two revolve around in
- 1:06:25maerker. The first focus is on Google
- 1:06:27Banda. While the other two, concentrate
- 1:06:30on and mirka. Early.
- 1:06:32First century BC, Sumerian king lists have all three names Our
- 1:06:38epic was probably composed around the latter part of the
- 1:06:40third millennium BC. According to Sumerian, scribes
- 1:06:45these dynasties succeeded, the First Kiss Dynasty, which
- 1:06:49emerged early after the flood, they are the second third and
- 1:06:535th, Kings of the first dynasty of Eric, Their removal is on the
- 1:06:58king's agenda. Despite describing all three
- 1:07:01Heroes as members of the same Dynasty, our analysis reveals,
- 1:07:05their lack of connection. We know about 500 lines of the
- 1:07:09first in Mercer, epic story. But the manuscripts only fully
- 1:07:14preserved 200. Therefore, we will update the
- 1:07:19following summary of its contents as new information
- 1:07:22becomes available. The poems storyline revolves
- 1:07:26around and macaws successful attempts to acquire the loyalty
- 1:07:28and allegiance of an unnamed Lord of aratta. and McCart tells
- 1:07:33the powerful God, enki that if our rata submits to Eric, he
- 1:07:37will honor the god, his shrines, and his decrees in various ways,
- 1:07:42And have the people of Errata collect stones from the
- 1:07:44mountains to construct a large Shrine for him.
- 1:07:48After conquering all seven mountains, The Herald comes to a
- 1:07:52router and conveys Enmark intentions to the cities Lord.
- 1:07:57He then dispatches a messenger to the Lord of aratta to
- 1:08:00convince him to recognize in America as his Overlord.
- 1:08:02Since he is enki's. Favorite primarily by repeating,
- 1:08:06spelled to him The latter first, resists since doing so would
- 1:08:11harm the goddess. Inanna whose Protege.
- 1:08:14He seems to be Poetry has more to it than meets the eye.
- 1:08:19Following a little intermission, the Lord of aratta direct is
- 1:08:24Harold to go to nacar and welcome him to a rata.
- 1:08:29Despite his reluctance, The Herald guarantees that his
- 1:08:32Patron goddess inanna shall rule over the Eric Temple.
- 1:08:36Ayanna The Lord of aratta is prepared to submit afterward.
- 1:08:42As a result. Enmarcar and his Entourage
- 1:08:46proceeded on a long trip. Before bowing, he would debate
- 1:08:51the matter face-to-face Within maerker.
- 1:08:54And Mark are dispatches. His Herald again.
- 1:08:57This time with a message that is a eulogy for his in merkaz
- 1:09:01scepter and Authority. After arriving from a rata, The
- 1:09:08Herald responds with a confusing message.
- 1:09:11Here. The poem suddenly stops with no
- 1:09:13indication of what comes next in maerker, introduces an error
- 1:09:17Lord in his second story. In this poem and marcar
- 1:09:22encounters. His adversary, the Lord of
- 1:09:24aratta. Which results in an mirza's
- 1:09:27demise. The Lord of aratta in the first
- 1:09:30in America poem is nameless. but the second in Maricopa poem,
- 1:09:34calls him, In sukku sir, Anna. We have around 100
- 1:09:39well-preserved lines at the beginning and approximately 25
- 1:09:43lines after this second and Mercon narrative.
- 1:09:46The Lord of Eric in Maricar has challenged, the Lord of aratta,
- 1:09:51en su Kush Serana, and secure Serana.
- 1:09:55Sent a Herald to demand that he submit to his Rule and carry the
- 1:09:58basket for him. if he does, the herald claims, He will be able
- 1:10:03to live with the goddess, Joanna, and lie on a fruitful
- 1:10:06couch. Or he will be able to eat the
- 1:10:08turku bird, with the other ishaku who have acknowledged in
- 1:10:11sukus Serana as their ruler. And maerker receives news from a
- 1:10:16Herald and immediately accepts the challenge while rejecting
- 1:10:19the rewards. And mirza's, offensive conduct
- 1:10:23is reported to the Council of en su kushana.
- 1:10:27Only a handful of the poems. Concluding lines remain.
- 1:10:30The rest of have been removed due to the poem glorifying and
- 1:10:33murcar as Joanna's lover and an exceptional ruler without
- 1:10:37equality. In murcar is prepared to assume
- 1:10:41the role of insecure Rana and vice versa.
- 1:10:45The protagonist of the two epic stories that follow is Lugal
- 1:10:48Banda The oldest Lugal Banda consists of a round 400 lines
- 1:10:53and is the best preserved. The second poem is known as in
- 1:10:58America. Based on many long-term attempts
- 1:11:02to comprehend the poem. The Following arrangement of the
- 1:11:05more comprehensible portions is totally conjectural.
- 1:11:09Despite the small breaks in the text, several topics need
- 1:11:13expansion. Before addressing a router.
- 1:11:16Lugalbanda must first, gain the zoo's friendship.
- 1:11:20Errata decides his Destiny and promises that no one will
- 1:11:24violate it. The zoo bird leaves for a while
- 1:11:27returns to his nest. Feeds.
- 1:11:30His offspring bread, honey and fat.
- 1:11:33Paints their faces. And bestows chocorua crowns.
- 1:11:38When the zoo bird returns to his nest, he is pleased with the
- 1:11:41god-like care. He has shown for his young and
- 1:11:44he pledges his friendship and favor to whichever day or person
- 1:11:47has accomplished this act. Then Google bander receives his
- 1:11:53award. In a statement laiden with
- 1:11:56eulogies and blessings Zoo. Bird invites him to fly high,
- 1:12:00probably to a router. He grants local band as request
- 1:12:05for a safe journey and provides guidance.
- 1:12:07Not even his closest pupils can supply.
- 1:12:11As Lugal Banda tells his buddies of his impending Adventure.
- 1:12:15The zoo bird returns to its nest.
- 1:12:18There is no way back since he must Traverse, high mountains
- 1:12:20and the deadly Cool River. Which they are attempting to
- 1:12:26prevent him from doing. And conversely.
- 1:12:29Legal, Banda is persistent and impatiently awaits his
- 1:12:33opportunity. And mirka Son of Eric's ruler,
- 1:12:36the sun. God U2 is bereft.
- 1:12:39The Semitic motto have destroyed Sumer and akkad.
- 1:12:44Now, they've encircled Eric. And mirka is the sister of the
- 1:12:48Goddess. Joanna of Errata and he needs
- 1:12:50her assistance. No matter how hard he searches,
- 1:12:54he needs assistance locating, someone willing to go to our
- 1:12:57rata and deliver his message. The time for Lou gal, Banda has
- 1:13:01come. In America, convinces him to go
- 1:13:04without any of his followers and by himself as soon as he
- 1:13:08received the particular contents of his letter to Joanna of
- 1:13:12Errata from En merka. Google bander, informs his
- 1:13:17friends and followers of his impending Journey.
- 1:13:21Once again, his discouragement is in vain.
- 1:13:24After Gathering his weapons, he travels via the Seven Mountains
- 1:13:28from the end of anshan to his destination.
- 1:13:32Joanna, welcomes him warmly in a router.
- 1:13:35Lugalbanda relays in Macos message and requests assistance
- 1:13:39responding to her query on what Drew him from Eric to errata.
- 1:13:45It is crucial to comprehend Joanna's response, which follows
- 1:13:48our poetry. This consists of a river and its
- 1:13:51peculiar fish which and murcar will likely catch as well.
- 1:13:55As some boats, he will create and ultimately stonemasons and
- 1:13:58Metal Workers whom, he will install in his City.
- 1:14:02How these individuals would neutralize the mar2 threat from
- 1:14:04Sumer and akkad or finish the siege of Eric is still being
- 1:14:07determined. In local band.
- 1:14:09A second narrative, legal bander and mount huram, we can only
- 1:14:14account for 350 lynes of text. Of which half.
- 1:14:20Are in excellent condition. We still need to add the
- 1:14:24beginning and the end of the story.
- 1:14:27According to the fragmentary and challenging narrative.
- 1:14:31Lugalbanda and his followers go from kulaba Eric to the little
- 1:14:35city of a rata and then to mount hurom.
- 1:14:40There. Lugal Banda gets sick.
- 1:14:44His companions decide to continue without him since they
- 1:14:46feel he will soon pass away. After they reach a rata, they
- 1:14:51will return to Cool with his corpse.
- 1:14:54However, they leave him, plenty of food drink and whiskey to
- 1:14:56satisfy his immediate needs and their own.
- 1:15:00When Lugal bander is alone ill and abandoned he prays to utu
- 1:15:04the Sun God who restores his health by giving him the meal of
- 1:15:08life. And the drink of life.
- 1:15:12Then he Ventures into the Highland.
- 1:15:14Step to hunt animals and collect natural plants. in a dream, most
- 1:15:19likely, from U2, He gets instructions to pick up his
- 1:15:23weapons hunt and kill a wild bull sacrifice.
- 1:15:27Its fat. To the ascending U2.
- 1:15:32Murder a juvenile and pour its blood into a ditch as The Bull
- 1:15:36is fatty on the plane. When lugalbanda wakes, he
- 1:15:40promptly complies with the instructions.
- 1:15:43He also provides food and drinks for the four greatest gods of
- 1:15:47the Sumerian Pantheon Anil enkei and in her sack.
- 1:15:53The last 100 lines of the poem are a eulogy for the seven.
- 1:15:57Heavenly light that brighten the universe including Nana.
- 1:16:01The moon goddess. Utu the sun deity.
- 1:16:07And inanna. The planet Venus.
- 1:16:10In a dream, most likely from U2, he gets instructions to pick up
- 1:16:14his weapons hunt and kill a wild bull, sacrifice its fat, to the
- 1:16:18ascending utu murder, a juvenile and pour its blood into a ditch
- 1:16:23as The Bull is fat on the plane. Enmerkar and legal Banda are
- 1:16:28currently complete. There are five legendary
- 1:16:31accounts of Gilgamesh and his achievements.
- 1:16:34One of them Gilgamesh and the agar of Kish has 115 nearly
- 1:16:39continuous lines. The writings of Gilgamesh, the
- 1:16:44bull of Heaven and the death of Gilgamesh are fragmentary.
- 1:16:48The fourth Gilgamesh and the underworld.
- 1:16:51Is a well-preserved poem of over 250 lines. the first verse is
- 1:16:56vital for understanding Sumerian mythology, but most of the poems
- 1:17:00content needs to be clarified due to translation issues.
- 1:17:05This research examines the whole of the Epic story Gilgamesh and
- 1:17:09the land of the living, including the opening 174.
- 1:17:12Verses one can summarize the contents of Gilgamesh and the
- 1:17:16ball of Heaven as follows. Inanna, the Sumerian equivalent
- 1:17:20of the Semitic goddess Ishtar. Proposes to Gilgamesh and
- 1:17:24Promises to Lavish him with gifts and favors.
- 1:17:28Gilgamesh rejects her recommendations.
- 1:17:31Then. Inanna flies to the sky, deity
- 1:17:35Anne and requests the bull of Heaven.
- 1:17:38After Anu declines. Inanna, threatens him with the
- 1:17:41discussion with all of the universe's greatest gods.
- 1:17:45Then inanna sends her sacred bull to slay, Eric.
- 1:17:49Anu fulfills her request, despite her worries. and key do
- 1:17:54gilgamesh's devoted servant and loyal friend, addresses, the
- 1:17:58audience at the poems climax, but progressively loses his
- 1:18:02speaking ability, Include the poems, conclusion.
- 1:18:07Which depicts gilgamesh's Triumph against the bull of
- 1:18:10Heaven. In response to gilgamesh's
- 1:18:13yearning for immortality. He is told that he is not a
- 1:18:17suitable candidate. He has been granted, King ship
- 1:18:21repute and battle bravery. But not immortality.
- 1:18:27After gilgamesh's death. A lengthy lyrical description of
- 1:18:31his grief follows. From the little remains of our
- 1:18:34second Gilgamesh Story, the death of Gilgamesh.
- 1:18:38Only the elements listed below, maybe identified.
- 1:18:43After an unspecified amount of time.
- 1:18:46Gilgamesh's Soul, reached the underworld and Rose to the
- 1:18:50throne as its king. He offers gifts and sacrifices
- 1:18:54to the many priests and goddesses of the Netherworld.
- 1:18:57His wife children, musicians, valet and servants.
- 1:19:02Also, retire in recognition of his Fame and impact Gilgamesh is
- 1:19:07explicitly mentioned in our poetry.
- 1:19:10The third tale of Gilgamesh the poem Gilgamesh, an agar of
- 1:19:15quiche is briefed yet details. According to our poetry arga the
- 1:19:22king of Kish once Gilgamesh is subject has grown strong enough
- 1:19:26to demand that Eric become his subject.
- 1:19:28So he sends Messengers with messages similar to Gilgamesh
- 1:19:32shoes. In response. the Elders of Eric
- 1:19:37resolve to fight Gilgamesh instead of bowing down to him,
- 1:19:42Despite their Brave words and Valiant intentions, Eric
- 1:19:46inhabitants fear Argus impending arrival Gilgamesh convenes, the
- 1:19:51second meeting of Eric's Warriors including the city's
- 1:19:53combatants and begs them not to submit to the house of Kish.
- 1:19:59The council agrees to fight rather than surrender.
- 1:20:03Recognizing Gilgamesh as the city's ruler and hero.
- 1:20:07Gilgamesh maintains his composure, in the face of the
- 1:20:09Erica's, humiliating response and ends his speech to his
- 1:20:12devoted servant enkidu with the following remarks.
- 1:20:16Pirates is confident that he can overturn King kisses, decisions
- 1:20:19and suggestions. When he arrives.
- 1:20:23Agar. My greatest fear will have
- 1:20:25dominated him. Clouding.
- 1:20:27His judgment and scattering his advice.
- 1:20:30Error. Knights were surprised by agar's
- 1:20:32Swift conquest of the city's, outskirts.
- 1:20:36He then confronts the Warriors of Eric and requests a volunteer
- 1:20:39to face agar. Tori enters the gate.
- 1:20:43After a difficult to understand dialogue with agar, despite the
- 1:20:46excellent condition of the text and is promptly kidnapped
- 1:20:49mistreated and brought before agar, an unidentified hero
- 1:20:54captures, Eric's walls before agar can reply.
- 1:20:57Presumably to observe what is happening.
- 1:21:00He cannot reconcile with beer Tori since agar's troops
- 1:21:03defeated him. Gilgamesh then scaled, Eric's
- 1:21:07fortifications. Ermite young and old are
- 1:21:10overwhelmed with horror as the Warriors draw their swords.
- 1:21:14Enkidu exits through the gate after convincing agar to
- 1:21:17withdraw his troops and abandon Eric.
- 1:21:20As a consequence Gilgamesh expresses gratitude to agar,
- 1:21:24whom he refers to as his overseer.
- 1:21:28Supervisor and captain of the hosts.
- 1:21:32Using the same terminology that the error, kite Council used,
- 1:21:35while praising Gilgamesh with dual titles and referring to
- 1:21:39agar as Eric's King and hero. The first 27 lines of this
- 1:21:45Gilgamesh poem are an irrelevant intro.
- 1:21:48According to Legend the south wind once flooded the Euphrates
- 1:21:52killing a jalupa tree. Perhaps a willow.
- 1:21:55That had been planted and nourished by the rivers Waters.
- 1:21:59She passes by. The goddess in Anna sees the
- 1:22:02tree, and brings it to her home town of Eric.
- 1:22:05Where she plants it in Her? Sacred Guardian.
- 1:22:09This Garden's tree is well, kept.
- 1:22:12If the tree grows large enough, you can fashion the wood into a
- 1:22:15sofa and a chair. The tree ages and develops
- 1:22:19toward maturity. In Anna cannot chop down the
- 1:22:23tree. A serpent devoid of its Allure
- 1:22:26has occupied its base. Youth is zuber's Ultimate
- 1:22:29Beauty. It has a mansion constructed by
- 1:22:31Lilith at its Center. In Anna, the bright and cheerful
- 1:22:35made sobs uncontrollably. She shed tears as she described
- 1:22:39what happened to her Jurupa tree to the sun.
- 1:22:41God, U2, as he emerged from his resting chamber at Daybreak,
- 1:22:46therefore, Gilgamesh courageously intervenes to save
- 1:22:50her. After donning, his 59 Armour and
- 1:22:54utilizing his Road acts, seven talents and 7 mines, the night
- 1:22:58kills the serpent, at the base of the tree.
- 1:23:00That knows no enchantment upon. Learning of this Lilith destroys
- 1:23:05her home and flees to remote areas While the zoo bird gathers
- 1:23:10its young and flees to a nearby Mountain Gilgamesh and his
- 1:23:15companions. Felled the tree and presented in
- 1:23:17Anna with her couch and chair. Gilgamesh or inanna fashioned a
- 1:23:23puku Perhaps a drum from the trees trunk and Miku may be a
- 1:23:28drumstick from the trees Apex. Despite its remarkable
- 1:23:33preservation, the language is difficult to comprehend.
- 1:23:37The language May reflect despotic and authoritarian
- 1:23:39themes that resonate with the struggles of the Eric.
- 1:23:43A Gilgamesh narrates. His exploits in Eric in the
- 1:23:46following 12 lines using this drum and drumstick or puku and
- 1:23:51Miku respectively. The legend claims that the young
- 1:23:56maidens, cries caused the puku and Miku to enter the
- 1:23:59underworld. Gilgamesh makes a fruitless
- 1:24:02attempt to retrieve them. As he sits at the door to the
- 1:24:05underworld, he sighs. I named Miku after my puku.
- 1:24:11The desirability of my poo poo. The Temptation was impossible to
- 1:24:15resist. My McCoo pulsed uncontrollably
- 1:24:19and could not be stopped. when my pooku was with me at The
- 1:24:22Carpenter's house, his wife, the carpenter was present.
- 1:24:27My mum and I have many similarities.
- 1:24:30When the Carpenters daughter got near me.
- 1:24:33She resembled my youngest sister.
- 1:24:36Puku will retrieve it from the underworld.
- 1:24:39Who will bring it up from the face of the Netherworld, my
- 1:24:41Miku. He then promises to return them
- 1:24:45to him from the underworld saying, Why are you sobbing
- 1:24:48Lord? Why is your heart so fragile?
- 1:24:52I Exum it from its grave and hand it over to you.
- 1:24:56I will retrieve it from the depths of the Abyss Miku.
- 1:25:00After hearing his substantial offer, Gilgamesh warns his
- 1:25:03servant of various Netherworld taboos as described in the next
- 1:25:06paragraph. Gilgamesh explains to end kaadu.
- 1:25:10I would speak a word to you. Accept my word.
- 1:25:15Then I would give you instructions.
- 1:25:17If you now desire to visit the nether region, follow my
- 1:25:20directions. Do not wear clean garments.
- 1:25:24Avoid being identified as an adversary.
- 1:25:28Do not anoint yourself with the oil from the jar of Guru virtue.
- 1:25:33They will flock to you as soon as they hear your scent.
- 1:25:36The underworld is not a suitable location for throwing.
- 1:25:40Be cautious not to be around others affected by the item.
- 1:25:44Keep your employees at a distance.
- 1:25:47Take care to prevent the drapes from flying out the window.
- 1:25:51Do not kiss your darling wife, while crying in sandals in the
- 1:25:54Underworld. Do not slap your reviled, son,
- 1:25:57kiss, your reviled wife or hit your reviled son.
- 1:26:02Curse screams were too much to handle.
- 1:26:05The Plea is addressed to Nars mother who lies and to her Who
- 1:26:09Lies There are no clothes on him.
- 1:26:14An article of clothing cannot conceal his holiness. and key do
- 1:26:18disobeys his master's commands and engages in every illegal
- 1:26:21Behavior, despite gilgamesh's warnings, After arriving in
- 1:26:26nipur. Gilgamesh sobs in front of
- 1:26:28enlil. Realizing that cure has devoured
- 1:26:32him and that he cannot return to Earth.
- 1:26:35My Miku landed in father and Lil's face while my pooku fell
- 1:26:38into the abyss in key do called them from the underworld.
- 1:26:42But cure apprehended him before using numb Tower or anyone else
- 1:26:45could take him. He is in curse grasp, the ambush
- 1:26:49of nargal slaughtered as everyone.
- 1:26:51They have not captured him. He is incurs grass has kidnapped
- 1:26:57him. He did not perish in the show
- 1:26:59arena known as combat. It instructs, the Sun, God, who
- 1:27:04too to create a portal in the Netherworld allowing in keto's
- 1:27:08Shadow to rise to Earth. in keto's Shadow appears before
- 1:27:12Gilgamesh while uttu follows the instructions.
- 1:27:16The entire text of the 5th and final of our Gilgamesh poems
- 1:27:20indicates that the Lord Gilgamesh who recognizes that
- 1:27:23like all Mortals. He too must die at some point.
- 1:27:27Is determined to leave at least a mark for himself before his
- 1:27:31death. He sets his sights on traveling
- 1:27:34to The Faraway country of the living also known as cedarland.
- 1:27:38With the likely intention of purchasing Cedars and delivering
- 1:27:41them to Eric. Enkidu urges Gilgamesh to
- 1:27:45contact, U2, the sun deity in charge of the cedar region and
- 1:27:49beg for his assistance, in planning, a journey to the land
- 1:27:52of the living. Hutu is initially.
- 1:27:55Skeptical of gilgamesh's credentials.
- 1:27:58But Gilgamesh convincingly argues his case. utu feels pity
- 1:28:03for Gilgamesh and most likely helps him by immobilizing the
- 1:28:07evil demons that represent those who have died Gilgamesh's
- 1:28:12thrilled and gathers, 50 soldiers from Eric.
- 1:28:16Naive Men Without a mother or home.
- 1:28:19Eager to follow him wherever he goes.
- 1:28:22When we reread the text, we see that Gilgamesh has fallen into a
- 1:28:26deep sleep and cannot wake up without much work and time.
- 1:28:30However, the relevant passage needs to be clarified because it
- 1:28:34is not clear what happened right after the last of the seven
- 1:28:37mountains were crossed. Gilgamesh tells ninsun and
- 1:28:41lugalbanda. That he will get to the land of
- 1:28:44the living regardless of what enkidu says.
- 1:28:47Even during gilgamesh's first ostensibly minor attack.
- 1:28:52Whoa, pleads for mercy and protection.
- 1:28:56In riddle, like language the gracious conqueror Gilgamesh
- 1:28:59suggests to Anchor. Do that.
- 1:29:01Huawei be set free? Enkidu, fearful of the
- 1:29:06implications cautions against such irresponsible action.
- 1:29:10This translation of Gilgamesh, and the land of the living, a
- 1:29:13great Sumerian poem is lacking, therefore an appraisal of the
- 1:29:17poems aesthetic. Merit is necessary. in addition
- 1:29:20to highlighting the complexity of the underlying of events and
- 1:29:23ideas, in terms of content and substance, The poet uses a new
- 1:29:28combination of repetition and parallelism patents.
- 1:29:32Which fit well with The Melancholy tone of the poem.
- 1:29:35Even a modern reader who can't accept the immature ideas and
- 1:29:39childish Concepts behind the strange.
- 1:29:41And unbelievable events will be moved by this epic story because
- 1:29:45like real poetry. The rhythmic technique used here
- 1:29:48is good. Our composition is a remarkable
- 1:29:52poem because of the creative use of context. 3.
- 1:29:57Sumerian Origins. Where did the Sumerian culture
- 1:30:00originate? Hundreds of thousands of
- 1:30:03Sumerian clay. Inscriptions are still crumbling
- 1:30:06to dust in museums, rather than being translated.
- 1:30:09Which begs why academics historians and intellectuals
- 1:30:12have yet to attempt to answer this cultural conundrum.
- 1:30:14This issue remains unresolved, the multi-ethnic Sumerians
- 1:30:18comprised both native Sumerians and imported Outsiders from the
- 1:30:22Zagros Mountains in Western Iran.
- 1:30:24The founders of the early Sumerian civilization, traveled,
- 1:30:28south to Iraq. They are divided into two
- 1:30:31groups. The Anunnaki rulers, who were
- 1:30:35eventually deified? And the Sumerian people's.
- 1:30:39The planets originally inhabitants.
- 1:30:41In approximately 4,500 BCE. According to early historical
- 1:30:48records. Several submitted people's
- 1:30:51arrived in Summa. These immigrants settled across
- 1:30:55Mesopotamia and formed marital alliances with the indigenous
- 1:30:59population. Over time these peoples develop
- 1:31:03their own cultures and languages.
- 1:31:06While retaining many of the Anunnaki rulers conventions.
- 1:31:11While some Anunnaki rulers departed for Nibiru in 3000,
- 1:31:14BCE. Another group invaded Southern
- 1:31:17Iraq and merged with Samaria. This group, spoke an
- 1:31:20Indo-European language called Arcadian, after its capital
- 1:31:24city. and constructed a written system, currently the two groups
- 1:31:30have merged This new language employed cuneiform symbols while
- 1:31:35ancient Societies in southern Iraq, used pictographs.
- 1:31:40Sagon of akard is undoubtedly the most famous Acadian.
- 1:31:44But because his mother is designated as a changeling on
- 1:31:47authentic, clay tablets. We may presume she was Anunnaki.
- 1:31:52These are the writings of established Scholars.
- 1:31:55Sir, Henry Rawlinson published The Legend of Sargon in 1867
- 1:31:59after uncovering it in the library of Asha banana pole
- 1:32:03during the excavation of Nineveh.
- 1:32:04According to Folklore, my mother was a shapeshifter And I was
- 1:32:09unaware of my father's identity. My father's siblings appreciated
- 1:32:14the mountains. In the Heights, where Greenery
- 1:32:18thrived? I resided.
- 1:32:19I was secretly pregnant. I was born in the shadows.
- 1:32:23The public release of this cuneiform writing sparked
- 1:32:26outrage. Since then, the Publications had
- 1:32:29been strictly regulated often. Before the translations are made
- 1:32:32public. The Anunnaki Sumerians
- 1:32:35possessed. A profound grasp of astronomy.
- 1:32:38And were the first to construct a writing system called Kuni
- 1:32:41form. They were also the first to do
- 1:32:43mathematical calculations on clay.
- 1:32:45Tablets representing numbers in a way that is now beyond our
- 1:32:48comprehension. When modern astronomy and
- 1:32:52classical mathematics collided. The Sumerians had a mind of
- 1:32:55considerable size. Consequently, they developed
- 1:32:59astounding technology. That was Advanced for their
- 1:33:01time. Here are a few examples.
- 1:33:06In contemporary Iraq, CUNY forum is still utilized for
- 1:33:09communication. Symbols are used in writing to
- 1:33:13represent words and Concepts. their grass of astronomy and
- 1:33:17advanced mathematics suggests a profound understanding of the
- 1:33:20cosmos they used much mathematics and complicated
- 1:33:24geometry to achieve the accomplishments mentioned above
- 1:33:29This is not accurate. Ancient Sumerians were brilliant
- 1:33:32mathematicians. Even before Pythagoras was born,
- 1:33:37the Pythagorean theorem was known.
- 1:33:39They also came up with the numbers that we use today, their
- 1:33:44aptitude for mathematics and astronomy was a mere fluke.
- 1:33:47Sumerian astronomers, computed the diameter of the Earth.
- 1:33:51The distances to the Moon and Sun.
- 1:33:54And even the distances to planets, like Jupiter and
- 1:33:56Saturn. Due to their fascination with
- 1:33:59mathematics. They used a more complex
- 1:34:02strategy than we do today. You should know that even the
- 1:34:06most elementary mathematics comprehension involves Cosmic
- 1:34:09knowledge. This is because basic facts like
- 1:34:13pi equals 3.141 and 1 + 1 = 2 form the foundation of
- 1:34:20arithmetic. Complex equations compute, the
- 1:34:24distances between planets and stars.
- 1:34:26Necessitating a math background. Therefore, a culture with
- 1:34:31extensive knowledge of astronomy and Mathematics comprehensively
- 1:34:35comprehends the cosmos several ancient cultures, for instance,
- 1:34:40used astronomy to discover that the Earth was round by seeing
- 1:34:44constellation's from various locations on the planet advanced
- 1:34:48mathematics such as trigonometry or calculus must be able to
- 1:34:53measure time and space for this process to be possible.
- 1:34:57These devices are necessary for calculating the precise distance
- 1:35:00to an object in space or the time.
- 1:35:03It will take to go there at a certain speed.
- 1:35:05IE distance over speed. Equals time a complete
- 1:35:10understanding of the cosmos demands complicated mathematical
- 1:35:13systems and vice versa. Its proximity to modern-day
- 1:35:16Iraq, creates a dilemma since its technical achievements,
- 1:35:19differ from those of other areas.
- 1:35:22Egypt. And India were the only two
- 1:35:25ancient civilizations in the Middle East that flourished.
- 1:35:29when we examine Egypt, which created agriculture using
- 1:35:32irrigation systems from the Nile and India, We can observe that
- 1:35:36the Nile and Indus base civilizations, grew more rapidly
- 1:35:40than Samaria. They devised by binary numbers
- 1:35:43and discovered zero the foundation of contemporary
- 1:35:46mathematics. This finding suggests that
- 1:35:50Mesopotamia may have gained knowledge from other
- 1:35:52civilizations to improve its own.
- 1:35:54The Persian Gulf was the Hub of Sumerian civilization.
- 1:35:59Despite its long history, this region is arid and devoid of
- 1:36:03Natural Resources. So why did the Sumerians make
- 1:36:07such rapid advances in science and technology?
- 1:36:11Given their location, they should have gone at a decent
- 1:36:14speed. They needed to proceed more
- 1:36:17slowly than they did. The answer is no.
- 1:36:22Whether archaeologists like it or not, it is a fact.
- 1:36:27In comparison to any other culture, the Sumerians were
- 1:36:30centuries behind. The Anunnaki Gods from another
- 1:36:33planet visited and interbred with them, creating the first
- 1:36:37civilization on Earth. According to several ancient
- 1:36:40legends, extraterrestrials helped the Sumerians establish
- 1:36:44the earliest civilization on Earth.
- 1:36:47The ancient books do not detail what occurred?
- 1:36:50Although, it is plausible that the Sumerians or their gods
- 1:36:53originated from another planet. This is where the concept of
- 1:36:57ancient astronauts originated. According to Ryan Moore's,
- 1:37:01interpretation of Sumerian imagery and symbolism as
- 1:37:05portrayed in his book series Nibiru called Marduk by its
- 1:37:09inhabitants. Was the Abode of a humanoid like
- 1:37:12alien with advanced technology. The Anunnaki were a humanoid
- 1:37:17species. Known as the Anunnaki in
- 1:37:19Sumerian mythology. According to historical records.
- 1:37:23The Sumerians were the first to establish a civilization.
- 1:37:28They describe how the Extraterrestrial Anunnaki
- 1:37:31educated them, and how they came to be.
- 1:37:34According to Sumerian literature, Nibiru the
- 1:37:37primordial planet of the Anunnaki.
- 1:37:40Circles the Earth, every 3,600 years.
- 1:37:44And is near enough for gold mining.
- 1:37:47The Anunnaki utilized, the extracted, gold to preserve the
- 1:37:52Nibiru ecosystem. Nibiru significantly altered the
- 1:37:56orbits of the bodies in its gravitational field.
- 1:37:59When it entered, the inner planets of our solar system, the
- 1:38:03asteroid belt. after passing through the an approaching the
- 1:38:06Sun, Nibiru traveled between Mars and Jupiter before
- 1:38:10re-entering deep space. According to Moore's,
- 1:38:13interpretation of ancient tablets.
- 1:38:15Nibiru orbit of the sun was a lipto, and every 3,600 years.
- 1:38:22Despite its great distance from Earth, and are star.
- 1:38:26More hens. Discovery is believed to have
- 1:38:27happened roughly 2,400 years. After his writings, although it
- 1:38:32Accords with our present understanding of Earth's orbit
- 1:38:34of the Sun. Consequently, Sumerian culture
- 1:38:38was exceptionally sophisticated for its time.
- 1:38:41They were knowledgeable about the stars and planets.
- 1:38:45The civilization of these people was the most advanced in the
- 1:38:49world. They refined their writing
- 1:38:52abilities and knowledge of mathematics and astronomy to
- 1:38:55construct an accurate calendar. They were the first to use
- 1:38:59plows, and irrigation systems. Their complex social structures
- 1:39:03included. Priests rulers Nobles.
- 1:39:06Scribes Merchants Artisans and enslaved people.
- 1:39:11They had complexity structures including temples and palaces.
- 1:39:18they believed that aliens from another planet had built their
- 1:39:20cities, The question of where this information originated is
- 1:39:24unanswered. Was it a coincidence that so
- 1:39:28many individuals independently discovered everything in the
- 1:39:31exact location simultaneously? Is there any alternative we
- 1:39:36should consider? Consequently, Sumerian culture
- 1:39:40was exceptionally sophisticated for its time.
- 1:39:43There were several unique, advancements and discoveries.
- 1:39:46The Sumerians had a comprehensive understanding of
- 1:39:49astronomy and astrology, which allowed them to follow the
- 1:39:52movement of the stars and planets.
- 1:39:55Based on this knowledge, they scrupulously recorded the dates
- 1:39:59of multiple harvests on their agricultural calendar, eclipses
- 1:40:02which are notoriously difficult to forecast were also
- 1:40:05photographed. One of their most significant
- 1:40:08contributions to mathematics was the creation of the base 16
- 1:40:12numbering system, which is still in use today, 60 minutes in an
- 1:40:15hour, 60 seconds in a minute. In addition they created
- 1:40:20sophisticated mathematical instruments, such as algorithms
- 1:40:24and multiplication tables. Around 3,000 BC.
- 1:40:29The Sumerians used oxen, for farming and constructed ships.
- 1:40:34They also created one of the earliest wheeled vehicles in
- 1:40:373,000 to 2002 BCE. Additionally, they constructed
- 1:40:43gigantic City walls to defend their Villages from approaching
- 1:40:46armies. They created one of the first
- 1:40:49writing systems. Which could be written on clay
- 1:40:52tablets, as early as 3,500 BC. These records included,
- 1:40:58prescription medications, and medical documentation, detailing
- 1:41:02treatments for malaria and renal problems.
- 1:41:05Along with Homer's, Iliad and odyssey, Gilgamesh is one of the
- 1:41:09first written works in human history.
- 1:41:12Poetry and other literary forms may be found in other texts.
- 1:41:16although some historians believe that ziggurats inspired
- 1:41:19pyramids, The Sumerians are renowned for building, these
- 1:41:23ancient religious structures. In addition to ziggurats, there
- 1:41:28are well-preserved temples from their period.
- 1:41:31Such as the 6,500 year, old Airy do Temple. besides architecture
- 1:41:36art also had an effect But when did they get this knowledge?
- 1:41:41If not from the Anunnaki. The Sumerians created one of
- 1:41:46history's, most sophisticated civilizations, while inhabiting.
- 1:41:48A novel environment, and overcoming several natural
- 1:41:52obstacles, Sumerians were one of the world's first civilizations.
- 1:41:57They base their civilization on science technology and astronomy
- 1:42:01instead of Agriculture or farming.
- 1:42:06The alien visitors who sent wisdom to Aid, civilization
- 1:42:09expansion, made this possible. The Magnificent ancient
- 1:42:13artifacts left by the Sumerians demonstrate, their Superior
- 1:42:16knowledge and skill compared to contemporary man.
- 1:42:20The Sumerian civilization was based on a writing system called
- 1:42:23cuneiform comprised of wedge-shaped, symbols produced
- 1:42:26by pressing a reed stylus into wet clay.
- 1:42:30Sumerians created sophisticated, astronomy and complex
- 1:42:33mathematics. They maintained trade links with
- 1:42:37several civilizations, in Europe, Asia and Africa, and
- 1:42:42used wheeled vehicles to carry Goods across regions.
- 1:42:46Despite the immense civilization of the Sumerians, many questions
- 1:42:49remain. Their most distinguishing
- 1:42:52characteristic is where they originated and how they acquired
- 1:42:55their knowledge. One Theory, suggests that
- 1:42:58extraterrestrial beings instructed them?
- 1:43:01The Sumerians referred to these beings as an anarchy.
- 1:43:04Asserting. They had humanoid appearances
- 1:43:06and more significant technology than humans.
- 1:43:09Henry, Romano has previously. Analyzed the idea of the old
- 1:43:12astronaut Even though it has existed for a long time. he has
- 1:43:17been stated in specific ancient works such as the Hindu epic
- 1:43:21Mahabharata, composed between 200 BC and 200 ad and 400 ad and
- 1:43:28announced Death and Devastation was showered upon the Earth by
- 1:43:33the flying machines. Causing the Earth to go black.
- 1:43:36The sun to be obscured in the sky.
- 1:43:39Ashes to fall upon it. thunderous clouds to erupt, and
- 1:43:44vimanas to fire at one, another with tremendous fury, like
- 1:43:48lightning Even though the Sumerians had a vast
- 1:43:52civilization. Many Mysteries remain.
- 1:43:55Such as where they originated and how they obtained their
- 1:43:58knowledge. Although it is uncertain where
- 1:44:01they acquired their knowledge. Several hypotheses exist about
- 1:44:05prospective instructors. One school of thought suggests
- 1:44:10that extraterrestrial beings trained them.
- 1:44:14The Sumerians called these beings Anunnaki.
- 1:44:18And said they possessed, humanoid forms and advanced
- 1:44:21technology. The source of their knowledge is
- 1:44:24unknown, but there are theories about what Anunnaki taught them
- 1:44:27and why they shared it with humans.
- 1:44:30The Sumerians were bright people who live thousands of years
- 1:44:33before the Greeks and Romans. But they had to realize their
- 1:44:37genius from a proper perspective. there are theories
- 1:44:41about how they acquired their knowledge, some believe that
- 1:44:45extraterrestrials or space travelers from other worlds,
- 1:44:48visited the Sumerians. In contrast.
- 1:44:51Others point to Sumerian literature from those periods
- 1:44:54that details, the teachings of Godlike beings who descended to
- 1:44:57Earth from heaven, Although there is no evidence, the
- 1:45:01Sumerians may have learned from a far earlier Society.
- 1:45:05It would make sense for this mysterious tribe to have taught
- 1:45:08the Sumerians and influence their art culture and religion.
- 1:45:13The most reasonable explanation. Is that they did not need to be
- 1:45:16taught anything. The ancient Sumerians formed
- 1:45:20their civilization by solving problems on their own.
- 1:45:24Their manuscripts indicate where they got this knowledge.
- 1:45:27But the reason enki and English Cedar taught them is debatable.
- 1:45:30Some think the ancient gods sent the Anunnaki to teach the
- 1:45:35Sumerians their knowledge? While others believe aliens,
- 1:45:39improved science and technology in ancient Samaria and across
- 1:45:44the planet. Some believe Fallen Angels or
- 1:45:47Watchers banished from Heaven for trying to procreate with
- 1:45:51humans, strove to civilize Humanity.
- 1:45:54During that time on Earth, some say that the Elohim highly
- 1:45:58Advanced beings taught humans astronomy mathematics and other
- 1:46:02topics. Despite its long history.
- 1:46:06Consider that the Persian Gulf was the center of Sumerian
- 1:46:09civilization and had a hot climate with scant natural
- 1:46:13resources. Why therefore did the Sumerians
- 1:46:16make such other any additional indications that they are not
- 1:46:19supposed to be as intelligent as the data suggests?
- 1:46:22The answer is no. They would have lagged behind
- 1:46:25the Sumerians in any other culture by centuries.
- 1:46:29In the days. Before the flood about 270 BC
- 1:46:32King, Ptolemy Philadelphia's tasked manatho, Greek for gift
- 1:46:38of Thoth with Gathering. The prehistory and history of
- 1:46:41ancient Egypt. Minetto claimed, however, that
- 1:46:44gods and demigods ruled Egypt long before humans came to
- 1:46:47power, including the Jewish Roman historian, Josephus since
- 1:46:51the Explorer and historian Herodotus had visited Egypt, two
- 1:46:55centuries, before the Greeks, had some knowledge of it.
- 1:46:59The same sources also state that men men in Greek, is the first
- 1:47:04name on Manos list of pharaohs. However, manetho was the first
- 1:47:10to arrange Pharaoh's succession into dynasties combining
- 1:47:14genealogical and historical linkages. according to manetho
- 1:47:18gods and demigods governed, Egypt, before any human
- 1:47:23monarchs, Scholars believe that Qatar, the Egyptian Creator.
- 1:47:28God, ruled over a Divine Dynasty that influenced the king's names
- 1:47:32succession and ruled duration. The tar governed his people for
- 1:47:37about 9,000 years. Ra ruled for 1,000 years.
- 1:47:42Shoe ruled for seven, centuries. Gabe ruled for five centuries.
- 1:47:49Osiris reigned for 450 years. Seth reigned for 350 years.
- 1:47:57Horus reigned for 300 years. During 12,300 years. 7 Gods held
- 1:48:05power. We will discover the reason for
- 1:48:08our assignment. Ra was a god of Heaven and Earth
- 1:48:12who had previously, come on, a Celestial vessel called Ben Ben
- 1:48:15meaning pyramid Byrd and resided in anus or biblical on Citadel.
- 1:48:21Better known as heliopolis. Ras Authority, as petar's
- 1:48:25successor unexpectedly ended after a year.
- 1:48:30Despite his natural lifespan and the fact that he continued to
- 1:48:33influence Egyptian events for Millennia minetto portrays a
- 1:48:38second Heavenly monarchy. Whose culmination is Horus.
- 1:48:42Is replacement of the first Another son of Qatar but merely
- 1:48:46a half-brother of son, god Ra. This king ruled for more than
- 1:48:511,000,570 years. Manetho asserts that the gods
- 1:48:56reigned for 13,000,870 years. After 3,500 years 3, 0. 17,520
- 1:49:11years. Thus began the first human
- 1:49:13dynasty of pharaohs. Governing over a United Egypt
- 1:49:17following a violent 350 year transitional period, in which,
- 1:49:21no king, ruled, the whole country, both lower and upper
- 1:49:24several recent archaeological discoveries support matheos
- 1:49:28Ferry on a list and succession. Most notably the tour in Papyrus
- 1:49:32and the Palermo Stone. Both of which have the names of
- 1:49:36the Italian museums where they are on exhibit.
- 1:49:39The Turin Papyrus according to Herodotus validates.
- 1:49:43Monetos, Divine semi-divine and chaotic interval lists.
- 1:49:48As well as the names of 330 monarchs.
- 1:49:52A stone inscription shows the 19th Dynasty.
- 1:49:55Ruler seti. And his son Ramses.
- 1:50:01Who ruled a thousand years before manetho?
- 1:50:04The name of 75 of their ancestors, starting with Maynor
- 1:50:08are inscribed on the wall of the large Temple at abydos.
- 1:50:13Outside abydos, so William, Matthew Flinders Petrie
- 1:50:15uncovered several graves in a cemetery.
- 1:50:19Staley acting as tombstone's and inscriptions marked the graves
- 1:50:22of the Pharos of the first and second Dennis's. the east to
- 1:50:26west progression of tombs, begins with one bearing, the
- 1:50:30name of King menes, Petri discovered two tombs containing
- 1:50:35all first dynasty. Pharaohs in his 1900 / 1901
- 1:50:40book, The Royal tombs of the first dynasty.
- 1:50:43Conceding that the discoveries confirmed Monet's list.
- 1:50:48As the tombs included, the names of pre-dynastic monarchs.
- 1:50:52He dubbed them Dynasty zero. Egyptologists eventually
- 1:50:56confirmed minetto assertion that the tombs dated to the chaotic
- 1:51:00period. These proven findings are
- 1:51:02essential for understanding the Divine and semi-divine dynasties
- 1:51:05of the preferred alluvial and Deluge Eros.
- 1:51:10Mane's story started in 20,970, BC.
- 1:51:14Approximately 3,100 BCE marked the beginning of fairy on a
- 1:51:19power in Egypt. 12,300 plus 1,570 plus 3,650 plus 350, plus
- 1:51:303,100 equals 20,970 BC. Sumerian texts, say the Deluge
- 1:51:37occurred around 13,000 years ago or approximately 10,970 BC.
- 1:51:44I address climate and other data in my work.
- 1:51:47Raaz sharp at sudden rule 1000 years?
- 1:51:51and cars, Celestial rain, 9,000 years, Total exactly 10,000
- 1:51:56years. 20,970 to 10,970. this evidence suggests that pitar
- 1:52:04ruled before the flood, and that the flood destroyed Roz reign,
- 1:52:10The chronology of manetho, and the Deluge are intricately into
- 1:52:13woven. On the one hand, it supports the
- 1:52:16Deluge and its date, while on the other, it verifies manios
- 1:52:20knowledge of gods and demigods. This synchronicity is not a
- 1:52:25coincidence. Despite how fantastic it looks.
- 1:52:29Old Egyptian mythology claims a tremendous water Avalanche.
- 1:52:33Once completely submerged the Rays land engulfing the entire
- 1:52:37region. A renowned scientist, Peter
- 1:52:41rescued the day. Peter carved, a tunnel called
- 1:52:46Abu through the massive, rocks, near the first River Cascade in
- 1:52:49Upper Egypt, Inside, he constructed sluices to regulate
- 1:52:54the rivers flow in. Enabling the land Downstream to
- 1:52:57dry up. And according to the Egyptians,
- 1:52:59raising it above the waves, the achievement is shown in Egyptian
- 1:53:04art and a major contemporary dam is located near the first.
- 1:53:07Cataract at us one, given these circumstances, its simple to see
- 1:53:12why the Egyptian ruler was the name shoe.
- 1:53:16Whose name signified, the end of the flood in recognition of his
- 1:53:20extraordinary efforts to make the land more welcoming and
- 1:53:22productive. His successor was named Gabe.
- 1:53:25He who heaped up these elements which fit together like a jigsaw
- 1:53:33puzzle, led to the Egyptian account of a deluge or great
- 1:53:36flood about 10,970 BC. Men constructed a new city on an
- 1:53:42artificial island in the Nile Delta where they worshiped, the
- 1:53:45god pitar to unify Egypt. the created this city on an
- 1:53:50artificial Island where the Nile split into a Delta It was called
- 1:53:55men nefer which in Greek means good place for men or Memphis.
- 1:54:03Ancient Egyptian prehistory and history.
- 1:54:05Like Greek, history and art are inextricably linked to its Gods,
- 1:54:08active existence and physical presence, the names and images
- 1:54:12of Egypt's. Most significant deities are
- 1:54:15depicted in statues. Sculptures representations,
- 1:54:18temples monuments and etched writings on coffin lids and two
- 1:54:22walls. Manifestos dynastic lists are
- 1:54:25supported by what was written in painted before his time and what
- 1:54:29was uncovered after his death. Why not recognize God's then
- 1:54:32demigods as Egyptian, monarchs preceding human dynasties.
- 1:54:36Berossus is a Babylonian priests historian.
- 1:54:39Whose Greek name is Belle Reyes. Which means the Lord Bel maduk
- 1:54:44is his Shepherd. When Alexander the Great was
- 1:54:47born in Samaria, he tasked Barossa with writing the tale of
- 1:54:51the past in the seleucid kingdoms.
- 1:54:54His compilation was far more complex than methos in Egypt
- 1:54:57since he had to account for Many Nations.
- 1:55:00Several kingdoms and rulers who sometimes ruled concurrently
- 1:55:04from separate and even wearing capitals rather than in
- 1:55:08succession. Ferocious divided the past in to
- 1:55:12two eras in the book of berossus.
- 1:55:15Before. And After the flood believing,
- 1:55:18it was caused by the god of the flood.
- 1:55:21Parts of his three books, Babylonia written between 279
- 1:55:26and 261, BC, and titled after King Antiochus.
- 1:55:29The man, Survived because they were copied in Antiquity by
- 1:55:33Greeks of ants and other Greek Roman historians including
- 1:55:36Josie's. These fragments of berossus
- 1:55:41references and quotations demonstrate that berossus.
- 1:55:44Chose to globalize the subject. He did not write the history of
- 1:55:49a single nation or Kingdom but rather the history of the whole
- 1:55:53planet. And not of a single deity.
- 1:55:57But of all gods. Alexander polyhistor a Greek
- 1:56:00Roman historian and geographer who lived in the first century
- 1:56:03BC. said that the second book of baross, Detailed the history of
- 1:56:09the 10 Kings and the length of their Reigns.
- 1:56:14Which totaled four hundred, thirty two million years.
- 1:56:21The inhabitants of ancient Mesopotamia who was killed in
- 1:56:23astronomy, were known as Chaldeans.
- 1:56:27The ten recognized Reigns. Covered 432,000 years.
- 1:56:31Ranging from 10,000 800 to 64,000 800. according to Greek
- 1:56:39historians who claimed berossus as a source, The lengthy reins
- 1:56:44of their rulers were measured in Charros.
- 1:56:47With one sharp Sorrows equivalent to 3,600 years in
- 1:56:51Greek. According to Aberdeen's, An
- 1:56:55Aristotelian student, who quoted berossus.
- 1:56:58These Ten Kings and their towns were all from ancient
- 1:57:01Mesopotamia. And he also described how their
- 1:57:05reign lengths were calculated. according to Legend, A loros was
- 1:57:10the first ruler of the planet Earth.
- 1:57:13During his Reign ten Shahs were under his control.
- 1:57:16The most significant possible age for a shower is now 3,600
- 1:57:20years. Alipro was followed by three
- 1:57:24Shahs. His successor Amelia's of panty,
- 1:57:28biblion. Ruled for 13 shares.
- 1:57:31Amin succeeded him and ruled for 12 shares.
- 1:57:35His home town was panty by Bible City, Mega Luis of the same
- 1:57:39region, 18 years later. Shepard dials reigned over 10
- 1:57:43shares. There are after.
- 1:57:46A notification ruled. The First Citrus was the 10th
- 1:57:51and last Monarch to rule for 100 years.
- 1:57:55Apollo door of Athens recorded Barro's.
- 1:57:57Prelude revelations in the second century BC. 10 Kings
- 1:58:02ruled 10020 Shahs. 432,000 years.
- 1:58:09And the King ship of each Monarch was measured in 3,600
- 1:58:12year Shah units. The 10 pre diluvial kings were
- 1:58:17identified by their Greek names and ruled for 120 Shahs.
- 1:58:22Those who used Barossa as an example said that, he enumerated
- 1:58:2510 Celestial Kings, who ruled from the beginning to the
- 1:58:29conclusion of the great flood. With the Deluge as a turning
- 1:58:34point. even if the succession order changes aleros is always
- 1:58:39the first and see sutras is always the last auroras reigned
- 1:58:45for 10 shares or 36 million years.
- 1:58:48Reigned for 800 years or three Shahs?
- 1:58:52Amelon reigned for 13 shares or 46,800 years.
- 1:58:58Ammon on reigned for 12 shares 43,200 years.
- 1:59:02Reigned lasted, 18, Shahs, 64,800 years.
- 1:59:09Dionysus. Reigned for 10 shares, or 36,000
- 1:59:12years. You were Doris ruled for 18
- 1:59:15shares throughout his whole Reign 64,800 years.
- 1:59:21Amcos ruled for 10, shares about 36,000 years.
- 1:59:27For 8 shares. Obata ruled, 28,800 years.
- 1:59:32Shisu thrust ruled for 18, shares equivalent to 64,800
- 1:59:37years. 10 Kings. Reigned for 120 years.
- 1:59:41Or 432,000 years. The claims of berossus imply
- 1:59:46that he wrote about various human topics including how human
- 1:59:49kind arose, got knowledge and colonized the Earth.
- 1:59:53To achieve his goal. He used a two-fold principal in
- 1:59:58the beginning, only Gods created the Earth.
- 2:00:03According to the Barras fragment Dias, God also known as balos,
- 2:00:07Lord created man. Men arrived with two Wings, some
- 2:00:13with four and others with two faces, but the results were
- 2:00:16horrible people. He Remarked.
- 2:00:20There were also humanoid beings with horns and legs like a goat.
- 2:00:25They even raised Bulls adorned with human heads.
- 2:00:29The Bayless temple in Babylon house.
- 2:00:30Some of these depictions Bella's is the Greek word for Belle,
- 2:00:34which was Marx's, Babylonian name, 4, Mysterious Owens.
- 2:00:43Owens was one of the first Heavenly rulers to instruct
- 2:00:46Humanity about civilization. According to berossus Owens.
- 2:00:51Sprang from the erythrean sea, which borders Babylonia as a
- 2:00:54fish-like creature with a human head and feet.
- 2:00:58His remarks and voice were both intelligent and human.
- 2:01:03According to baross men may gain intelligence in this way.
- 2:01:08Alexander polyhistor asserts. We still maintain a
- 2:01:12representation of him today. According to police doors
- 2:01:16fragments Owens, used to converse with mankind.
- 2:01:19He taught them languages and Sciences, taught them to build
- 2:01:23dwellings temples and laws, and explained, the foundations of
- 2:01:27astronomy the Barossa fragments also, mentioned the great flood,
- 2:01:32which marked the end of the Gods era and the beginning of man's,
- 2:01:37According to Aberdeen and Barossa the gods concealed the
- 2:01:40impending Deluge from humans. Cronus was the son of the sky.
- 2:01:45God, Uranus in Greek mythology, Zeus, the father of Zeus sent
- 2:01:50the following information to see Sue Ross.
- 2:01:52The last of 10 pre diluvian rulers called, sisu, Ross.
- 2:01:58Cronus predicted a deluge on the 15th day of daisies.
- 2:02:02And ordered CC thrust to conceal.
- 2:02:04All writing in sipar shamash. Before leaving the ship for
- 2:02:08Armenia sissy thrust carried out.
- 2:02:10All of these actions bringing about the events foretold by
- 2:02:14God. When the ship arrived at Armenia
- 2:02:18CC thrust, was sacrificed to the Gods.
- 2:02:22The gods compelled him to spend the remainder of his life with
- 2:02:25them. According to Aberdeen's CEOs
- 2:02:29released Birds to see whether the Deluge at ended.
- 2:02:33Polly history has account was lengthier and more.
- 2:02:36Elaborate According to polyhistor, when our Dart is or
- 2:02:40obese died, his son, she sutros reigned for 18 years and the
- 2:02:46great flood happened during his reign.
- 2:02:49In the 15th month, he had a vision of DA's Cronus.
- 2:02:52Who informed him that a flood would wipe out the individual in
- 2:02:55question. Writing a history of everything
- 2:02:58up to the present and burying the documents in sipar city of
- 2:03:02the Sun. God thrilled him.
- 2:03:07Additionally, he constructed a ship and sailed with his family
- 2:03:11and friends. He was responsible for all
- 2:03:14preparations including packing food and water, loading, birds,
- 2:03:17and animals and launching the ship siso.
- 2:03:20Thrust was told by his deity. Declaim that he was going to the
- 2:03:22gods to beg for favors on mankind.
- 2:03:24So he constructed a five stadia long, two stadia wide boat in
- 2:03:30anticipation of the other villagers raised eyebrows.
- 2:03:34With his wife, children and closest companions.
- 2:03:37He then boarded the ship. During the flood Ross released
- 2:03:42several Birds. But they promptly returned to
- 2:03:45the boat owing to a food shortage.
- 2:03:48On their third effort, they fail to arrive leading, sisu, Frost
- 2:03:51to believe that the land had appeared.
- 2:03:54The land had appeared. They returned to Babylon
- 2:03:58Unearthed. The super Scrolls, formed many
- 2:04:01settlements, erected shrines and repair the city.
- 2:04:03The present name for the tower site is Babylon.
- 2:04:07Before a world wind confused, their plans and gave each tribe
- 2:04:11its own language. Delos explains.
- 2:04:15All people spoke the same language.
- 2:04:17Then some of them erected a large and Tall structure in an
- 2:04:20attempt to reach heaven. The traditions of berossus and
- 2:04:24the events in Genesis are intertwined in several ways.
- 2:04:28They extend beyond the Deluge theme and share numerous
- 2:04:31specifics. according to baross the Deluge started in the second
- 2:04:35month of the year, daisos during the reign of the 10th, pre
- 2:04:40diluvial King CC throws, Noah was the 9th Bible patriarch
- 2:04:45before the Deluge which started with Adam Genesis 7:12.
- 2:04:50As with shisu throws CC throws God, informed Noah of an
- 2:04:55impending flood and instructed him to construct a watertight
- 2:04:59vessel. Guard advised Noah to bring his
- 2:05:02family dogs and similar Birds to throws.
- 2:05:05Noah sent a raven and a dove to see where the dry land had
- 2:05:10emerged after the floods receded.
- 2:05:13Noah's Ark was buried in the Ararat mountains, but the CC's
- 2:05:17throws were buried in our Mania. Both the Bible and berossus
- 2:05:22mention the episode of the Tower of Babel in which languages were
- 2:05:25confused. The above translation is from
- 2:05:29berossus. Genesis 11 opens with the same
- 2:05:32phrase. Found in the Barossa version,
- 2:05:34the whole earth spoke a single language.
- 2:05:39According to berossus when God, Yahweh came down to watch the
- 2:05:43city and Tower, the children of Adam had built.
- 2:05:46He became concerned and Confused their language so that they
- 2:05:50could not comprehend one another.
- 2:05:54Bellows asserts that God used a tornado to disperse humans.
- 2:05:57The confounding of language is to the Lord Is it feasible?
- 2:06:02that the first few chapters of Genesis are a single long
- 2:06:05fragment of Barros Transcribed into the Hebrew, Bible by the
- 2:06:09compilers of berossus. Long before berossus.
- 2:06:14The first five books of the Hebrew Bible Genesis through,
- 2:06:17Deuteronomy were sealed. Canonized in an unchanged final
- 2:06:22Edition. Making it improbable that the
- 2:06:24whole Torah portion would follow this process.
- 2:06:27When Ptolemy philadelphus translated the Hebrew Bible into
- 2:06:30Greek. It was already sealed.
- 2:06:32According to historical documents, 285 to 244 BC.
- 2:06:40Minetto was commissioned by. Philadelphia's to record the
- 2:06:43history of Egypt. 70 academic translated the Septuagint, which
- 2:06:49means of the 70. The savants had access to the
- 2:06:54Hebrew. Bible's canonical translation.
- 2:06:57Which predated berossus and was completed at the time as shown.
- 2:07:02Therefore, where did baross get his knowledge?
- 2:07:06Likely, he did not acquire his knowledge from the Bible.
- 2:07:10Numerous portions of his Works. Were derived from sources apart
- 2:07:13from the monotheistic Bible including allusions to pagan
- 2:07:17gods. Cronus Bayless Owen's and
- 2:07:22shamash. Which were not mentioned in the
- 2:07:24Bible. In stark contrast to the
- 2:07:27Bible's. Perfect.
- 2:07:28Let us make Adam narrative. The Barber's version of the
- 2:07:32creation of man, myth has frightening defects.
- 2:07:35Even where the two stories agree, there are substantial
- 2:07:39disparities such as the size of the ship. and the number of
- 2:07:43people rescued in the Deluge myth, ferocious said that Noah's
- 2:07:48colleague and a skillful pilot were all so on board.
- 2:07:50Although the Bible only mentioned, Noah his wife, their
- 2:07:54three sons and their spouses If this assertion holds true.
- 2:07:59Noah's descendants extend beyond himself and his three sons.
- 2:08:04No account in the Bible of 0 ones.
- 2:08:07The god. Appearing on land disguised, as
- 2:08:10a fish to bring civilization to human kind.
- 2:08:14Barrios could have attempted to legitimize his version of
- 2:08:17prehistoric events by claiming that pre-deluge.
- 2:08:25And were retrieved after Babylon was resettled. however, the
- 2:08:30Bible of voids mentioning sipar the city of the sun, god
- 2:08:34shamash. And the safe keeping of every
- 2:08:37available writing. Moreover, he said that the
- 2:08:41records of the past included knowledge of what the Bible and
- 2:08:44modern culture refer to as the last arrival of enki.
- 2:08:50A topic stated for the first time in a Biblical prophecy
- 2:08:53about Jacob, after the Deluge, archeology suggests that the
- 2:08:57same or comparable Source material composed, Genesis and
- 2:09:00Barrios. And their use was discretionary.
- 2:09:04To learn about the Nephilim the sons of the Gods and Noah we
- 2:09:08return to our beginning point the confusing phrases in Genesis
- 2:09:116 which served as our Point of Departure in Sumerian
- 2:09:14literature's. Sutras ship is referred to as
- 2:09:16Magoo. Olga varieties had a single
- 2:09:20operating entrance sealed with bituminous material.
- 2:09:25Aeon writings refer to the ark as a Tebo 2, a sunken ship.
- 2:09:30The biblical redactor interpreted it as a Tabo R box
- 2:09:32hence the name Ark. According to the Epic of
- 2:09:36Gilgamesh, utnapishtim the Acadian hero of the Deluge was
- 2:09:40tasked with building a ship that measured 300 cubits in length.
- 2:09:44120 cubits in bread. and 120 cubits in height and had seven
- 2:09:52floors with one third of her above the waterline, Genesis
- 2:09:576:15. Cites a 300, qubit building.
- 2:10:01even though it's only 50 cubits or 88 ft Broad and 30 cubits or
- 2:10:0753 ft, Tall. Including the roofed Upper
- 2:10:12Floor. Biblical historians, compared
- 2:10:15ancient ships to the most significant.
- 2:10:17Passenger vessels conceivable at the turn of the 20th century.
- 2:10:22The Great Eastern was 680 ft long 83, ft wide and 48, ft.
- 2:10:28Deep when billed in 1858, The city of Rome was finished in
- 2:10:331881 at 5501 feet, 52 feet, and 37 Feet.
- 2:10:41In 1907, the renowned Lusitania, measured, 762.88 and 57 feet in
- 2:10:47length. The first vessel with eight
- 2:10:50decks was the Mauritania. Biblical representations,
- 2:10:55indicate that Noah's Ark was as long as Rome as broad as the
- 2:10:59Great Eastern. And as tall as the Lusitania.
- 2:11:04Due to The Accidental discovery of the Rosetta Stone, during
- 2:11:07Napoleon's expedition to Egypt in 1799, which contained a Royal
- 2:11:11ptolemaic Proclamation inscribed in three languages.
- 2:11:15Egyptian hieroglyphics a later Egyptian, cursive script called
- 2:11:20demotic and Greek. Ancient Egyptian language and
- 2:11:24writing could only be comprehended with the help of
- 2:11:27the Greek portion. Decipherment uncovered multiple
- 2:11:30languages and old civilizations, one of which was particularly
- 2:11:34astounding. The ancient near East lacked a
- 2:11:38Rosetta Stone. A single finding of a basic
- 2:11:41Master tablet. The discovery process was
- 2:11:44lengthy and painstaking. While other sorts of
- 2:11:47multilingual inscriptions were helpful. the discovery of the
- 2:11:51Hebrew Bible to decipher these cryptic sentences marked the
- 2:11:55most significant advancement Alexander the Great's
- 2:11:59accomplishments, enthralled, European visitors to persepolis
- 2:12:02Greek for city of the Persians where magnificent palaces Gates
- 2:12:06and other structures could still be seen.
- 2:12:09At one time visible etched lines, that turned out to be
- 2:12:12inscriptions, were considered ornamental.
- 2:12:15Since then, the term cuneiform has been used to refer to, what
- 2:12:19was found as linguistic writing in 1686 by a visitor, to the
- 2:12:23Persian Royal site. Engelbert Kai emperor. the
- 2:12:28cuneiform writing variances on some monuments, such as those in
- 2:12:31Egypt, gave rise to the notion that Persian Royal proclamations
- 2:12:36comprised various multilingual people's The most significant
- 2:12:40and intricate Persian inscriptions were uncovered in
- 2:12:43Northern Iran. when disputes among pilgrims refocused
- 2:12:46attention on the Henry Rawlinson a British Adventurer saw a
- 2:12:50sculpture carved into some foreboding rocks in Bay, histone
- 2:12:53in 1835. As he explored desolate regions
- 2:12:56of the near East that had formerly been ruled by Persian
- 2:12:59emperors. Long inscriptions interpreted by
- 2:13:02rowlandson and ochres as being written by Persian king Darius.
- 2:13:06The first were Unearthed with a massive sculpture praising.
- 2:13:09A royal Triumph dominated by a deity floating inside.
- 2:13:12The ubiquitous winged disk denoting the place of Gods.
- 2:13:17Old Persian Abe, his student language was deciphered due to
- 2:13:21its similarity to Sanskrit the Indo-European mother tongue.
- 2:13:26The names and meanings of the other two languages were then
- 2:13:28provided. Elamite was discovered in
- 2:13:32ancient Iran southernmost regions.
- 2:13:35The third is consistent, with writing's discovered in
- 2:13:38Babylonia, it is categorized as Semitic. and belonged to a group
- 2:13:44that comprised the akkadian speaking Canaanites and
- 2:13:46Assyrians each symbol represented a whole syllable
- 2:13:50rather than a single letter in all three behistun languages.
- 2:13:55Which used the same cuneiform writing system.
- 2:13:58The key to addressing this quandary.
- 2:14:01Was the realization that the language of the Bible Hebrew,
- 2:14:04stemmed from the Acadian branch of Semitic languages.
- 2:14:09Early academic studies of Babylonian and Assyrian.
- 2:14:12To Acadian languages. Produced word lists with similar
- 2:14:17Hebrew meanings and matched cuneiform.
- 2:14:21Sign lists to their conventional Hebrew script.
- 2:14:24Equivalents In the 17th and 18th centuries.
- 2:14:27Visitors first recorded the Magnificent ruins on the vast.
- 2:14:31Plain between the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers.
- 2:14:34Giving Mesopotamia, the moniker land between the rivers.
- 2:14:38There were once claims that these ruins represented, the
- 2:14:41biblical fame and Wrath of Babylon, and Nineveh and Wrath.
- 2:14:47In the 18th century, this realization became wide spread.
- 2:14:52Could decipher inscriptions from before Greece and Persia.
- 2:14:56Bible era inscriptions moved. The focus geographically to
- 2:15:00biblical locale's and two centuries prior attracted by
- 2:15:05what they stood for and preached European consoles, stationed
- 2:15:09across the Ottoman Empire. Helped develop what now known as
- 2:15:12modern near Eastern archaeology. Which started in 1811 with
- 2:15:18excavations of ancient Babylon, south of Baghdad in Iraq.
- 2:15:23In certain ruins, cuneiform writings were discovered on flat
- 2:15:26clay tablets that were often square or rectangular.
- 2:15:30But not always and into which wedge-like suggestions were cut
- 2:15:34while the clay was still wet and pliable.
- 2:15:37Among the Babylonian remains many clay tablets with
- 2:15:40inscriptions depicting, Alexander paying employees in
- 2:15:45silver. Coins.
- 2:15:47For cleaning debris from the sigil Temple.
- 2:15:50Were Unearthed. Today in Kurdish, Northern Iraq.
- 2:15:55In ottoman ruled, Mesopotamia? Paul Emile botter, the French
- 2:15:59consul in mosul, traveled to a tell prehistoric Mound near
- 2:16:03mosul in 1843 to identify the origin of these clay tablets.
- 2:16:09Korean jig was named. After a neighboring Village.
- 2:16:11Whereas, tell nebbie, yunus was nicknamed prophet Jonah by the
- 2:16:15local, Arabs, Potter. Abandoned the area following.
- 2:16:19His first unsuccessful searches. Three years later, the
- 2:16:23Englishman. A Henry layard took control of
- 2:16:27the location. To avoid French dominance.
- 2:16:31Lyard was more successful than botter in identifying the Mounds
- 2:16:35as Nineveh. The ancient Assyrian City often
- 2:16:38mentioned in the bible as Jonah's last destination.
- 2:16:43Botter placed the capitals of King Sargon.
- 2:16:46The second 721 to 705 BC. And King Senate. 705 to 681 BC.
- 2:16:57as far north as course about But layered placed Nineveh and the
- 2:17:02Assyrian Royal City Calhoun in a region known as local.
- 2:17:05Nimrud named Kalah in the Bible. The discovery provided the first
- 2:17:11concrete evidence linking Nimrod to Assyria and its major cities
- 2:17:15including Babylon. As mentioned in Genesis 10:1.
- 2:17:20being a hero in the land signified, the beginning of his
- 2:17:23reign, Babel, Eric and akard other three cities of the land
- 2:17:29of shinar. Asher, fled the region. the
- 2:17:33construction of wrestling, a magnificent City between Nineveh
- 2:17:36and Carla included, broad highways, Archaeologists
- 2:17:40discovered panel's depicting, senaka, ribs of the Judean city
- 2:17:44of lakish in 7701 BC at Corsa bard.
- 2:17:49Seneca rib won The Siege. As described in the Bible.
- 2:17:53And his unsuccessful Siege of Jerusalem was commemorated with
- 2:17:56reliefs surrounding the Great Wall, Second Kings, and Isaiah.
- 2:18:02Layered uncovered, a stone column from King.
- 2:18:05Schulman of the third, eight five, eight to eight.
- 2:18:08Two four BC. Representing his capture of King
- 2:18:12G, who of Israel? An event mentioned in the Bible,
- 2:18:15in text and sculpture. Two kings, two Chronicles.
- 2:18:20With each new revelation, the truth of the Bible became clear.
- 2:18:25Layers. Locations, Nimrod, and Nineveh
- 2:18:28were on opposite side of the river.
- 2:18:29Bend where Alexander crossed the Tigris and dealt the final blow
- 2:18:33to the Persian army as the threat of World.
- 2:18:36War 1 grew in the 19th century. Germans entered, the
- 2:18:39archaeological race. With its ramifications of
- 2:18:43mapping spying and influence peddling.
- 2:18:44They maintain their southern fortifications by outwitting,
- 2:18:49the French and British under Robert's Direction, They
- 2:18:53excavated, most of the Holy Precinct.
- 2:18:56The Esser Jill Temple. Ziggurat.
- 2:18:59And the enormous processional way with several entrances
- 2:19:02including that of Ishtar in Babylon.
- 2:19:07Andre established the ancient Assyrian Capital Asher.
- 2:19:12Which bore the same name as Assyria and its God.
- 2:19:15Genesis also references resin and Assyrian horse racing
- 2:19:19region, whose name translates directly to horses Bridal.
- 2:19:24Art and iconography supported the historicity of the Bible and
- 2:19:28other claims. Which the Assyrians confirmed.
- 2:19:32Reliefs. At course about an nimrood
- 2:19:34portray winged Angels. Akin to those seen in the vision
- 2:19:38of the prophets Isaiah 6:2. and Ezekiel 6-4, 1 5 to 8 in which
- 2:19:47they had four wings and four phases, one of, which was a
- 2:19:51winged eagle. Men with wings and bulls with
- 2:19:54human heads are among the recently Unearthed sculptures
- 2:19:58and wall paintings. That support berossus is
- 2:20:01allegations of what we now. Turn bioengineering gone bad.
- 2:20:05Enormous bulls and lions with human heads flanked the gates to
- 2:20:09the Palaces of Nineveh and nimrod.
- 2:20:12Wall reliefs, portrayed, Celestial entities, clad as fish
- 2:20:15such as berossus symbolizing. Our hands even though it had
- 2:20:20been over four centuries after Asher, Nineveh and other
- 2:20:23Assyrian sites had been seized and destroyed, their remains
- 2:20:27could still be seen without excavation.
- 2:20:29Replete with sculptures and wall reliefs, that could be used to
- 2:20:33support berosa claim. Historical evidence supported
- 2:20:37his statements. The most remarkable discoveries
- 2:20:40in Assyria and Babylon were the clay tablets. many of, which
- 2:20:43were organized in libraries, And the earliest of them, provided
- 2:20:47the names of the successive tablets.
- 2:20:50Almost all of the larger Mesopotamian cities in the
- 2:20:54ancient near East possessed. Libraries either at the Royal
- 2:20:57home or the enormous Temple. Most excavated clay tablets or
- 2:21:03pieces have yet to be translated and a stored in the basements of
- 2:21:07museums and academic institutions.
- 2:21:09Layered discovered, the beautiful library of Assyrian
- 2:21:12King ashaba Nepal among his monuments, amid the ruins of
- 2:21:16Nineveh and it was one of the most astonishing finds.
- 2:21:21This Library had more than 250,000 clay tablets. the rows
- 2:21:26of tablets with what archaeologists referred to as
- 2:21:29mythological literature about the many gods, their ancestry
- 2:21:33skills and activities, The literary Works contained,
- 2:21:37historical accounts, astronomical data.
- 2:21:40Astrological predictions mathematical, calculations word
- 2:21:45lists and geographical listings. The CUNY Forum written texts
- 2:21:50included. Royal Chronicles employee
- 2:21:53ration, records, and marriage and divorce.
- 2:21:55Decrees In addition to Gathering these historical and
- 2:21:58mythological manuscripts and bringing them to Nineveh.
- 2:22:02Asha banipal in the listed. A legion of scribes to examine
- 2:22:05classify. Preserve copies.
- 2:22:08And translate the most important books in to Acadian.
- 2:22:12A Garmin warned by an Assyrian scribe indicates his elevated
- 2:22:17status. Some of a tablets ended up in
- 2:22:20France and Germany. George Smith, a young banknote,
- 2:22:24in Graver, and amateur. Assyria just was employed by the
- 2:22:28British museum to organize the cuneiform tablet.
- 2:22:30Inscriptions. Smith was the first to see that
- 2:22:34several diverse tabulations comprised a unified narrative
- 2:22:37and belonged together. He was proficient in cuneiform
- 2:22:41script. In a letter to the editor
- 2:22:43published in a London newspaper, Smith was the first to draw
- 2:22:47parallels, between the tales on the tablets and the biblical
- 2:22:50narratives in Genesis, the first book was about a hero and a
- 2:22:54flood. While the second was about the
- 2:22:57gods who created heaven Earth, and man, The biblical creation
- 2:23:02story was the most well-known of these ancient Tales.
- 2:23:06And several Scholars LED Research into it.
- 2:23:08Not in England, but in Germany, Where pioneering a serology just
- 2:23:12used additional discoveries, made by German archaeologists to
- 2:23:16create a more coherent text. And gain a better understanding
- 2:23:21of its religious philosophical and historical scope.
- 2:23:25In addition, to the tablet Smith had gathered.
- 2:23:28A layered Apprentice named hormuzd.
- 2:23:30Rassam found tablets from Nineveh and nimrud in the
- 2:23:33British museum in London. According to Leonard, W King
- 2:23:36curator of Egyptian and Babylonian Antiquities at the
- 2:23:39Metropolitan Museum of Art. A real epic of creation was
- 2:23:43written on more than seven tablets.
- 2:23:44He discovered that the Mesopotamian standard text
- 2:23:48rather than the biblical six days.
- 2:23:51Plus one day of self-gratification provided, a
- 2:23:54sequential creation story from chaos to Heaven and Earth and
- 2:23:58then on Earth to the creation of man.
- 2:24:01The narratives original title enuma Elish when in the height
- 2:24:05above. Is revealed in the first few
- 2:24:08lines. based on the irregular preservation of specific terms
- 2:24:12and names of heavenly deities engaged in the events such as
- 2:24:16Tiamat and new It may have been written in a language different
- 2:24:21than Assyrian, Babylonian Acadian.
- 2:24:24Several tablets from various places.
- 2:24:26Have identical text except for the name of the Creator.
- 2:24:28Deity. the Assyrians named him Asher, while the Babylonians
- 2:24:33called him, Marduk indicating that they were all translations
- 2:24:37of a single canonical akkadian texts.
- 2:24:41Recently, the hunt for Origins has begun.
- 2:24:45The non-biblical Noah and the flood myth sparked the Public's
- 2:24:48interest in, Victorian England, under the leadership of George
- 2:24:50Smith. George Smith said that the
- 2:24:53Assembly of thousands of artifacts from Nineveh and
- 2:24:57nimrud comprised, an epic story about a hero who uncovered the
- 2:25:01cause of the great flood. Is Dubai deciphered, the three
- 2:25:05cuneiform symbols, that identified the hero and Smith
- 2:25:09decided that they belong to the biblical nimrod. the great
- 2:25:12hunter who founded the Assyrian kingdoms after Genesis As the
- 2:25:16name of the ancient location nimrud, where other tablets were
- 2:25:20discovered. After Smith established that the
- 2:25:23Assyrian Deluge account matched. The Bible's The Daily Telegraph
- 2:25:28offered a grand reward of 1,000 guineas.
- 2:25:32A guinea is worth more than a pound sterling to anybody, who
- 2:25:35could locate the missing bits. That would complete the ancient
- 2:25:38story. Smith flew to Iraq while doing
- 2:25:42Museum related research. And returned with 384 shattered,
- 2:25:47tablets. The museum generously accepted
- 2:25:51the incentive. Enabling the construction of all
- 2:25:5412 tablets, including the crucial tablet 11.
- 2:25:59Sometimes referred to as the Deluge tablet.
- 2:26:03It was exciting to uncover the connection between the Epic of
- 2:26:06Gilgamesh and the Deluge in the Hebrew Bible.
- 2:26:10The incorrect Gilgamesh was substituted for the incorrect is
- 2:26:13Dubai. In contrast to the one Yahweh of
- 2:26:16the variety of items in the scholars.
- 2:26:19They have never referred to Gilgamesh as a Babylonian or a
- 2:26:22Syrian King. Gilgamesh was a Babylonian or
- 2:26:26Assyrian King. Referred to Gilgamesh as a
- 2:26:29Babylonian or Assyrian King. In the first words of tablet, 1
- 2:26:34Gilgamesh is presented as the ruler of Uruk.
- 2:26:36A fortified City with massive walls.
- 2:26:39Assyria and Babylonia were devoid of historical sites.
- 2:26:44Gilgamesh was not the floods protagonist.
- 2:26:47In his pursuit of immortality, he learned about the flood from
- 2:26:51utnapishtim a Mesopotamian, Noah who escaped the devastation.
- 2:26:56In addition, it was uncovered as the story continued.
- 2:27:00He was who was Gilgamesh if not Noah himself.
- 2:27:05Gilgamesh, if not Noah. Or nimrod.
- 2:27:09Asked the media and Scholars. 1876 saw the publication of the
- 2:27:14Chaldean account of Genesis. Which published Smith's
- 2:27:17discoveries? LED ancient books from
- 2:27:20Mesopotamia, and established a first-ever connection between
- 2:27:23them and the biblical creation and flood stories.
- 2:27:27The most recent book by Smith was all.
- 2:27:29So published that year, The Ingenuity and discoveries of
- 2:27:32this self-taught, Acadian scholar who died in the same
- 2:27:35year at 36, provided the foundation for future research.
- 2:27:40This inquiry led to discovering a second more first person,
- 2:27:43Deluge story. Which is vital to our mission.
- 2:27:46Since it may have originated from a Barossa source.
- 2:27:50The story takes its name from its opening phrase in Numa ilu.
- 2:27:55Are we Loom? And was formerly referred to as
- 2:27:58the atrahasis Epic. Named after the hero.
- 2:28:01Who personally recounts? The Deluge account Making him
- 2:28:05the authentic. Noah in this version.
- 2:28:08When the gods became men. He is addressing himself.
- 2:28:14This significant work presents at her House's also known as the
- 2:28:18richly wise account of the events that preceded cause and
- 2:28:21followed the deluge The identification of the name,
- 2:28:25atrahasis required. One of the three pieces of text
- 2:28:29designated with the letter. S.
- 2:28:34Before dying away. Smith had learned the answer to
- 2:28:37another incredible. Babylonian tale involving Gods
- 2:28:39Mortals. And the deluge, Some believe
- 2:28:44that atrahasis also known as Hussey satara.
- 2:28:48Was the sheetrock fragments. The 10th pre-deluge.
- 2:28:58Similar to how Noah was the 10th biblical ancestor in Adam's
- 2:29:01line? This name, change allows us to
- 2:29:04connect Barossa to the atrahasis text.
- 2:29:08Barossa asserts that this Mesopotamian version of the
- 2:29:11Deluge tale. Is the only one to include the
- 2:29:13incident in which the villagers questioned the boats art The
- 2:29:18Syrian library was established in 300 BC according to the
- 2:29:21Babylonian berossus. A Hebrew Deluge scroll written
- 2:29:25in cuneiform and etched on a tablet.
- 2:29:27From the seventh century BCE had Bible believing westerners until
- 2:29:31the 19th century ad. This interval of at least 2,600
- 2:29:35years, proved to be more than simply a pit stop on the journey
- 2:29:38back in time. Once again a Babylonian texts is
- 2:29:42similar to an Assyrian one. The languages and names which
- 2:29:46were foreign to submit a cage acadians.
- 2:29:48Include enlil enki and Norton for gods.
- 2:29:52Ninti and nisaba for goddesses Anunnaki, and igigi for
- 2:29:57religious groupings, and a cure for a holy site.
- 2:30:00What happened to everyone? Finding a fragment of a natural
- 2:30:03Hussey's tablet. In a private collection was even
- 2:30:06more perplexing. Around the second millennium BC,
- 2:30:09the tablet was Unearthed. A serologist were now examining
- 2:30:13a void of 3,500 years. Through a colophon made by the
- 2:30:19tablets author in a book owned by Morgan Pierpont in New York
- 2:30:22City in 1897. Fifth etra haze's accounts.
- 2:30:28Insert based on many tablets and modifications the British Museum
- 2:30:32and the Museum of the ancient Orient in Istanbul, Turkey
- 2:30:34identified, all three tablets of this Babylonian type of
- 2:30:38atrahasis, even though some were partially shattered.
- 2:30:43Each tablet finishes with the scribal statement, indicating
- 2:30:47the author's name position and completion date.
- 2:30:50Such as the one that follows the first tablet.
- 2:30:53The first tablet. 14 lines in. The gods appeared as people.
- 2:31:00People. The junior scribe, who Ayah
- 2:31:04copied Ami seduka constructed a statue of himself on the 21st of
- 2:31:09Nissan in the same year that tablets two and three were
- 2:31:11written by the same scribe and dated to a specific year of
- 2:31:15King's reign. Ami, seduka Yuca belong to the
- 2:31:19mythical Hammurabi dynasty of Babylon, which ruled from 1647
- 2:31:24to 1625 BC. Was that the name was prominent?
- 2:31:29Before the Assyrian version of the NOAA Deluge, Story by ashaba
- 2:31:34Nepal comes first. Followed by this Babylonian
- 2:31:37version. Additionally, was it a copy of
- 2:31:40the original? The solutions were presented to
- 2:31:43the confused academics. One of Usher Nepal's tablets
- 2:31:47states. He has given me insight into the
- 2:31:50craftsmanship of my God. My understanding of the writing
- 2:31:54process has increased. I can read even the most
- 2:31:57damaged, Sumerian Tablets. The meanings of the pre-flood
- 2:32:01Stone Engravings are obscure. This book revealed the presence
- 2:32:05of a god of scribes. And provided independent
- 2:32:08evidence that the daily huge happened, as well as the
- 2:32:11knowledge. That mysterious words had been
- 2:32:13preserved in stone carving from the days before the flood.
- 2:32:19According to berossus. The deity, Kronos.
- 2:32:24Revealed to see thrust that there would be a deluge.
- 2:32:27And instructed him to hide all inscriptions in siphash.
- 2:32:30In addition, a Shabba Nepal bragged about his capacity to
- 2:32:35comprehend, the complex Sumerian Tablets Sumerian.
- 2:32:40Ashaba Nepal's declaration confused Scholars who had
- 2:32:43studied Sanskrit old Persian Babylonian and Assyrian.
- 2:32:48The Bible has always offered the answer.
- 2:32:50Archaeologists. Now, understand the Sumerian
- 2:32:53mystery. Thanks to the verses in Genesis
- 2:32:5510:8 through 12 about the domains of the Mighty Hero
- 2:32:58nimrod. Which inspired deciphers of
- 2:33:01those ancient languages to name Babylonian and Assyrians native
- 2:33:04language Arcadian. And served as a discoverer's map
- 2:33:08for the excavation. Being a hero in the land
- 2:33:11signified. The beginning of his Reign
- 2:33:13Babel, Eric and akard are the three cities of the land of
- 2:33:16shinar. The name Sumer relates to the
- 2:33:20biblical city of Shiner whose inhabitants after the Deluge
- 2:33:23sought to construct a tower with a peak that could reach.
- 2:33:26The Skies. Noah must have lived in Sumer,
- 2:33:28the biblical shinar before discovering Babylon Assyria and
- 2:33:32akard as major cities. Where was it located and whose
- 2:33:37was it? The biblical Deluge known in
- 2:33:41Hebrew as marble from the akkadian word Abu.
- 2:33:46Is often regarded as one of the massive downpours that
- 2:33:48overwhelmed drown and kill all life on Earth.
- 2:33:52According to Genesis 7:11 to 12. The Deluge started when all the
- 2:33:57water sources of the great deep split apart.
- 2:34:02The Deluge ended when the water sources of the great deep and
- 2:34:06subsequently the sluices of the heavens reopened.
- 2:34:10Genesis 8:2. It wasn't until later that the
- 2:34:14sluss of the sky opened and 40 days and 40 nights of rain
- 2:34:19poured. Several Mesopotamian Tales
- 2:34:22depict the Deluge as a torrent of rising floods from the south
- 2:34:25that overwhelms and consumes everything in its path.
- 2:34:29In the Acadian translation of Gilgamesh tablet 11.
- 2:34:33The first sign of the daily huge is described as a black cloud
- 2:34:38that Rose above the horizon. Followed by storms that ripped
- 2:34:42out the posts and collapsed, the dikes for one day, the South
- 2:34:47storm, blue submerging the mountains and engulfing the
- 2:34:51people in a battle. The tablet States.
- 2:34:55The land is ravaged by the flood wind for seven days and seven
- 2:34:58nights. The whole area was covered as
- 2:35:01though, in a pot The Sumerian Deluge account recalls howling
- 2:35:06winds, but no precipitation. All.
- 2:35:12Leading lead. Terrible wind.
- 2:35:15Forms struck simultaneously. The flood.
- 2:35:20A DOT, Mar dot Rue. Inundated the land for seven
- 2:35:24days and nights. While the winds, buffeted the
- 2:35:27ship in tremendous waves, the Deluge was caused by
- 2:35:30Antarctica's ice sheet melting. Which suddenly ended the last
- 2:35:34ice age, 13,000 years ago, and the great deep.
- 2:35:39Where the South storm originated?
- 2:35:41While in Alish, was being publicly read in Babylon and
- 2:35:44re-enactments. A sort of Passion Play was being
- 2:35:47performed and murdered the creation of the heavens and the
- 2:35:50Earth. His power over the universe was
- 2:35:52handed down through time to the Anarchy.
- 2:35:55The gods who came to Earth. End.
- 2:35:59Lil a God who may have been the protagonist of the Sumerian
- 2:36:03creation Tale. His reference with Anu and Iraqi
- 2:36:08for the first time. during tablet, 5, The Listener or
- 2:36:13reader Witnesses, Marduk being crowned, as King, by both the
- 2:36:17Anunnaki gods and another group of gods known as the igigi Those
- 2:36:22who observe and see. Which includes marduk's birth.
- 2:36:26Mother Dam, Keener. Renamed ninki after I was titled
- 2:36:31enki. Lord of the Earth.
- 2:36:34This enormous assembly comprises all the mighty gods.
- 2:36:38When Ur enkei and dampness or their son Seated, on a throne.
- 2:36:43they opened their lips to address the great deities and
- 2:36:46said, Formally Marduk was our loving son.
- 2:36:51Now, he is your king. Proclaim his title.
- 2:36:55King of the Gods of Heaven and Earth.
- 2:36:59Compliance with this requirement or request is shown by the
- 2:37:02following. when all of the igigi had gathered, everyone bowed,
- 2:37:07Each Annunaki kissed my ducks feet.
- 2:37:11They bowed before him and said, Master of the cosmos.
- 2:37:16He shouted they bestowed King ship onto madok and formula for
- 2:37:20his prosperity and good fortune declaring whatever you want.
- 2:37:23We will fulfill it. Marduk is crowned on Nibiru and
- 2:37:28the gods responsible for Earth gather.
- 2:37:31As the newly appointed, chief. Marduk describes his divine
- 2:37:35plan. Until now, you have resided in
- 2:37:39azshara anuse. Great Abode on Nibiru.
- 2:37:42Now, you will reside in a counterpart Abode to that
- 2:37:45dwelling, I will construct on Earth.
- 2:37:48Marduk asserts that he has found a great location with firm
- 2:37:51ground for constructing. My luxurious dwelling.
- 2:37:55My temple will be constructed, its temples will attest to my
- 2:37:59might, it will be called Bobbidi or gateway to the Gods.
- 2:38:04After the gods applauded upon hearing marduk's proposal to
- 2:38:07create Babylon. He gave them their
- 2:38:10responsibilities. The unarchi were split above and
- 2:38:13below by King Marduk. I complied with his directions.
- 2:38:18he positioned 300 in the skies as those who watch In addition,
- 2:38:23he determined, 600 Earth stations.
- 2:38:27He issued each and every order. He transferred their duties to
- 2:38:31the celestial and terrestrial Anarchy.
- 2:38:35The gods assigned to Mission, Earth are divided into two
- 2:38:37groups. 300 known as a Gigi. Those who observe and see.
- 2:38:44Would be stationed above the Earth, and perform Sky tasks.
- 2:38:48And 300 known as a Gigi. Those who observe and see would
- 2:38:54be stationed below the Earth as Babylon with its tower, that
- 2:38:58touches Heaven is completed. The recital of enuma Elish
- 2:39:02continues until tablet 7. A list of 50 names and 50
- 2:39:07empowering epithets. The Heavenly Marduk has become
- 2:39:11the terrestrial Marduk. The Epic closest, the gods,
- 2:39:15declared him Marduk King with the title 50.
- 2:39:22The Tower of Babylon is portrayed for the first time
- 2:39:24after the Deluge when Earth had not yet.
- 2:39:27Seen the emergence and development of life.
- 2:39:31Enki and his first company of 50 anona have yet to arrive, and
- 2:39:36the cities of the Gods. Still need to be constructed.
- 2:39:40Before investigating the happening on Earth.
- 2:39:43Unraveling the mystery surrounding Nibiru.
- 2:39:47The planet where Marc is said to have been crowned.
- 2:39:50Is vital. Who are the attending gods?
- 2:39:55Who were the ancestors that Marduk referred to?
- 2:39:59Anu the azshara seeks to establish a Divine Royal
- 2:40:03residence on Earth comparable to that of Nibiru God.
- 2:40:07Which country did our new Reign Over.
- 2:40:10Who were the Annunaki and a Gigi tasked with supervising Mission
- 2:40:13Earth. How did they go there and settle
- 2:40:16on Nibiru? Do you know why 50 of them
- 2:40:20joined Ayer enki in their quest for Earth's riches?
- 2:40:23In addition, why were 300, a Gigi and 600 Anunnaki necessary
- 2:40:28during their height even though these answers are not published
- 2:40:31in the book of a newer Elish. We must know them.
- 2:40:35The ancient texts give information and specifics,
- 2:40:38identify persons and explain events.
- 2:40:41They provide the connecting points that may be used to
- 2:40:45create a unified narrative. In this context, what matters
- 2:40:50most is what they teach us about ourselves.
- 2:40:52Namely the origins of man and Humanity.
- 2:40:57In addition to the previously listed manuscripts, numerous
- 2:41:00more written in languages other than Sumerian and akkadian will
- 2:41:04be uncovered. when it was confirmed that Marduk was the
- 2:41:07supreme commander of the Annunaki and Gigi, We could
- 2:41:11begin unwinding the web with Anu king of Nibiru.
- 2:41:16The Anunnaki accredited with founding the realm of Anu.
- 2:41:20The celestial Crown Crown, Tiara scepter or staff.
- 2:41:26Representing power and authority and measuring chord
- 2:41:29representing. Justice are said to have
- 2:41:32originated in anus Court. It is believed that these
- 2:41:36depictions of divine investiture, in which a god or
- 2:41:39goddess bestows these Goods onto a new deity.
- 2:41:43A base on ear or autobiography and keys.
- 2:41:47In which he describes himself as the first born son of Anu.
- 2:41:52Anu was a word, meaning heaven. And a name epithet, meaning the
- 2:41:57Heavenly won. Numerous literary Works
- 2:42:00reference, Palace court and stringent procedures.
- 2:42:04His official spouse was antu and he had six concubines. in
- 2:42:09addition to his wife and two, his courtiers consisted of a
- 2:42:13chief Chamberlain, Three rocket. Ship commanders.
- 2:42:16Two weapons Commanders. A minister of the purse.
- 2:42:20Two captains of the guns. Two Master, scribes and five
- 2:42:25assistant. Scribes two Royal princes
- 2:42:28commanded two Heavenly weapons, the shirwa Royal Hunter.
- 2:42:33And the Chagas Royal smiter. And defended anus Palace
- 2:42:38continuously. In an Assyrian picture of the
- 2:42:41gateway to anus Palace. Two Towers surround the winged
- 2:42:45disc of Nibiru guarded by Eagleman.
- 2:42:49Uniformed, Anunnaki, astronauts. Completing the display of
- 2:42:53astronomical. Symbols are a 12-member solar
- 2:42:55system, a crescent representing, the moon and seven dots for
- 2:43:00Earth. The Assembly of the Gods was
- 2:43:02convened. In the palace's, throne room.
- 2:43:05On each side of his throne Anna was accompanied by his son's,
- 2:43:08enlil and Air. According to the records, almost
- 2:43:11any member may speak at a meeting, and there was some
- 2:43:14intense disputes. Anus name Divine, 60.
- 2:43:20Earned him, the highest position in the sex azimuthal system.
- 2:43:25Thus, his choice was binding. Anus word was authoritative.
- 2:43:32The Sumerians and their descendants also kept thorough
- 2:43:35Godless categorizing. Each deity by family and naming
- 2:43:39them in ascending order of significance and rank.
- 2:43:43The gods were arranged genealogically and specific
- 2:43:45canonical lists. Providing information about
- 2:43:49their forebears. There were National God.
- 2:43:52Lists short, local God lists and extensive local God lists.
- 2:43:58The great deity list is known to Scholars by its introductory
- 2:44:01inscription and god Anu. It spans Seven Tablets and
- 2:44:07includes about 2,100, god and goddess names and epithets,
- 2:44:10which is impressive and deceptive. when one considers
- 2:44:15that the same God may have dozens or even hundreds of
- 2:44:18entries, It is clear that there is a great deal of overlap.
- 2:44:23The youngest son of enlil for example.
- 2:44:26Who was called ishkur in Sumerian?
- 2:44:29Add in a kadian. And teshub by the Hittites.
- 2:44:34Had another 30-8 epithet names. The great God list all includes
- 2:44:39the wives and Children of the deities.
- 2:44:42Notable viziers and other personal attendants.
- 2:44:46The Sumerian name or epithet of the deity's is.
- 2:44:52In. The left column of each tablet
- 2:44:54in this series while the right column has the Acadian
- 2:44:57counterpart. Anusha ameli correlates to an
- 2:45:01earlier, Sumerian Pantheon bear in numeration.
- 2:45:04Despite its Arcadian name. This series is known as Anusha
- 2:45:08ameli. Only 157 names and epithets.
- 2:45:14Because Marduk is the firstborn son of Anu.
- 2:45:16In the son of are enkei, the Scion of a royal nibir line of
- 2:45:2021 predecessors. We can deduce from these lists.
- 2:45:23The names chose by a numa Elish for various planets were not
- 2:45:27chosen at random. But in stared were taken
- 2:45:30directly from the list of canonical Gods to bolster
- 2:45:33marduk's genealogical claims to Supremacy The Offspring and
- 2:45:37members of our news group are, then included in the Great
- 2:45:39Goddess. Except his two primary Sons.
- 2:45:43Ear and key and Lil and ninmah. Who are listed individually with
- 2:45:48their own families and servants. In ruler and Nene, from enuma
- 2:45:56Elish and most significantly, a pair with the uncommon names
- 2:46:01Allah. And bilali may also be on the
- 2:46:03list. Additionally and Shah and Keisha
- 2:46:06are named, which is why it is ordered by couples.
- 2:46:10This enumeration of anus ancestors is followed by the
- 2:46:14PostScript 21 lordly, mothers and fathers arranged into ten
- 2:46:19couples plus an unease male. Regardless of how these deity
- 2:46:23lists are read. The prominent.
- 2:46:25Figure is the Heavenly King inoue.
- 2:46:28In the hittite tale kingship in heaven.
- 2:46:31Anu is portrayed as a ruthless usurper who ousted the king of
- 2:46:34Nibiru. The chapter pleaded with the
- 2:46:3712th gods. The Godfathers and godmothers,
- 2:46:41and all the gods in heaven and on Dark hewed Earth to hear the
- 2:46:45account of the use of patient. Initially Allahu was the king of
- 2:46:49Heaven, Allahu occupied his throne.
- 2:46:54Mighty renew the earliest of the Gods.
- 2:46:56Approached him bowed before him and presented him with the
- 2:46:59drinking cup. Allahu governed heaven for 9.
- 2:47:02Numbered eons. During the 9th period are new
- 2:47:06engaged Allahu in combat. Allahu Was Defeated and fled in
- 2:47:11front of Anu, he was overcome by the blue color of the Earth.
- 2:47:16Anu occupied the throne. Despite being referred to as
- 2:47:20first among the gods. The passage fails to define the
- 2:47:23connection between our new and the current King.
- 2:47:27Anu betrays the king's confidence and seizes the throne
- 2:47:30in a coup d'etat, while carrying out the responsibilities of the
- 2:47:32cupbearer. Which demand the highest
- 2:47:34fidelity. However, why?
- 2:47:38When the narrator prays to the old and gods.
- 2:47:42The fathers and mothers of the Gods.
- 2:47:44The struggle for the throne is revealed to be the result of
- 2:47:47historical occurrences genetic ties or dynastic rivalry.
- 2:47:51He believed that anus claim to the throne was Superior to
- 2:47:55allosexuals that sought to reconcile conflicting claims
- 2:47:59between a first-born and a legal are between a son by a spouse.
- 2:48:06And another by a concubine. And because of a statute, that
- 2:48:10gave priority to a son by a half-sister.
- 2:48:14As we will illustrate these contradicting assertions existed
- 2:48:17before. And after the Anew Allahu
- 2:48:21incident, the enkei group follows Anew on the great God
- 2:48:26list followed by the endler lights and ninths group.
- 2:48:31The current version was compiled in Babylon.
- 2:48:34The enlil group is followed by other lists.
- 2:48:37With the Sumerian list, being the most renowned.
- 2:48:40The deity lists include information concerning a problem
- 2:48:43with Nibiru kingship that has historically affected the
- 2:48:47happenings on Earth. Close inspection shows that the
- 2:48:50various player positions represent a tug of war.
- 2:48:55The great God list contains the names of enki's but not Nils and
- 2:48:59Central pair. Distinct from a news.
- 2:49:03These couples names, include ndot, ullu, and Nene, do and
- 2:49:12Hindu. These are the nuptials of enki's
- 2:49:15celestial precursors, not those of the new tribe. as the listed
- 2:49:20advances to the 9th pairing, List matches, exactly.
- 2:49:27As the crisis. Deepened, a severe issue with
- 2:49:29hierarchy arose. since our new was enki's father his mother who
- 2:49:35was not and two's concubine would be represented by a
- 2:49:38distinct ancestral couple Enki was the first born.
- 2:49:44He was engendered by fertile seed, but only from his father's
- 2:49:48side. As he explained in his
- 2:49:50autobiography. I am the head of the Anunnaki.
- 2:49:55Engendered by the fertile seed of Anne.
- 2:49:58The Big Brother of all the gods. En Lil was given the Crown
- 2:50:03Prince title and the opportunity to succeed because his mother
- 2:50:06was an too. Who was both anus husband and
- 2:50:09half sister, giving him two sets of as a result.
- 2:50:13We observe two ancient Clans contending for Nibiru throne.
- 2:50:18These Clans are at War attempting to make peace through
- 2:50:21intermarrying, similar to how warring tribes and countries on
- 2:50:25Earth often into marry to achieve peace.
- 2:50:30And they alternately controlled the throne.
- 2:50:32Sometimes violently. As in unused coup against
- 2:50:36Allahu. The name of the exiled King
- 2:50:39allelu in hittite is distinct from that of many other in ones.
- 2:50:44But it is almost similar to the curiously called alala on anus
- 2:50:50list. Indicating that he may have come
- 2:50:52from a different Clan and been elevated to the throne via a
- 2:50:56marriage of convenience. The patriarchal narratives of
- 2:50:59the Bible emphasized genetic seed lines and succession
- 2:51:03restrictions. According to the Godless, his
- 2:51:06death, resulted from an unresolved dispute between the
- 2:51:09naburi and Clans. According to specific sources.
- 2:51:14Allahu was a usurper. And Anu was the target of coup
- 2:51:18attempts. Was a la Luz violent overthrow a
- 2:51:22one-time event. Or was it part of a continuing
- 2:51:25though? Sometimes violent conflict
- 2:51:26between two Clans. Or perhaps two governments on
- 2:51:30Nibiru. Three commanders in command of
- 2:51:34the more rocket ship's. And two commanders of the
- 2:51:38weapons. Make up over half of our news
- 2:51:41Royal Court. Which provides a clue as to what
- 2:51:44occurred on Nibiru. Excluding the seven scribes.
- 2:51:48As a consequence. The government is predominantly
- 2:51:51militaristic. Who or what do they have
- 2:51:54protection against? At the risk of spoiling a later.
- 2:51:57Chapter, the Annunaki used nuclear weapons in Clan
- 2:52:00conflicts in 2024 BC. According to ancient texts. 7
- 2:52:06nuclear weapons were used and were brought to Earth from
- 2:52:10Nibiru. Which we will reference.
- 2:52:14Whether or not the sharer and charges guarding, our news
- 2:52:18Palace were nuclear weapons. They were still part of the
- 2:52:21Nigerian military's Arsenal. Considering the planets of our
- 2:52:25solar system is a collection that was once generated but is
- 2:52:28now forever encircled by a nuclear reactor the Sun.
- 2:52:32Natural phenomena abound on the planets and moons of the solar
- 2:52:35system. Some have Frozen surfaces,
- 2:52:38others have features comparable to those of Earth.
- 2:52:42And all have in a nuclear cause that generate and radiate heat
- 2:52:45support volcanism have atmospheres.
- 2:52:50And have varying temperatures. Even exoplanets, circling other
- 2:52:54distant Stars Suns and planets. Whose existence was formerly.
- 2:52:57Relegated to science fiction have shown signs of Seasons.
- 2:53:00Since the 1970s robotic space exploration has demonstrated
- 2:53:05that Mars once had an atmosphere flowing water rivers and
- 2:53:09significant seas and lakes, including a frozen lake ice,
- 2:53:13covered water and muddy soil despite recurrent dust storms In
- 2:53:18The Stairway to Heaven, we identify the site as Baalbek in
- 2:53:21the hills of Lebanon. The aigi spaceship landed on
- 2:53:25Earth, on a big Stone platform with a launch Tower.
- 2:53:27The Landing Place made of enormous stone blocks.
- 2:53:32According to local tradition, three, large stone blocks known
- 2:53:36as the trilithon and attributed to the Giants.
- 2:53:39Were placed in the northwest corner of the platform to
- 2:53:41reinforce the tower. Consequently, it is reasonable
- 2:53:45to assume that planet Nibiru has experienced comparable.
- 2:53:48Natural phenomena. Those who have heard about
- 2:53:52Nibiru and accepted its conclusions, have wondered how
- 2:53:54the anuna can exist on a planet so far from the Sun.
- 2:53:58Wouldn't they and all other species?
- 2:54:01Die from exposure to ice. We have the same problem as life
- 2:54:05on Earth. Despite being at a livable
- 2:54:08distance from the Sun. We must leave the planets
- 2:54:11surface for a limited time or perish. due to Nibiru elliptical
- 2:54:16orbit, only a portion of its year, one round around the Sun
- 2:54:19is warm The rest of the time during its lengthier, the planet
- 2:54:24depends on. Its inner core heat to sustain
- 2:54:27life. Nibiru was a one of a kind
- 2:54:30planet. And exploiting or misusing it to
- 2:54:33preserve the Earth exacerbated, pre-existing problems.
- 2:54:38The neighbor were aware of the planet Ki described in ancient
- 2:54:42hittite literature as traveling down to the dark hued Earth.
- 2:54:48When Allahu wanted to be reinstated as king.
- 2:54:51The discovery that Keys Waters contained, gold was his trump
- 2:54:54card. Alalu was forced to flee in a
- 2:54:58rocket ship. Searching for refuge on an
- 2:55:00uninhabited Planet far away after Anu stole the throne from
- 2:55:04him. Consequently, planet Earth
- 2:55:07became the location for the following spectacular
- 2:55:09occurrences. EA a renowned scientists traced
- 2:55:14the gold back to its source. It lies deep within the absolute
- 2:55:19rocks. Here, could not extract more
- 2:55:23gold than the region. Now known as the Persian Gulf.
- 2:55:28Because the goal was contained in my new quantities.
- 2:55:31And required extensive treatment with water.
- 2:55:34Mission Earth, demanded a new kind of leader, one less of a
- 2:55:38scientist and more of an organizer enforcer and
- 2:55:42Commander, this new purpose. Necessitated, the addition of
- 2:55:45personnel, equipment colonies on two continents, and
- 2:55:49transportation, and communication infrastructure.
- 2:55:53Thank yous. Autobiography is written in a
- 2:55:54different format than in Lyles which is a spherical clay disc.
- 2:55:59This artifact was discovered in the Nineveh ruins and is
- 2:56:02currently housed in the British museum in London. but, It is
- 2:56:08only shown. As ancient writing.
- 2:56:13An automation considering that it both physically and vocally
- 2:56:16recounts and Lil's Journey from his planet to Earth.
- 2:56:20And Lil's travels are described in one of the books, eight
- 2:56:22substantially complete chapters. Thank yous, complained, that he
- 2:56:26is no longer the forced seed And enlist complained that ear is
- 2:56:30withholding me. The Arcane term, usually
- 2:56:33translated as Divine formulas. A kind of memory chip required
- 2:56:38for every aspect of the mission on the one hand.
- 2:56:41And anus recommendation. That his two sons choose the
- 2:56:44succession by lot on the other, the gods classed, their hands
- 2:56:48together, divided the and then casted Lots Anu, their father
- 2:56:53was a king. The warrior was referred to as
- 2:56:56commander, enlil? Before ascending to Heaven, our
- 2:57:01new entrusted Earth's car to his attendance including enki.
- 2:57:05Who was given the Seas surrounding them.
- 2:57:08Other lines indicate that end Lil took command of the Eden
- 2:57:11whose two rivers are mentioned. And that ear.
- 2:57:16Renamed enki, lord of the Earth. Was sent to the absu to oversee
- 2:57:21mining activities, the Anunnaki constructed, the echo.
- 2:57:26Which means Mountain House at Nils Mission Control Center
- 2:57:30gnapoor, which is a kadian for Nibiru.
- 2:57:35And means The Splendid Crossing Place.
- 2:57:38According to Enrique's Memoirs after forcing Anki to give and
- 2:57:41Lil me. Enkei packed the Acura and Lil's
- 2:57:45dwelling with things and the boats of Malou with gold and
- 2:57:48silver transported them to Nepal.
- 2:57:51Unki is the heaven Earth Bond. The 8th settlements are depicted
- 2:57:56on a map and former basic layer out.
- 2:57:59The anuna also known as those who came from Heaven to Earth,
- 2:58:02descended in groups of 650, souls and remained on Earth to
- 2:58:06perform their tasks. Which included my job in the
- 2:58:09absu and duties in the Eden. Anunnaki Eagleman astronaut
- 2:58:15greets and a Gigi Fishman, wearing a mask.
- 2:58:18And a circular spacecraft with enlarged, panels can be seen
- 2:58:21above them. As depicted on a 4,500 year old
- 2:58:25cylinder seal in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg.
- 2:58:29During mission Earth Nibiru was saved but problems arose.
- 2:58:35The myth of zoo is a piece of Sumerian literature that
- 2:58:37describes the deran key and a Gigi of nil and Anunnaki.
- 2:58:42As well as a coup attempt against and Lil by, in a Gigi
- 2:58:44Chieftain commanded by Zhu. The tablets of the text reveal
- 2:58:49that his name was Anne Zhu, which means Noah of Heaven.
- 2:58:54According to the folklore aleji were upset agitated and Restless
- 2:59:00because they were required to wear space suits, and breathing
- 2:59:03masks, and were only permitted to land at Cedar mountains,
- 2:59:06Landing place. Their commanders zoo was
- 2:59:09summoned to end Lil's headquarters for a meeting.
- 2:59:12The bad Zoo to ruin the end. Lil ship to see the command
- 2:59:16conspired in his heart to seize the holy tablet of Destiny to
- 2:59:20govern. So as endless was bathing, one
- 2:59:23day, Zeus snatched the tablet of Destinies from his grip skipped.
- 2:59:27His bath took and little ship and flew to the mountain Refuge
- 2:59:31with it. After removing the tablet of
- 2:59:33Destinies, a bright light blinded the Duran key.
- 2:59:37The radiance of the temple, decreased the Divine formulas
- 2:59:40halted. And Stillness and Tranquility
- 2:59:43prevailed. A new sort of volunteer among
- 2:59:47the gods to face zoo and regain the tablet of destinies.
- 2:59:50But those who tried failed because the tablets are known
- 2:59:55abilities repelled, all missiles shot at it.
- 2:59:58And Lil was dumbfounded as the gods of the land gathered to
- 3:00:01hear. The news said in uttar and Lil's
- 3:00:04first born. Norte then used his seven
- 3:00:07Cyclones weapon. Sea figure to generate a dust
- 3:00:11storm causing Zoo to fly. Zoo fell to Earth after being
- 3:00:15hit by a missile fired at his wingtips.
- 3:00:18Was arrested, tried. And condemned to death.
- 3:00:24The tablet of Destinies has been restored in the ranky.
- 3:00:28The king's of several people's engaged in Divine aerial Warfare
- 3:00:32similar to the Sumerian tale of zoo.
- 3:00:35Egyptian hieroglyphs depict the aerial battle over the Sinai
- 3:00:39Peninsula, in which Horus defeated Seth.
- 3:00:42In Greek mythology, Zeus destroyed Typhon by riding in
- 3:00:46his winged Chariot and unleashing.
- 3:00:48A thunderbolt on his foes Airborne invention. 6.
- 3:00:53Enter the Nephilim. The Anunnaki of the Gilgamesh
- 3:00:57epic and the Nephilim of Genesis 6.
- 3:01:00Have been the subject of scholarly dispute for centuries.
- 3:01:04The direct connection between these two creatures
- 3:01:06demonstrates. This crucial problem.
- 3:01:10Certain portions of ancient literature such as the Book of
- 3:01:12Genesis and other works might be challenging to comprehend when a
- 3:01:16concentration that borders on fanaticism is present.
- 3:01:20In analyzing them within their proper cultural context, many
- 3:01:24believe all such Publications are historical documents.
- 3:01:28We Face several obstacles as a result of the fact that we deal
- 3:01:31with tales that were initially designed for entertainment or
- 3:01:34religious importance rather than the scientific or historical
- 3:01:37truth. This does not imply that these
- 3:01:40Tales have nothing to teach us about ancient cultures.
- 3:01:44If academic seek to advance their interpretation, they must
- 3:01:48approach the tales from various angles.
- 3:01:51The Gilgamesh epic was founding graved on 12 clay tablets in
- 3:01:55ancient Babylonian and Acadian. It relates to the tale of
- 3:01:58Gilgamesh. A demi-god king, who laments the
- 3:02:01loss of his friend enkidu and seeks immortality?
- 3:02:06Hero crosses the globe and encounters with no pitched him.
- 3:02:10A survivor of a catastrophic flood ordered by the gods to
- 3:02:13destroy Humanity. Gilgamesh returns to his City
- 3:02:17leaving the narrative and teachings of utnapishtim
- 3:02:20incomplete. Noah and utna picht.
- 3:02:24Him are the protagonists of both Tales.
- 3:02:27Gilgamesh 11 Genesis 9:29 in addition both Heroes received
- 3:02:33Heavenly instructions for the building of arcs to protect all
- 3:02:36air-breathing life on Earth from an imminent devastating deluge.
- 3:02:42Gilgamesh 11 Genesis 6:14. Both stories, share
- 3:02:47similarities. According to Genesis 6:2 and
- 3:02:51Gilgamesh 11 soldiers, from a Divine race descended from
- 3:02:55Heaven to wedge, human women. The relationship between these
- 3:02:59two tails cannot be denied, the tale of the Epic of Gilgamesh is
- 3:03:03reminiscent of the account of Noah's.
- 3:03:05Deluge in Genesis 6, through 9, Gilgamesh a mythical uruki.
- 3:03:10Monica controlled the city of Uruk about 2000, BC.
- 3:03:15Is one of the most famous and significant characters in
- 3:03:18ancient Mesopotamian mythology. People regarded him as a
- 3:03:22demigod. Perceiving him as 2/3, Heavenly
- 3:03:25and 1/3 human. Gilgamesh was a fierce Warrior
- 3:03:29whose battle prowess horrified the Mesopotamian populace.
- 3:03:33He effortlessly slew, terrible monsters, and killed lions with
- 3:03:36his hands. Numerous Traditions, recount his
- 3:03:40exploits as king of Uruk. But the Epic of Gilgamesh the
- 3:03:44first known epic poem. Composed between 2000 and 2000
- 3:03:48BC. Includes the most famous
- 3:03:51Gilgamesh Tales. The Narrative begins with a
- 3:03:55grandiose tone. Before the Epic of gilgamesh's,
- 3:03:59spectacular beginning, a brief prologue described gilgamesh's
- 3:04:02mythical roots? Gilgamesh is a composite of one
- 3:04:06human and two gods. He is the most powerful man on
- 3:04:10the Globe and an exceptional leader.
- 3:04:12He is constructed Aurora's fortifications which are seven
- 3:04:16miles, long as high as the walls of Heaven.
- 3:04:19And brought enough for two chariots to pass side by side.
- 3:04:23The mythology of Gilgamesh spread to Egypt from Syria.
- 3:04:28The flood tail, comprises less than a quarter of the Epic.
- 3:04:31And is more of a side story about the gods.
- 3:04:35The text must be more unified and sequential.
- 3:04:39Gilgamesh is not the narratives focal point.
- 3:04:42It focuses on the relationships between gods and Humanity.
- 3:04:48Rather than Gilgamesh it is about enlil.
- 3:04:52One of mesopotamia's most important gods.
- 3:04:55Because no one is following him. He plans to annihilate everyone
- 3:04:59with a devastating flood. Like all ancient gods.
- 3:05:03He has some pretty esoteric rules.
- 3:05:06Gods are required to make choices decision.
- 3:05:10The gods have delivered a deluge.
- 3:05:13Except for one man who builds an ark.
- 3:05:16The gods resolve to eradicate all life.
- 3:05:21The gods pledge to keep their schemes secret.
- 3:05:23The gods choose only the narrator's grandfather and
- 3:05:27assign him to build an ark. The origins of Gilgamesh are
- 3:05:31uncertain. Numerous historians have
- 3:05:34asserted that Gilgamesh ruled in about 2,700 BC.
- 3:05:39However, whether he was a natural or legendary is still to
- 3:05:43be determined, in the narrative Gilgamesh was described as 2/3,
- 3:05:48Divine and 1/3 human Consistent with his reputation, as a great
- 3:05:54Monarch responsible for astounding engineering and
- 3:05:57construction exploits. The biblical flood account is
- 3:06:02thousands of years older than the Epic of Gilgamesh.
- 3:06:05After the demise of the Sumerian civilization and language.
- 3:06:09It was allegedly transmitted orally for many centuries before
- 3:06:13being written down. Enki reveals the Destinies of
- 3:06:16wooden pushed him atrahasis and Zeus.
- 3:06:21According to both epics encrypted their destinies.
- 3:06:26Even though the Epic of atrahasis is told from several
- 3:06:29points of view. Ears Rescue of atrahasis from
- 3:06:33the flood is crucial. The Gilgamesh epic offers a
- 3:06:37unique Viewpoint based on utna, Picchu and gilgamesh's Council.
- 3:06:42Archaeological evidence suggests that the middle Bronze Age was a
- 3:06:45violent age even though Gilgamesh and Nephilim a
- 3:06:49fictional there is a vast network of tales about their
- 3:06:52connections with humans. While we are uncertain about the
- 3:06:57existence of a flood during the middle Bronze Age.
- 3:07:00We are certain that it was a violent period.
- 3:07:03Archaeological evidence the destruction of whole
- 3:07:06communities, and the presence of mass Graves with weapons, all
- 3:07:10attest to tremendous violence during this period.
- 3:07:13Several possible causes of violence have been found.
- 3:07:16Including climate-related drought and famine.
- 3:07:19Overpopulation related land and resource conflicts.
- 3:07:23And natural disasters, like earthquakes and tsunamis, which
- 3:07:26could support a literal interpretation of the flood.
- 3:07:29Archaeological evidence shows that something occurred about
- 3:07:312000 BC. However, the valid reason for
- 3:07:37such drastic changes in ancient civilizations may have yet to be
- 3:07:40discovered. Why did the gods bring about
- 3:07:43floods? Is it, retribution, purification
- 3:07:47or both in contrast the method by which this incident is
- 3:07:51narrated and presented, differs considerably.
- 3:07:54According to the Gilgamesh, Epic.
- 3:07:56The gods Unleashed a massive flood due to their terrible
- 3:08:01Behavior. According to the Old Testament,
- 3:08:04Humankind had the opportunity to repent and recognize God's
- 3:08:08majesty and kindness Before the Flood.
- 3:08:11There are some parallels between the flood descriptions in both
- 3:08:14chapters. Both depict an overflowing river
- 3:08:18that forces people to flee with everyone perishing.
- 3:08:21If they do not Escape, And a terrible rainstorm.
- 3:08:25The Bible refers to it as a great deep.
- 3:08:29Enkidu's perspective is used while writing about the
- 3:08:31Gilgamesh deluge. A historical figure.
- 3:08:36Enkidu lived as a Savage for 28 years after his divorce from
- 3:08:39humbaba's daughter in law Ishtar whom he later, married.
- 3:08:44Him who perished as a Hermit living alone in the highlands.
- 3:08:50Informs him that a storm God, visits him as he sleeps with two
- 3:08:54other friends and two young ladies beneath his roof.
- 3:08:58Before they witnessed the water level in their home.
- 3:09:01Rise by 30 cubits or 13 feet. They see a rainbow and hear
- 3:09:09thundering booms. Everyone rushes upward except
- 3:09:13for one lady who remains below and vows, she will stay on top
- 3:09:15so that I am not submerged in water.
- 3:09:19When the water level reaches, 40 cubits or 15 feet, their
- 3:09:23habitation, begins to float out into space much like a ship on
- 3:09:26top of water mountains. On both sides of the river ships
- 3:09:30and people have been swept away or dragged by ropes linked to
- 3:09:34elevated trees. The Epic of Gilgamesh ends with
- 3:09:38a warning. It is crucial to note that the
- 3:09:40flood account varies from the conclusion of the Epic of
- 3:09:43Gilgamesh. The gods had strong reasons to
- 3:09:46conceal. The Narrative of the deluge.
- 3:09:49They do not want Humanity to prevent death as much as
- 3:09:51possible. Although Gilgamesh is objective,
- 3:09:55is not achieved he returns with a fresh outlook on life.
- 3:09:59He understands he is mortal. Which is depressing, but also
- 3:10:03offers him hope. As it proves that neither
- 3:10:06Perfection or immortality is necessary to prevent death. if
- 3:10:10one cannot be Flawless, like Utopia or a god, The Narrative
- 3:10:16finishes with Gilgamesh governing his people with virtue
- 3:10:19and compassion. Did a deluge wipe out all life
- 3:10:23on Earth? Including a species of gigantic,
- 3:10:26humanoid Angelic hybrids. Two reports of a global flood.
- 3:10:31Do not prove that it occurred. The Epic of Gilgamesh and the
- 3:10:35Genesis account will depict two distinct floods.
- 3:10:37If not two different events, but they will do so in relative
- 3:10:41terms. There is strong evidence that
- 3:10:44Giants were extraterrestrial creatures.
- 3:10:47We have no reason to believe that these Ordinary People
- 3:10:50received growth hormones. Significant evidence also
- 3:10:55supports the hypothesis that the Anunnaki.
- 3:10:58Known as the Nephilim. Were human Angelic hybrids. even
- 3:11:03if both reports depicted the same event and people there
- 3:11:06would be considerable disparities between them Since
- 3:11:09it was written in Mesopotamia, rather than Israel.
- 3:11:12The Epic of Gilgamesh does not include any laws God gave
- 3:11:15Humanity. Are the Nephilim and the
- 3:11:19Anunnaki Sumerians of the Gilgamesh epic.
- 3:11:21The same people. There is no dispute about the
- 3:11:25relationship between the Sumerian gods and the gigantic
- 3:11:29ancient creatures known as the Nephilim. the Nephilim, a fallen
- 3:11:33angels, who after rejecting god, dwelled with human women, In
- 3:11:38Mesopotamian mythology. The Anunnaki would demigods or
- 3:11:42Gods worshiped by their human descendants.
- 3:11:45Due to the following variances asserting.
- 3:11:48That the two narratives recount the same occurrence would be
- 3:11:51inaccurate to comprehend. What is occurring in this
- 3:11:54situation. We must first examine the
- 3:11:56contrast between the Anunnaki and the Nephilim.
- 3:12:00To accomplish this. We will examine their life
- 3:12:03histories. The most famous account of the
- 3:12:05Anunnaki may be found in the Epic of Gilgamesh a poem
- 3:12:10composed in ancient Mesopotamia about 500 BC in this poetry
- 3:12:15Gilgamesh encounters. a Divine Leah, Eternal being before he
- 3:12:22met Gilgamesh, he said, There was a vast flood from which no
- 3:12:27one survived, save my wife. Who sailed through it all on a
- 3:12:30boat. And myself.
- 3:12:34When I first saw it in the morning, I bowed to the ground.
- 3:12:37Seven times nine times. I tossed a bottle of beer toward
- 3:12:41mount nimesh. This translation was provided by
- 3:12:45Ryan Moen. As Gilgamesh opened his lips to
- 3:12:49speak would pitch team remarked, I'll tell you something my
- 3:12:52buddy. Your ancestor barley was mortal.
- 3:12:57But your mother was divine. This narrative reminds me of the
- 3:13:01account of Noah's Deluge in Genesis 6:8, through 12.
- 3:13:05These are the generations of Noah, but wach accepted him.
- 3:13:10Compared to his, contemporaries Noah was Godly and followed
- 3:13:13God's ways. God stated.
- 3:13:17Build yourselves an arc because I will bring a deluge upon all
- 3:13:20Humanity. Before God, the world has become
- 3:13:24corrupt and Lawless. Let's examine.
- 3:13:27The difference is between these two storylines to see where they
- 3:13:30depart from other stories. In each example, an immortal
- 3:13:34creature shares insight into how their family was, while they
- 3:13:37were living. There are just two mentions of
- 3:13:40Nephilim in the Hebrew Bible and Jewish texts.
- 3:13:45Number 1333 and Genesis 6:40. while we often write the phrases
- 3:13:50giant or strong men, its original word literally means to
- 3:13:56fall in this case, like rain, The name itself suggests their
- 3:14:02lineage. According to Genesis 6:4, they
- 3:14:06were the progeny of mortal women.
- 3:14:08Fallen Angels, the Anunnaki. And the sons of God.
- 3:14:13Consequently, they were dissimilar.
- 3:14:16These were not only tall large, boned people.
- 3:14:19They were human Fallen Angel hybrids.
- 3:14:23A new species of pre-flood creatures with tremendous,
- 3:14:26power, intelligence and longevity.
- 3:14:30According to Jewish Legend. These Giants reigned over
- 3:14:34Humanity until they committed grave transgressions against
- 3:14:36God. As a result, God punished them
- 3:14:39with a global daily use that he Unleashed.
- 3:14:43During the old Babylonian period, the Anunnaki a
- 3:14:46collection of Sumerian Babylonian.
- 3:14:47And deities was first mentioned in writing Circa Ayurveda.
- 3:14:56In Sumerian Anunnaki, means princess children or those who
- 3:15:01descended from Heaven to Earth. This name is linked with the
- 3:15:06Mesopotamian creation myth, which describes how the gods
- 3:15:09created humans to carry out their duties.
- 3:15:13Anunnaki is frequently spelled Anna.
- 3:15:17Some academics suggest that this variety derives from an early
- 3:15:19practice distinct from Sumerian custom.
- 3:15:24Some think, the terms anunna and Anunnaki, meaning those who
- 3:15:28descended from Heaven to Earth arose simultaneously.
- 3:15:32In ancient literature references to the Anunnaki may be found in
- 3:15:36various contexts. they are also known by the Swahili term, igigi
- 3:15:41Which translates to strong gods or great ones.
- 3:15:47An examination of Sumerian deities, the ancient Sumerian
- 3:15:51classic the Epic of Gilgamesh depicts Gilgamesh as a king of
- 3:15:55Mesopotamia often referred to as Fallen Angel.
- 3:16:00He is renowned for his exceptional strength and
- 3:16:02intelligence. He also ruled Earth for over
- 3:16:0627,000 years. The king's list a historical
- 3:16:12document at the ashmolean Museum in Oxford includes this
- 3:16:15inscription. You may be surprised to learn
- 3:16:19that ancient epic literature depicts Anunnaki fallen angels
- 3:16:24and evil entities invading Earth.
- 3:16:28Although their precise origin is unknown.
- 3:16:30It is believed they originated in a galaxy different from ours.
- 3:16:35These people sometimes known as sons of God, descended from
- 3:16:39Heaven, to Earth, and into married with human women.
- 3:16:43Resulting in the birth of giants.
- 3:16:45These gigantic beings are referred to in the Bible as
- 3:16:48Nephilim. Genesis 6.
- 3:16:51The Mesopotamian culture was also visible in this way since
- 3:16:55their art often showed them as Giants.
- 3:16:58A comprehensive analysis of Mesopotamian Gods.
- 3:17:01Regarded as fallen angels. Marduk traditionally considered
- 3:17:05the Babylonians. National God is the patron deity
- 3:17:08of Babylon. Auma Elish is thought to be a
- 3:17:12descendant of enki who was also known as EA.
- 3:17:14Now, gal is believed to have received authority over several
- 3:17:19illnesses and pestilences. Following neuters conquest of
- 3:17:24nippur, his son. Kuthu was crowned King.
- 3:17:28In Babylonia nusku was revered and regarded as a representative
- 3:17:32of the higher gods. He may have been Google, Anna
- 3:17:35reincarnated also known as Taurus.
- 3:17:39Shamash was thought to have a role in law enforcement
- 3:17:41protecting the truth over Lies when necessary.
- 3:17:47When disputes developed between distant parties.
- 3:17:50They would seek shamash's assistance in obtaining Justice
- 3:17:53by requesting him to decide their case.
- 3:17:57In Royal Court reliefs. He has shown with his arms
- 3:17:59raised, so that anybody needing Aid, might see him from a
- 3:18:03distance, sin was historically seen as a characteristic or
- 3:18:06element of anus personality despite this, after hundreds of
- 3:18:11millions of years, in Mesopotamian mythology,
- 3:18:14Particularly among the acadians. He eventually obtained, his
- 3:18:18identity. Since his father.
- 3:18:21Produced good offspring. Although Pazuzu another demon,
- 3:18:26who subsequently inspired the character designs in The
- 3:18:28Exorcist films? Murdered tammis.
- 3:18:32There is far more mythology around his death than this one.
- 3:18:36Such as dying through betrayal or via a hunting accident.
- 3:18:41Moreover, although tamas is only addressed in directly in Ezekiel
- 3:18:448:40 to 15 of the Bible. Some Scholars feel that
- 3:18:49Illusions in Sam's 78:1 and Sam 7082 pertained to him.
- 3:18:54Unquestionably, there is a relationship between the
- 3:18:57Sumerian gods and The Ancient Giants known as the Nephilim.
- 3:19:01But many issues must be answered or clarified.
- 3:19:06The researcher attempting to answer this issue, must make a
- 3:19:08critical distinction between biblical and Mesopotamian texts
- 3:19:12addressing Divine progeny. according to the description the
- 3:19:16Nephilim in Genesis 6:1 through 4 are not otherworldly creatures
- 3:19:20but gigantic humans they are dubbed sons of God because they
- 3:19:26come from righteous families, including Seth the father of
- 3:19:30Noah and Adams third son, Genesis 5:3 In contrast to this
- 3:19:35view of the Nephilim. Sumerian and akkadian mythology,
- 3:19:38often portrays these Gods as kings equals or superiors, A
- 3:19:43deity assists a king on one occasion by City before him.
- 3:19:47Although this could be explained because many gods take on the
- 3:19:50form of men to communicate with human kind.
- 3:19:54How is Mesopotamian, mythology related to the Nephilim in the
- 3:19:57Watchers? The Hebrew Bible identifies the
- 3:20:01Nephilim, as being responsible, for the lunacy and violence of
- 3:20:04the Earth. In Jewish mythology, they are
- 3:20:07called ark. However, in the Old Testament.
- 3:20:11They are called anakim. The Hebrew Bible identifies the
- 3:20:17Nephilim, as being responsible, for the lunacy and violence of
- 3:20:20the Earth. In Jewish mythology, they are
- 3:20:23called anak. However, in the Old Testament,
- 3:20:26they are called anakim. The Nephilim were present on
- 3:20:31earth when God's Sons, married human women and had Offspring
- 3:20:35with them according to Genesis 6:4.
- 3:20:38They were famous folks who had previously been Heroes.
- 3:20:42Again, they are referenced in numbers 1333.
- 3:20:47In numbers 1322, one of their commanders anak is mentioned as
- 3:20:51tall. Deuteronomy 128.
- 3:20:55Among the Canaanites, his successors were famous for being
- 3:20:58equally tall. Due Deuteronomy 210 to 11.
- 3:21:01Imprisoned Fallen Angels comprise the Watchers.
- 3:21:05Both the Bible and the Quran, make a note of this.
- 3:21:09According to Enoch the fur, the Fallen Angels, who produced the
- 3:21:12Nephilim were imprisoned behind a Hard Rock Mountain.
- 3:21:16In the lowest part of the Earth. And surrounded by a layer of
- 3:21:21water 7 times deeper than the Earth's Seas.
- 3:21:25And Josephus may have originated the term Nephilim in his work.
- 3:21:30The Antiquities of the Jews published about 100 AD the
- 3:21:36Nephilim were called Giants or strong men for millennia.
- 3:21:41According to an old belief. Two Mighty gods in Mesopotamia
- 3:21:45produced a DARPA and Titi by mixing Blood and Bones with clay
- 3:21:49and occasionally saliva. Titi learns to housekeep while a
- 3:21:55DARPA bakes bread and starts fishing one day, they get a
- 3:21:58heaven invite where our new tells them what to do, if they
- 3:22:01kids get sick or hurt The day of occasion of era and damina in.
- 3:22:05Mesopotamian religion, allows them to be known as ear and
- 3:22:09damina respectively. When they returned home and live
- 3:22:13until their deaths, we will return to this later.
- 3:22:15The Gilgamesh and Dengue, Traditions representing these
- 3:22:19demigods for superheroes as having God Watcher Angel Fallen,
- 3:22:23Angel parents. have been dated to be relatively close to if not
- 3:22:29contemporary with. This account.
- 3:22:32The Epic of Gilgamesh, one of mesopotamia's, most famous
- 3:22:36writings. Is the story of a deity who
- 3:22:39Journeys to discover the meaning of life and death.
- 3:22:43The Epic of Gilgamesh. One of mesopotamia's, most
- 3:22:46famous writings, is the story of a deity who Journeys to discover
- 3:22:51the meaning of life and death. Gilgamesh and enkidu, the story
- 3:22:56is protagonists. Go on a quest to see who Baba
- 3:23:00the forests protector and the source of the tree that grants
- 3:23:03immortality. The gods are related when they
- 3:23:06beat mbaba because they have achieved their objective.
- 3:23:09Gilgamesh and enkidu, then fight the bull of Heaven, which kills
- 3:23:13them, but grants them immortality as heroes in memory,
- 3:23:15rather than through Tales. Uttered or sung by people who
- 3:23:19lovingly, remember them after they have vanished forever in
- 3:23:23the abyss of History, these famous figures may not have
- 3:23:26interacted with us directly but we still know about them because
- 3:23:30of historical works such as this, most ancient literature
- 3:23:33refers to demigods as Transcendent rather than Eternal
- 3:23:37due to their Superior power over mortal humans.
- 3:23:40This is because their parents originated from separate
- 3:23:43Celestial worlds or universes. Demigods are the children of a
- 3:23:47human mother and a Divine father, or a human father, and a
- 3:23:51Divine mother in Mesopotamian mythology.
- 3:23:54Sumerian Babylonian and Assyrian.
- 3:23:57For instance. The Sumerian king Gilgamesh was
- 3:24:00supposed to be the son of the deity.
- 3:24:02Lugal bander. Who descended to Earth in the
- 3:24:06guise of an eagle. And keto.
- 3:24:09The second hero was the son of King dumuzi.
- 3:24:13I was created due to the union between Ishtar the goddess of
- 3:24:17love, and fertility and Asher. The chief deity of Assyria.
- 3:24:23Sargon. The earliest humans were
- 3:24:25beautiful and virtuous but human kind lusted for these Heavenly
- 3:24:29beings since they were substantially more substantial
- 3:24:32than they were and had extraordinary talents.
- 3:24:34These Fallen Angels taught Humanity, several esoteric
- 3:24:38disciplines Including astrology. Magic medicinal herbs and
- 3:24:43magical abilities. They showed how to deal with
- 3:24:46minerals and metals found on Earth.
- 3:24:49This book asserts, that 200 Fallen Angels fell to Earth to
- 3:24:53mate with human women and offers.
- 3:24:55Abundant information concerning the Fallen Angels, their
- 3:24:58offspring and their future Deeds according to the Book of Enoch.
- 3:25:02These Celestial Spirits provided Humanity of vast array of
- 3:25:06knowledge. And deceive them into worshiping
- 3:25:08false gods. The Nephilim also known as
- 3:25:11Giants were a mysterious race of people that inhabited the
- 3:25:14Canaanite territories mentioned in Genesis 6:4, due Deuteronomy
- 3:25:193:11 a number 13, 33. according to Jewish and Christian
- 3:25:24mythology, the Watchers are a race of hybrids created when
- 3:25:27Angels mated with human women, to produce the Watchers Others
- 3:25:32think that the Watchers were Fallen Angels, who sinned
- 3:25:35against God. While others, believe they were
- 3:25:37demons, who assumed human form. These fallen angels are grigory
- 3:25:42or irin in the Jewish religion. Jibber in Aramaic.
- 3:25:46And arom in Hebrew. The popular term for them,
- 3:25:50though is Watchers. According to the Book of Enoch.
- 3:25:54The Watchers descend from heaven to mate with Humanity's most
- 3:25:57beautiful daughters, In his book, Enoch.
- 3:26:01Author Joseph. B Lumpkin depicts.
- 3:26:03This mating process in great detail.
- 3:26:06The women then got pregnant and gave birth to enormous children.
- 3:26:10Their flesh was similar to that of humans.
- 3:26:13But the faces resembled those of vipers.
- 3:26:16In Mesopotamian religion and mythology.
- 3:26:18Scholars have identified the ancient god Anew as the king of
- 3:26:22Heaven at the beginning of time. That being said there is one
- 3:26:27similarity. Both faiths have Gods who are
- 3:26:32seen as in control or above. many aspects of his personality
- 3:26:37mirrored, those of Yahweh in the Bible, He was portrayed as a
- 3:26:41fatherly figure who wanted peace and cared for his offspring.
- 3:26:44The humans Additionally, he was very protective of his children.
- 3:26:50Becoming outraged if they were in danger, he would destroy and
- 3:26:54deprive other deities of their power in his rage. one may argue
- 3:26:59that while belonging to very distinct theological traditions,
- 3:27:03these Gods coexisted happily because they served separate
- 3:27:06roles inside their worlds. But one could also claim that
- 3:27:10the two ideologies have a common trait The Book of Enoch
- 3:27:14describes the watch, as angels as having landed on Earth
- 3:27:18married, human women and then taught humans forbidden subjects
- 3:27:22such as magic and astronomy. According to the Book of Enoch
- 3:27:27Fallen, Angels taught humans, how to manufacture cosmetic and
- 3:27:31weaponry. After monitoring the Watchers
- 3:27:34actions, God determined, they should be punished for sharing
- 3:27:37forbidden information. He had the Archangel.
- 3:27:40Raphael bind as azil wrists and feet with heavy chains.
- 3:27:45He imprisoned him in darkness until the day of Judgment at
- 3:27:48which point he would be thrown into the dude Isle fire pit and
- 3:27:51imprisoned forever. God commanded Gabriel to cast
- 3:27:55members and his friends into gehenna.
- 3:27:58Commonly known as the valley of Fallen Angels.
- 3:28:01Where they would suffer for 70 Generations.
- 3:28:04According to an old Sumerian narrative, the Anunnaki were the
- 3:28:08gods who created human kind. After descending from heaven.
- 3:28:12The name Anunnaki refers to people.
- 3:28:14Descended from Heaven to Earth. In addition, it states that the
- 3:28:19Anunnaki created humans for labor and to replace them in
- 3:28:22activities like gold mining. the Anunnaki Gods created Adam, a
- 3:28:27dapper According to Ryan moorhen a self-described Biblical Hebrew
- 3:28:32expert and ancient religions scholar.
- 3:28:35According to more hens book, series on Genesis enkei.
- 3:28:39And his half-sister ninho sag created 9 sets of ten couples.
- 3:28:44Each working to cultivate the land for food this effort.
- 3:28:48However, was unsuccessful because of the inherent purity
- 3:28:51of humans who were incapable of reproduction.
- 3:28:55Anki captured Tiamat. A human female and she gave
- 3:28:59birth to Cain and Abel. After being kidnapped by another
- 3:29:03deity called nergal, the son of Cain and Abel.
- 3:29:07These Offspring gave birth to regular humans ending Humanities
- 3:29:11sterility. According to Maura, hens
- 3:29:14interpretation of Genesis 6, to 8, a group of demons known as
- 3:29:19the Nephilim gained knowledge of humans and caused moral
- 3:29:22degradation. Forcing God, Marduk to announce
- 3:29:26that humankind was wiped out by a flood except Noah's family who
- 3:29:31maintained their purity. While other versions stated was
- 3:29:35Kane, who came up with this idea?
- 3:29:37more Hennessy that after settling on Mount Ararat, Noah
- 3:29:41gave birth to Sons, Shem ham and japheth Who repopulated the
- 3:29:46Earth outside Mount Ararat with all Humanity, save for Noah's
- 3:29:50Descendants, the Watchers Mesopotamian mythology and
- 3:29:54Nephilim are interconnected as you are, likely aware the
- 3:29:58Watchers in The Book of Enoch are depicted as rebellious
- 3:30:00Angels, who left heaven and came to Earth to Aid humans.
- 3:30:04People interacted with the Watchers who instructed them in
- 3:30:06the Arts science's and combat. The Offspring, they had with
- 3:30:11human, women were known as Nephilim.
- 3:30:14There are similar elements in Mesopotamian mythology.
- 3:30:18According to judeo-christian mythology, the Anunnaki were
- 3:30:20comparable to Angels. They fell from heaven to
- 3:30:23educate, humans on science, civilization and combat.
- 3:30:27They interbred with humans to produce offspring.
- 3:30:31The composition of Enoch took place during the anunnaki's
- 3:30:34reign in Sumerian civilization, which accounts for its
- 3:30:37similarities with Mesopotamian mythology.
- 3:30:40Some Scholars. For instance, believe that
- 3:30:42Gilgamesh was a demigod with one Heavenly Father.
- 3:30:48Similar to how biblical figures like Moses or King.
- 3:30:50David would be considered demigods.
- 3:30:53The Anunnaki of Nibiru came to Earth for riches to preserve
- 3:30:57their Dying World. According to Sumerian mythology,
- 3:31:00the Anunnaki were a Mesopotamian Pantheon of Gods.
- 3:31:04People deemed the Mortal when they visited Nibiru but regarded
- 3:31:08them as Eternal when they resided on Earth. the name
- 3:31:12combines Nuna kidney, which means princely progeny, and Anne
- 3:31:15which means heaven Onunaku is an alternative term for them.
- 3:31:20Also transcribed as the Nephilim were, a human group mentioned in
- 3:31:24the Old Testament, whose extraordinary abilities gave the
- 3:31:27appearance of Gods. These Angelic creatures,
- 3:31:31descended from Heaven to marry mortal women.
- 3:31:35According to the Book of Genesis, these half-human
- 3:31:38hybrids grew to become Giants and dictators who ruled over
- 3:31:41humanity and created World unrest.
- 3:31:44The Anunnaki left Nibiru for Earth in search of money to
- 3:31:47preserve their dying planet. these are the Watchers angels,
- 3:31:52Nephilim fallen angels, Or Anunnaki, which literally
- 3:31:57translates to those who are originated from heaven. their
- 3:32:00leaders were Anew and nil, two brothers, with the same father
- 3:32:04and sharp The Annunaki mined gold on earth gathered it and
- 3:32:09used rocket ships to take it to their home planet.
- 3:32:13Nibiru. Apollo 14 astronauts discovered
- 3:32:17boxes of gold, cubes flying around on the moon in 1971 gold
- 3:32:22is present. Because the Anunnaki wanted for
- 3:32:25their dying planet Nibiru. The vast majority of people must
- 3:32:29know the truth. About our ancestors and early
- 3:32:31history since they have not studied the Sumerian Tablets
- 3:32:34which provide extensive explanations of this knowledge.
- 3:32:38The ancient Sumerian clay tablet records should be better known
- 3:32:42since most historians regard them as mythology without any
- 3:32:46foundation in truth. Sumerian literature referenced
- 3:32:50Anew the lord of the sky. And his sons.
- 3:32:53En Lille and enki the gods of the earth, and rivers
- 3:32:57respectively. en Lil the god of air reigned over the planet's
- 3:33:02atmosphere, enki, the half-brother of enlil was the
- 3:33:06god of water and seas. Enki and nil, being Brothers,
- 3:33:10want to preserve, the Peace of their Earth. with his sons and
- 3:33:15Lille, head of the igigi and enki Anu is the only Anunnaki
- 3:33:20God, identified explicitly in the enuma Elish, the Babylonian
- 3:33:24creation, story leader of the absu, In Sumerian manuscripts,
- 3:33:29Anu, was sometimes called Nuru. In akkadian texts and the word
- 3:33:35is exact. In Sumerian cosmology, Anu,
- 3:33:39encompassed the cosmos and Tiamat.
- 3:33:41The primordial body of water was outside this Dome.
- 3:33:45Not to be confused with the subterranean absu.
- 3:33:49Kai meaning Earth. Was one of the most, well, known
- 3:33:53consorts of Anu on Earth. The Anunnaki are considered
- 3:33:58Divine beings. They are Heavenly Creatures.
- 3:34:02They have a humanoid appearance and are often depicted as large
- 3:34:05and Powerful. Numerous individuals claim to be
- 3:34:09the first astronauts to bring civilization to Earth key.
- 3:34:14Meaning Earth. Was one of the most, well, known
- 3:34:18consorts of Anu on Earth. The Anunnaki descended from
- 3:34:22Heaven to Earth and touched the Garden of Eden in Mesopotamia,
- 3:34:266,000 years ago. They were a particularly toxic
- 3:34:30species known in history as the skull-headed ones, Giants with
- 3:34:35enormous skull like heads. Their genetic experiments
- 3:34:39produced the Nephilim. A race comprised of a mixture of
- 3:34:42Neanderthals and unaki monsters. These hybrids were called The
- 3:34:47Offspring of benign, heart Elohim.
- 3:34:51Key. Meaning Earth was one of the
- 3:34:53most well-known consorts of Anu on Earth.
- 3:34:57This name is sometimes written as Kia.
- 3:35:00Later in Acadian literature, key was referred to as in Anna's
- 3:35:04mother unto wife of Anu. She is also known by the
- 3:35:09Sumerian title's ninmah great, lady nintu, Lady of birth belly,
- 3:35:14Mistress of the Gods, ninhursag lady mountain and Mama or Mommy.
- 3:35:21Her last two titles mean mother emphasizing her role as the
- 3:35:25goddess of birth. In enuma Elish, he is
- 3:35:30significant because she gives birth to anshar and Keisha.
- 3:35:33She is also revered as the Earth's goddess.
- 3:35:37When in Nana daughter of Anu landed on Earth from Nibiru?
- 3:35:41She was entranced by Demis Beauty.
- 3:35:44The name of the deity of shepherds was Dimas.
- 3:35:47Which means loyal, son. He was also known in Egypt as
- 3:35:51Damu Adonis. Tammis Adonai and Orion.
- 3:35:57Where he was associated with Osiris. the arrival of dumuzi on
- 3:36:01Earth marked a turning moment in human history, when Gods became
- 3:36:05Mortals When inanna? Daughter of Anu.
- 3:36:09Landed on Earth from Nibiru. She was entranced by Demis
- 3:36:13Beauty. After realizing it would be best
- 3:36:17to marry him. She kissed him.
- 3:36:19And they had a son called Shara. We now believe that inanna was
- 3:36:23Venus the morning and evening star.
- 3:36:27Throughout history, she was known as Ishtar Diana in Rome.
- 3:36:32Aphrodite to the Greeks. A starter to the Egyptians and
- 3:36:36Athena. The names, Anunnaki and onunaku.
- 3:36:40Are derived from the words Anne, which means heaven and Nuna
- 3:36:44kinay, which means princely progeny.
- 3:36:48And refer to these Gods who were believed to be immortal on
- 3:36:51Earth. But mortal on their home planet
- 3:36:54Nibiru. The Anunnaki were a group of
- 3:36:57gods from the Mesopotamian Pantheon in Sumerian mythology.
- 3:37:02People deemed the Mortal when they visited Nibiru but regarded
- 3:37:05them as Eternal when they resided on Earth.
- 3:37:09The name combines Nuna Caine which means princely progeny and
- 3:37:14Anne which means heaven A new naku is an alternative term for
- 3:37:18them. Also transcribed Asuna Anunnaki,
- 3:37:22Anunnaki and other variations. The Nephilim were a human group
- 3:37:27mentioned in the Old Testament, whose extraordinary abilities
- 3:37:31gave the appearance of gods. These Angelic creatures,
- 3:37:34descended from Heaven to marry mortal women.
- 3:37:36According to the Book of Genesis, these half-human
- 3:37:39hybrids grew to become Giants and dictators who ruled over
- 3:37:43humanity and created World unrest.
- 3:37:47Tradition holds that the Anunnaki were Fallen Gods.
- 3:37:50Who established a colony on Earth in the distant past.
- 3:37:53They made the public aware of this.
- 3:37:56The Narrative does not end there.
- 3:37:59The Anunnaki were more than just aliens from another world. they
- 3:38:03originated in the Andromeda galaxy which is 2.5 million,
- 3:38:07light years distant, they were dispatched to Earth by one of
- 3:38:11their colonies on The Faraway planet Nibiru thousands of years
- 3:38:16ago. But that is just half the tale.
- 3:38:20In 5660 BC. When nabonidus Nebuchadnezzar
- 3:38:24the 12th gained control of Babylon.
- 3:38:27He rebuilt temples and returned teller stones or sacred
- 3:38:30monuments to their original towns.
- 3:38:33In 556 BC, nabonidus king of Babylon and Son of
- 3:38:38Nebuchadnezzar ordered. The return of the Holy stones to
- 3:38:42the area where their Cults had formerly resided.
- 3:38:46Cults were groups of individuals, worshiping a sacred
- 3:38:49god with music and other deities.
- 3:38:52In 6005, BC Nebuchadnezzar, an ancestor of nabonidus rose to
- 3:38:57power in Babylon and reigned for 27 years sending the Jews into
- 3:39:02exile. After his death, some claim.
- 3:39:05He ascended to heaven. However, this assertion is
- 3:39:09untrue since he fell from heaven and landed in Mesopotamia.
- 3:39:12Where many gods descended to Earth from heaven.
- 3:39:16The Anunnaki. The beneficent God.
- 3:39:18Descended from Heaven to Aid, humanity, and settled in Eden.
- 3:39:23Now, called Iraq. According to tradition. 200
- 3:39:28Annunaki descended from heaven. However, God murdered some of
- 3:39:32them before they could reach Earth.
- 3:39:35The name, nabonidus translates to he, who has constructed.
- 3:39:39Before, and after Nabor Palazzo, he reigned as an Assyrian ruler
- 3:39:43until 556 BC, the Nephilim narrative is about creation.
- 3:39:50Every creation tale has a creator.
- 3:39:53Regardless of whether that Creator is called God.
- 3:39:57The Nephilim portrays the Anunnaki as more just than God.
- 3:40:02any historical theological or spiritual Genesis account, that
- 3:40:06attributes the creation of human kind to a supernatural being is
- 3:40:11untrue and horrifying. if the Giants on Mars and Earth still
- 3:40:15exists, A supernatural Force must have created them.
- 3:40:20Regardless of how realistic their images appear.
- 3:40:24Are the Nephilim of the Old Testament of the Bible hybrid
- 3:40:27creatures. Nephilim is the Hebrew term.
- 3:40:30Meaning Fallen ones. Sons of God and Daughters of
- 3:40:34mankind. Produce the first generation of
- 3:40:36Nephilim. Genesis 6:1 through 4, The Bible
- 3:40:41describes the nephilims first and second Generations, as
- 3:40:45hybrids of humans demons or fallen angels.
- 3:40:49The sons of God and Daughters of man, kind produced these
- 3:40:53monstrous hybrids as their children.
- 3:40:57The Bible describes the as legendary ancient Heroes Genesis
- 3:41:016:4. The flood of Noah, wiped out
- 3:41:05this first generation. Another set of Nephilim emerged
- 3:41:10After the flood in numbers 1333. They were Anne's known as Giants
- 3:41:15Deuteronomy 2, 11 and 9. 2. These Giants also existed in
- 3:41:21Canaan. There are a few other Bible
- 3:41:23allusions to these Giants. Joshua 1412 to 15.
- 3:41:28Joshua, 1514 Joshua 1715. One Chronicles. 24 to 8.
- 3:41:36God never meant for two species to live on Earth.
- 3:41:39Instead, he intended for humans to be the only species and
- 3:41:41control the planet. The Bible mentions the Nephilim
- 3:41:45as ancient human, giants of mixed race.
- 3:41:49According to Genesis God created Humanity in His image and gave
- 3:41:53them dominion over the Earth Genesis 1:26.
- 3:41:58In a future chapter Adams. Descendants are described
- 3:42:00Genesis 5. The name derives from the Hebrew
- 3:42:04word Nepal, meaning to fall or to induce fall.
- 3:42:11According to Genesis 6:4, the Nephilim fallen.
- 3:42:15Ones are the children of sons of God and Daughters of humanity
- 3:42:19before the daily 2:20. Anakim due to me 2:10 to 11.
- 3:42:30Refaim. Genesis 6:4 and a meme due to
- 3:42:35Roni 6-4. Due onomie 2:11 according to
- 3:42:39numbers 1333, they were a race of giants to sending from a
- 3:42:43knack who invaded Kane and west of Gaza and east of Beth horon.
- 3:42:49According to Deuteronomy 2:10 to 12.
- 3:42:51OG the king of Bashan was the last to die.
- 3:42:56Moses depicts him as a giant with a 1300 12 foot long 6 foot
- 3:43:01wide bed. Edre and his sons Goliath and
- 3:43:05South killed Moses. The word Nephilim comes from a
- 3:43:10root that means to fall. The Nephilim sometimes called
- 3:43:15Giants, a referenced in Genesis. Genesis 6:4 states that they
- 3:43:20were the children of human females and fallen angels.
- 3:43:25When God's Sons, married human women and had Offspring with
- 3:43:28them, the Nephilim inhabited the Earth during an after these
- 3:43:32times. They were distinguished
- 3:43:35historical figures and heroes. Nephilim is derived from the
- 3:43:40Hebrew means the Fallen. Some claim they have caused
- 3:43:45dread in individuals by appearing as non-human entities.
- 3:43:49Some individuals have even claimed to have seen these
- 3:43:52mysterious figures. She described a person she
- 3:43:56encountered as over seven feet tall.
- 3:43:59Powerful pale skinned. And with black hair.
- 3:44:03As I passed him, his downward gaze made it challenging to see
- 3:44:06his eyes according to the Bible. While we do not know precisely
- 3:44:10what these monsters look like. Or if their descriptions were
- 3:44:13based on fear, we know how terrible they were If you've
- 3:44:19studied Genesis 6's, story of the Nephilim, you'll see that it
- 3:44:21mirrors, The Book of Enoch and some other sources.
- 3:44:25To find out how the Nephilim descended from angels.
- 3:44:28Read the biblical Book of Joshua.
- 3:44:29If you've heard about them recently, If you've studied
- 3:44:34Genesis 6's, story of the Nephilim, you'll see that it
- 3:44:37mirrors, The Book of Enoch and several other sources.
- 3:44:40If you are unfamiliar with the Nephilim, you may learn how
- 3:44:44Angels assisted the them. By reading the book of Joshua, a
- 3:44:47Biblical source the Nephilim are characterized as enormous beings
- 3:44:52several Specialists from throughout the globe, have
- 3:44:55discovered enormous bones, the Smithsonian institution has
- 3:44:59removed skeletons taller than 8 feet in the past.
- 3:45:04In the ancient, Middle East 10 to 12 foot tall, bones were
- 3:45:07discovered. The Egyptian tomb contained
- 3:45:11enormous skeletons ranging from 8 to 14 feet?
- 3:45:15India has so many enormous skeletons that it constructed a
- 3:45:18museum to house them all. Multiple locations in China have
- 3:45:22also housed, enormous human remains, weighing up to 2,000
- 3:45:26pounds and measuring up to 14 feet in height.
- 3:45:30There have even been claims that ancient Australians known as Jon
- 3:45:33Jones were over 6 meters tall. Why did God send the flood to
- 3:45:37destroy the Nephilim and humans? The Nephilim were frightening
- 3:45:42beings that almost wiped out the whole human population.
- 3:45:46God was compelled to interfere. Yet.
- 3:45:48He had no desire to murder anybody.
- 3:45:52As a consequence, he flooded the planet and eradicated the
- 3:45:55Nephilim simultaneously. In addition Humanity would be
- 3:45:59protected in a new start. If many Wicked people were
- 3:46:02eliminated. no matter how strong or in control, they feel
- 3:46:07everyone should remember that. God is always more powerful.
- 3:46:11Even though the Nephilim were capable of astonishing Feats
- 3:46:14like growing to immense Heights, lifting gigantic items and
- 3:46:17surviving for centuries. They were still under God's
- 3:46:21Authority. God chose to drown them to
- 3:46:25demonstrate his superiority. God protected us rather than
- 3:46:30leaving us when confronted with such a tremendous danger to
- 3:46:33their life on Earth. Why did God bring about the
- 3:46:37flood? It may have fulfilled a function
- 3:46:40solely known to those there or been meant as retribution for
- 3:46:43Humanity's transgressions. According to the Bible.
- 3:46:47God's Limitless. Compassion explains why?
- 3:46:49He did not send the flood. If Noah and his family had not
- 3:46:52been judged righteous. He did not use the Nephilim as a
- 3:46:56justification for unleashing the daily huge.
- 3:46:59When he claims that Humanity has committed sins such as
- 3:47:02cannibalism and homosexuality. He makes reference to know her.
- 3:47:08God was murdering human kind not, merely because there were
- 3:47:12Nephilim on Earth. But also because of their
- 3:47:14misdeeds. People consistently stayed wrong
- 3:47:17for thousands of years. After the Deluge washed away the
- 3:47:20Nephilim. Until the Bible when God sent
- 3:47:23prophets and Messengers like Enoch to persuade people to
- 3:47:26repent of their transgressions. One of the purposes of Noah's
- 3:47:31narrative as an allegory is for us to recognize ourselves in
- 3:47:34him. He symbolizes those of us who
- 3:47:37live in a corrupt society and think our trust in God has been
- 3:47:41extinguished by the darkness. Some individuals incorrectly,
- 3:47:45assume that Nephilim and Anunnaki are synonymous.
- 3:47:49Nephilim refers to those who have fallen from Heaven to
- 3:47:52Earth. The biblical Nephilim are just
- 3:47:56creatures of human and divine Fallen, Angel ancestry.
- 3:48:00Women. Ancient Sumerian Tablets used
- 3:48:04this term to describe the descendants of the Watchers.
- 3:48:07The Watchers were Angels, who assumed human form and mated
- 3:48:11with women to produce the Nephilim.
- 3:48:13The Anunnaki are a race of gods from Nepal, and Iraqi City
- 3:48:18described in several ancient Sumerian texts.
- 3:48:22The Anunnaki descended from heaven.
- 3:48:25And spawned the homo sapiens race of demigods.
- 3:48:29Most individuals are unaware. That homo sapiens originated
- 3:48:32from Homo erectus roughly 150,000 years ago.
- 3:48:36Before the Anunnaki, who we now name.
- 3:48:39God. Alter the genetic makeup of this
- 3:48:41species. It had been on Earth for about
- 3:48:44two million years. What became of the Nephilim that
- 3:48:48escaped, the great flood. Although, the gods were active.
- 3:48:52Their relationships with humans are the focus of our narrative.
- 3:48:56As the world's population Rose. So did our understanding of the
- 3:49:00ancient civilizations that formerly ruled.
- 3:49:02It On the gods and goddesses worshiped by the Sumerians
- 3:49:07Egyptians and other ancient civilizations.
- 3:49:10A plethora of knowledge is accessible.
- 3:49:14Before the Deluge most Tales represented, several ethnic
- 3:49:17groups co-existing on Earth or even before creation.
- 3:49:23People claim that these entities have physically arrived on Earth
- 3:49:26in a variety of forms. Such as humans.
- 3:49:30Enormous bipedal humanoids with Angel like wings.
- 3:49:34And horned demons. In ancient literature, these
- 3:49:38entities are sometimes described as humans and at other times as
- 3:49:42dinosaurs Griffin's or enormous reptiles.
- 3:49:48They are often characterized by animal characteristics such as
- 3:49:51Tails ears and horns, like, sheep, or goats.
- 3:49:56According to Global reports, they were Savage brutish animals
- 3:49:59who killed people whenever they saw fit by tearing them to
- 3:50:02shreds. The Nephilim were human women
- 3:50:06and Fallen Angels children. The Bible calls the Nephilim,
- 3:50:10the Mighty Men of antiquity, the men of renown, not Giants.
- 3:50:15Jen 6-4. The Nephilim are now still Among
- 3:50:19Us. And I will cause animosity
- 3:50:22between you and the woman and between your children and her
- 3:50:25offspring. He will crush your head and you
- 3:50:28will crush his heel says Genesis 3:15 and Genesis 6:4 serves as
- 3:50:34my Authority for this statement. Giants appeared on Earth in
- 3:50:38Antiquity and later when God's Sons wed human women and had
- 3:50:42children. Those with the legendary
- 3:50:45Warriors of the past. According to some beliefs.
- 3:50:49Jesus was born to guard Humanity against such monstrosities due
- 3:50:54to their inherent sinfulness. However, there are a variety of
- 3:50:59perspectives on the matter. We will never know how many
- 3:51:03Nephilim exist or what if any function they play in society.
- 3:51:08Even if just a tiny fraction of the billions of individuals,
- 3:51:11now, alive are Nephilim that is still millions or billions of
- 3:51:15people seep to Fallen Angels. Nephilim is the Hebrew term.
- 3:51:21Meaning Fallen ones. Sons of God and Daughters of
- 3:51:25mankind, produce the first generation of Nephilim.
- 3:51:28Genesis 6:1 through 4. the Bible describes the nephilim's first
- 3:51:33and second Generations as hybrids, Of humans, demons.
- 3:51:39Or fallen angels. The sons of God and Daughters of
- 3:51:44mankind, produce these monstrous hybrids as their children.
- 3:51:48The Bible describes them as legendary ancient Heroes.
- 3:51:51Genesis 6:4. The flood of Noah, wiped out
- 3:51:56this first generation. Another set of Nephilim arrived
- 3:51:59After the flood. This time, they were Annika.
- 3:52:02Kite and are also known as Giants number 1333, Deuteronomy
- 3:52:08to 11 and 20. 92. These giants existed in Canaan
- 3:52:14as well. There are a few other Bible
- 3:52:17allusions to these Giants. Joshua 14 to 15.
- 3:52:22Joshua. 1514 Joshua 17151 Chronicles. 248 at Nephilim
- 3:52:28Giants. And annakim are two examples of
- 3:52:32individuals in the Bible who were both human and Heavenly or
- 3:52:35Fallen Angels, descendants of giants.
- 3:52:38The Nephilim were The Offspring of human women and angels.
- 3:52:42Nephilim and human women, mated to produce the anarch.
- 3:52:46Both tribes are hybrids the critical distinction being that
- 3:52:49the anakim had three quarters, Divine blood rather than half
- 3:52:53that of their parents. Giants comprised, both sides of
- 3:52:59the conflict. What distinguishes?
- 3:53:02A Titan from a Greek deity. The Nephilim may have inspired
- 3:53:06Greek mythology. Other Titans colossi in the
- 3:53:09Bible. We can explore the origins of
- 3:53:12the Giants and the Greek gods by examining their differences.
- 3:53:16The Earth Gaia produced gigantic beings, they called them Titans
- 3:53:22or titanesses and Gaia was their mother.
- 3:53:27Uranus, who resided in the sky was the gods mother.
- 3:53:32He reigned over all of creation and his son Cronus, deposed him.
- 3:53:36Then Uranus would become guy's spouse or companion.
- 3:53:41The Nephilim may have inspired Greek mythology.
- 3:53:44Our Titans the same as biblical Giants.
- 3:53:48Sadly, no Source provides a definitive solution to this
- 3:53:51topic. The Bible Greek mythology and
- 3:53:55the Nephilim refrain from mentioning Titans or any other
- 3:53:59distinguishing Greek monsters or specific biblical creatures.
- 3:54:04The word Nephilim is absent from Greek mythology. in Greek
- 3:54:08mythology, and the Bible, Giants and towering human-like beings
- 3:54:12such as the Nephilim Titans and cyclopes are mentioned But they
- 3:54:17are not necessarily the same. For instance, the Bible does not
- 3:54:22include the term Titan. Which occurs mainly in Greek,
- 3:54:26mythology, related texts? Nevertheless, there are
- 3:54:30parallels between biblical and Greek.
- 3:54:32Mythological characters, one comparison between the biblical
- 3:54:36Behemoth, Goliath and tityos. A giant killed by Apollo via a
- 3:54:41poisoned Arrow. Another comparison exists
- 3:54:43between Yahweh or Jehovah. The God and creator of all
- 3:54:46things in abrahamic, faiths and Zeus the king of the Gods in
- 3:54:50Greek mythology. Did any Greek gods possess
- 3:54:54heaven? Where did they remain?
- 3:54:58Even though Mount Olympus was home to 12 prominent gods and
- 3:55:01goddesses Greek mythology had several more fantastic
- 3:55:04creatures. As the Olympian King, Zeus ruled
- 3:55:09over the other gods from his residence on Mount Olympus.
- 3:55:13He was responsible for the sky thunder lightning and law
- 3:55:17enforcement. In Greek mythology, hundreds of
- 3:55:20minor deities, ruled over elements such as rivers.
- 3:55:23And seas and fundamental forces like fire The city, where the
- 3:55:28Olympian gods? Resided was constructed by her
- 3:55:31Festus, the god of blacksmiths. It was believed to be in heaven
- 3:55:36rather than on Earth. Because it was built entirely of
- 3:55:40gold and glistened in the sunshine.
- 3:55:44The Palace of Zeus was huge with 100 Chambers for each visitor.
- 3:55:50The city also featured, a conspicuous location for Council
- 3:55:53sessions, open to all residents. Here are Zeus's wife was
- 3:55:59responsible for marriage. Poseidon for the ways Hades for
- 3:56:03death. Demeter for agriculture.
- 3:56:06Athena for knowledge. Apollo for archery.
- 3:56:10And Artemis Apollo's twin sister for archery and hunting.
- 3:56:14Even though the goddesses lacked, Aphrodite is power and
- 3:56:17influence. They were equally important in
- 3:56:20educating Mortals. People.
- 3:56:24On how to live joyful lives following their faith.
- 3:56:28Greek deities like the Mesopotamian coupler.
- 3:56:31Frequently, displayed wings. Were any of the Greek gods
- 3:56:36married? In Greek mythology, there are no
- 3:56:39known marriages between the Gods.
- 3:56:41Some were married, some were unmarried.
- 3:56:44And others were married to other gods.
- 3:56:48The most fascinating Discovery. Is that certain Gods worked with
- 3:56:51humans. Evidence indicates that Ancient,
- 3:56:55Aliens influenced Greek mythology.
- 3:56:59Given how much the ancient near East influenced the Bible.
- 3:57:02It is not unexpected that Greek mythology and the Bible have
- 3:57:05similarities. It is essential to remember that
- 3:57:09the ancient Greeks borrowed extensively from earlier
- 3:57:12cultures. For instance, the Greeks altered
- 3:57:16much of the Sumerian and akkadian literature to suit
- 3:57:18their purposes. For instance, neither wine nor
- 3:57:22democracy was indigenous to Greece.
- 3:57:25Both were imported. Nevertheless, there are
- 3:57:28fundamental distinctions between Greek mythology and the Bible.
- 3:57:33First, the Old Testament, categorically condemns the
- 3:57:36belief in several Gods. The foundation of Greek
- 3:57:39mythology, Exodus 23 In addition to this obvious discrepancy, it
- 3:57:44is also apparent that the Bible lacks some themes from Greek
- 3:57:48mythology. These include the creation of
- 3:57:51the universe by a battle between a God and a monster such as Zeus
- 3:57:55and Typhon and conflicts among gods.
- 3:58:00For example. When Zeus defeats Kronos. even
- 3:58:05though the Old Testament has accounts of giants such as
- 3:58:07Goliath, they are never referred to as Nephilim as in Genesis
- 3:58:126:1, through 4. Nephilim may have inspired Norse
- 3:58:17mythology. Other Giants of Scandinavia
- 3:58:20mentioned in the Bible. In Norse mythology, the Sierra
- 3:58:24and Vania are the two most prominent races.
- 3:58:27The two main races in North mythology, are the Issa and the
- 3:58:32Vanier. The issea and Vanier represent
- 3:58:36respectively, the masculine and feminine aspects of the world,
- 3:58:39Dr. Henry Romano. The Vania are a group of
- 3:58:44goddesses, while the issea are a collection of Gods.
- 3:58:48After swapping captives, they forged an alliance despite
- 3:58:51previously being adversaries. The ice here are the Asgardian
- 3:58:56Gods, whereas the veneer reside in Vanier Haim, A large number
- 3:59:01of the most prominent people in Norse mythology are icier.
- 3:59:05The icia are the Asgardian gods. Whereas the Vania reside in
- 3:59:10vanir Haim, their involvement with conflict and warfare
- 3:59:14distinguishes them from other gods.
- 3:59:17The exchange of hostages resolved, the conflict between
- 3:59:20the two factions. The most crucial Vanier were
- 3:59:24renamed Asia. And their Homeland was
- 3:59:26designated Asgard. The varnir possessed more magic
- 3:59:30than the easier. Yet the Easter are the more
- 3:59:33powerful race, the Vanier possessed more magic than the
- 3:59:37easier. Yet the easier are the more
- 3:59:40powerful race. In Norse mythology, sir and
- 3:59:44Vania refer to gods and goddesses respectively.
- 3:59:48Asia is the deity of battle and justice.
- 3:59:51They reside in Asgard and report to Odin.
- 3:59:56The Vanier are the gods of magic riches and fertility.
- 3:59:59New York is their leader and they reside in Van Haim the god
- 4:00:04of fertility and wealth. Vanier has a more profound
- 4:00:08understanding of magic. Whereas a seer.
- 4:00:12Is physically more substantial and robust.
- 4:00:16They reach an equilibrium that enables the them to coexist
- 4:00:19peacefully. Ace here also seems more human
- 4:00:23like than Vanier who appears more animal like they can
- 4:00:27transform into different animal forms, the tale of their
- 4:00:31marriage, clarifies, their respective positions, in Norse
- 4:00:34mythology, There are two categories of gods in Norse
- 4:00:37mythology, the ace here and the Vanier.
- 4:00:40The Acer are the wild gods and goddesses that rule over Asgard.
- 4:00:45Van hanh is controlled by the fertility gods and goddesses
- 4:00:49known as the Vanier. the tale of their marriage, clarifies, their
- 4:00:53respective positions, in Norse mythology, the Acer and Vanier
- 4:00:58engaged in a protracted conflict that had no favorable outcomes
- 4:01:02for either side and lasted for years.
- 4:01:05One day they sealed the ceasefire by spitting into a
- 4:01:08jar, marking the end of the fighting.
- 4:01:11They grabbed the jar and gave it to gulvey.
- 4:01:13A fiery heart, which who refused to be burned at the stake or
- 4:01:17repeatedly pierced with Spears according to Folklore, the
- 4:01:21veneer and Esser were formerly rival Clans.
- 4:01:25There is no proof that are and veneer ever engaged in combat.
- 4:01:29It is also believed that the two tribes reunited following, a
- 4:01:33prisoner exchange or ceasefire rather the plot Incorporated
- 4:01:38elements from Greek and Norse mythology, according to
- 4:01:42archaeological evidence, while the Greek Trojan conflict, never
- 4:01:46happened. It was often represented on
- 4:01:48Greek pottery during the height of its civilization.
- 4:01:52According to Norse, mythology. Odin, the god of knowledge.
- 4:01:57Made peace between competing tribes by offering his eye to
- 4:02:01the good mimir. In Homer's, Iliad.
- 4:02:05Poseidon's, son, died for the Peace of the Greeks and Trojans.
- 4:02:09They called for a ceasefire and swapped prisoners.
- 4:02:12After establishing their equal footing, the Assyria and Vanier
- 4:02:16agreed to a ceasefire. As part of this, they exchanged
- 4:02:20captives to ensure neither tribe would break their agreement.
- 4:02:25The asea offered the veneer hernia and mimir as hostages
- 4:02:28while the veneer surrendered. The asea New York, fryer and
- 4:02:32fryer, In addition, they conducted a right in which they
- 4:02:36touched Spears, a warrior on a cymbal and spat into a vat as a
- 4:02:41gesture of faith. Honor was cared for by Odin who
- 4:02:45awarded him a seat among his soldiers.
- 4:02:48The veneers needing more knowledge than her owner could
- 4:02:51provide. Murdered mimir after he remained
- 4:02:55with him for many years. Odin learned the truth and
- 4:02:59ordered both sides to cease hostilities and prepare for a
- 4:03:03future conflict. Fryer and Freya.
- 4:03:07Nords, offspring. Were abducted by the Aja.
- 4:03:10Nord is the Norse, god of the ocean, the wind and wealth.
- 4:03:16In addition he is the father of Freya.
- 4:03:19The fertility God. And Freya.
- 4:03:23The goddess of love and fertility.
- 4:03:26Originally from the Vanier tribe, the essay adopted him.
- 4:03:30Consequently, his Origins remain unknown.
- 4:03:34Fryer and Freya nord's Offspring were abducted by the essay.
- 4:03:40It was determined, that captives would be exchanged between the
- 4:03:44aesir and vanir. After their battle to maintain
- 4:03:48peace. The god-king Odin welcomed them
- 4:03:51to Asgard. the place where God's resided, he served Odin for many
- 4:03:57years before returning to valheim at the heartland of the
- 4:04:01Vanier. Where he continued to dwell as a
- 4:04:04god under his family name? The Sierra sent hernia and mimir
- 4:04:09as prisoners to the Vanier family.
- 4:04:12In Norse mythology, the Vanier, one of two clans of gods.
- 4:04:15The other being the Acer, the Acer the principal God of Asgard
- 4:04:19is believed to have originated in Asia.
- 4:04:21In Norse, mythology Baldur tier Heimdall.
- 4:04:24Odin Baldor are all character's the vanira associated with
- 4:04:29fertility, magic and intelligence.
- 4:04:31While the Asia are associated with strength and battle.
- 4:04:35Odin had his brother V, Lee and sister a revived from his body
- 4:04:40parts. An impart all of their knowledge
- 4:04:42so that he could answer any question posed to him by either
- 4:04:45clan of gods, or by humans. serving as an Arbiter between
- 4:04:50them, Odin took this action as an apology to Vanya.
- 4:04:55Veneer is a fertility, deity. With notable examples being nerd
- 4:05:00and fryer. The Asia are associated with
- 4:05:03both battle and creation. Due to their dissimilar
- 4:05:08temperaments the Acer and veneer finally engaged in conflict.
- 4:05:12Possibly because of disputes over human control.
- 4:05:15They ultimately fought using magic since they were equally
- 4:05:18matched. but the conflict ended in a draw when both Clans
- 4:05:22utilized their unique magical abilities, to transform into
- 4:05:25animals, Odin had his brother veli and sister a revive class
- 4:05:30of from his body parts and in part all of their knowledge so
- 4:05:33that he could answer any question posed to him by either
- 4:05:36clan of gods, or by humans. serving as an Arbiter between
- 4:05:40the, Odin took this action as an apology to veneer. two dwarfs
- 4:05:46named fiala and Gala killed Garcia for his delicious blood,
- 4:05:49which they used to produce Mead as a result of our became known
- 4:05:54as the most intelligent, man, it was thought that whoever drank
- 4:05:58from this precious, liquid would gain immense wisdom and insight.
- 4:06:02Was OG the Amorite giant, the king of Bashan.
- 4:06:06Moses first mentions ARG in the Bible, in Deuteronomy 3, 1 to
- 4:06:1013, describing how he and his troops, conquered OG king of
- 4:06:14Bashan. The fact that he referred to OG
- 4:06:16as a giant Deuteronomy 3:11. Led many to conclude that he was
- 4:06:23an Amorite monster. However, who exactly was OG and
- 4:06:27what was his past. The name OG king of Bashan is
- 4:06:32well known. The Bible briefly portrays him
- 4:06:35as a giant vanquished by Moses and his army.
- 4:06:39This article examines oggs Origins and perspectives, such
- 4:06:43as was, he descended from Giants.
- 4:06:46How did he relate to the other enormous races portrayed in the
- 4:06:49Bible? Most importantly, whence did he
- 4:06:53originated? OG was an ancestor of the
- 4:06:57refine. The reframe were one of the
- 4:06:59several biblical people's described as Giants.
- 4:07:03Genesis 14, mentions, the referee when four Kingsman
- 4:07:06Alliance and wage war against five others, including Sodom and
- 4:07:10Gomorrah. Even if only three kings were
- 4:07:13involved as some sources claim OG was not one of them.
- 4:07:18It was believed that these monarchs were reframes,
- 4:07:20forefathers. This passage does not name OG
- 4:07:24directly. But Deuteronomy 3:11 States.
- 4:07:28Only OG king of Bashan remained of the Giants that had survived.
- 4:07:34Iron made his bedstead. Isn't that the Sabbath of the
- 4:07:37children of Ammon? It measured 9 cubits 13 feet in
- 4:07:42length and 4 cubits 6 feet in width.
- 4:07:46Based on what we know about dogs.
- 4:07:47For Bears, Bashan, appears on Mount Hermon east of Manassas
- 4:07:51and Northeast of Gilyard. According to Deuteronomy 210
- 4:07:56through 12 Joshua 1312 58 and 1715.
- 4:08:00The refine resided near Mount Hermon.
- 4:08:04Not only do all three cities Raba Manassas and Gilead, have
- 4:08:09names linked, with masculinity or male deities.
- 4:08:13Robberies considered to denote the great one.
- 4:08:16Manassas means forgetful and Gilead signifies.
- 4:08:21But they also have names that are related to femininity.
- 4:08:25How enormous was OG? The Bible mentions OG one of the
- 4:08:30final refine rulers in Deuteronomy 3:11 and numbers
- 4:08:342133 to 35. According to numbers 1332 to 33.
- 4:08:41He was about six cubits tall. Which suggests he was also a
- 4:08:45giant. The size of Goliath bed is
- 4:08:48identical to mine. for those unfamiliar, with ancient units
- 4:08:53of measurement, a qubit is about 18 inches long.
- 4:08:58OG was likely at least three meters tall.
- 4:09:02The bed he lay on, was around 14, bits in length and 6 cubits
- 4:09:05in which was spectacular. But not unusual, for reframe
- 4:09:08Giants over 21 feet by nine feet.
- 4:09:12Sion, an Amorite ruled over, augs Kingdom.
- 4:09:16OG was an Amorite because Sai hon, an Amorite ruled over his
- 4:09:21realm. Joshua described on as a
- 4:09:25prominent descendant of the refine.
- 4:09:27A group considered significant in Exodus.
- 4:09:31OG may have been a giant. But we must be confident.
- 4:09:35Moses does not mention oggs height.
- 4:09:39According to Deuteronomy 3:11 the dimensions of his bed were
- 4:09:43nine by four qubits. About 13 by 6 feet.
- 4:09:48It is not particularly relevant that Goliath was 6 cubits and a
- 4:09:51span tall. Roughly 9 feet.
- 4:09:54And his armor bearer was 5, cubits tall, seven and a half
- 4:09:58feet. First Samuel, 17:45.
- 4:10:02If Goliath armor bearer, was 712 ft tall.
- 4:10:06It is reasonable to assume that 9 by 6 foot.
- 4:10:08Beds were reasonably standard in ancient Israel, and among the
- 4:10:11anakim. before considering OG, we must examine the prophecy
- 4:10:15made by Balaam in numbers 2415 through 17 God used OG a
- 4:10:23descendant of bail or according to this prophecy to convey this
- 4:10:27message. The Bible indicates that oggs
- 4:10:30spoke this Prophecy with his eyes closed.
- 4:10:34Balaam, the son of Baal replied. Whoever hears the words of God
- 4:10:38who sees the vision of the almighty falling.
- 4:10:40But with his eyes opened, he remarked resuming his narrative.
- 4:10:46OG was the last emperor of ancient refine country.
- 4:10:50All scriptural, evidence suggests that OG was a giant.
- 4:10:54He would have to be a riff him if true.
- 4:10:57Given they are the only known Giants.
- 4:11:00One thing is certain. Current scientific knowledge can
- 4:11:04explain the existence of the reframe.
- 4:11:07OG. King of Bashan was the last
- 4:11:10ruler of the ancient Rahm Kingdom.
- 4:11:13He was a post-flood giant with an enormous bed measuring 9
- 4:11:16cubits in length and 4 cubits in width.
- 4:11:20OG. The last king of the refine and
- 4:11:23a giant reigned over. A portion of the ancient region,
- 4:11:27his kingdom was one of the ancient refined kingdoms
- 4:11:30including portions of Syria, Israel, and most of modern
- 4:11:34Jordan The Bible never identifies OG as a Nephilim.
- 4:11:39Suggesting he was a post-flood giant.
- 4:11:43His bed is the same size as that of giants from other cultures.
- 4:11:47Lost human civilizations. Secret history of megalithic,
- 4:11:50mound, builders and Ancient Giants with red hair.
- 4:11:55The planet was formerly inhabited by a species of
- 4:11:57human-oids with red hair known as the Nephilim Giants.
- 4:12:02Although it is often believed that the species became extinct
- 4:12:05after the great flood. Recent archaeological findings.
- 4:12:09Suggest this assumption may be inaccurate. they spread from the
- 4:12:14Middle East to the British Isles Europe and maybe the new world
- 4:12:18DNA evidence from Ireland and the United Kingdom has reached
- 4:12:21the Middle East. Several excavations have
- 4:12:25Unearthed the Nephilim giant, double rows of teeth, six,
- 4:12:28fingers, and toes. This people's use of solstice
- 4:12:32alignments. Differentiates them from other
- 4:12:34ancient societies. Megalithic Mounds are
- 4:12:38manufactured Earthworks containing Stones structures
- 4:12:40constructed, thousands of years ago on almost every continent.
- 4:12:44There are instances in Australia.
- 4:12:46Siberia, China, North and South America and Europe among other
- 4:12:51locations. Despite their construction by a
- 4:12:54long extinct civilization. Many of the megaliths origins
- 4:12:58remain unknown. Scientists assume the Mounds
- 4:13:01were primarily used as burial grounds.
- 4:13:04Although long-time researchers disagree.
- 4:13:08Due to their form and alignment with celestial bodies, like
- 4:13:11stars and planets. Many think they were intended to
- 4:13:14be worship sites or other spiritually significant
- 4:13:17locations. Ancient mound.
- 4:13:20Builders are believed to have constructed the Great Serpent
- 4:13:23Mound in Ohio, some 2,000 years ago, using precise measurements
- 4:13:27for astronomical reasons. Before.
- 4:13:30And after the great flood, a race of giants known as the
- 4:13:33Nephilim Ruled the Earth, the Nephilim were renowned for
- 4:13:37possessing, six fingers, six toes, sometimes three eyes, two
- 4:13:41rows of teeth, red hair, and superhuman abilities.
- 4:13:45According to the Bible, all of these Giants perished in the
- 4:13:48flood, except for Noah and his family.
- 4:13:52Who repopulated the Planet with normalized individuals.
- 4:13:55Evidence suggests that more Nephilim Clan's may have existed
- 4:13:58and ruled after the flood. Sasquatch.
- 4:14:02An extinct race of giants. With red hair is a Native
- 4:14:05American Myth in North America. For 2000 years, the Irish
- 4:14:10believed redheads were the most potent and magical individuals
- 4:14:13globally. The Gaelic term for a redhead is
- 4:14:18more Dr. Which means great redhead.
- 4:14:23During the Middle Ages, it was often believed that people with
- 4:14:26red hair were cursed by God. A view held by many early
- 4:14:31Christians or that the color resulted from a demonic curse.
- 4:14:35Ancient Celts were baffled as to why their beloved generation was
- 4:14:38so colorful. Which also explains why
- 4:14:40Catholic, priests are often depicted with bright hued beards
- 4:14:43at the time, it was common knowledge, that Saint Maria.
- 4:14:47Dak defended, his town against the Nephilim invasion of Stack
- 4:14:50Allen Island. Due to his bravery Maria.
- 4:14:53Dak was granted the ability to reverse time.
- 4:14:56In enabling him to stop the invasion.
- 4:14:59Until his death. He spent every waking moment
- 4:15:01journeying back in time This well-known Legend was widely
- 4:15:06disseminated a Cross Island and it even had a verse as long as
- 4:15:11you wear a shirt on your farm. Nothing bad will happen to you.
- 4:15:15If you're simply wearing your shirt, everything will do as you
- 4:15:19like. The Nephilim existed on Earth,
- 4:15:22when the sons of God had relationships with human women
- 4:15:25and had Offspring with them. These were the notable and
- 4:15:29influential men of antiquity. The Lord then saw widespread
- 4:15:34human immorality on Earth. And that every man's heart
- 4:15:38continually desired evil. Yahweh was also troubled by the
- 4:15:42fact that he had created man on Earth and regretted it.
- 4:15:46Yahweh then said, I will wipe man, whom I created off the face
- 4:15:52of the Earth. Together with animals.
- 4:15:54Livestock. Creeping creatures reptiles and
- 4:15:58flying birds. Avians Because he regretted
- 4:16:03creating humans. The first step is to Define
- 4:16:06Biblical Giants. As biblical allusions can be
- 4:16:10interpreted in many ways. Those who have written about
- 4:16:14Giants claim. They frequently possess
- 4:16:16exceptional, physical traits. Or a taller than average people.
- 4:16:20Despite their vast height, Giants are not always Giants.
- 4:16:24The NASCAR skulls are the remains of a Pre-K in individual
- 4:16:27who lived in the Peruvian Highlands during the emergence
- 4:16:30of Andean cultures The enormous elongated face, skulls were
- 4:16:36discovered in the NASCAR desert region of Peru.
- 4:16:40They date to around 500 BC and are a remnant of the early and
- 4:16:44Indian culture. Due to their elongated skulls.
- 4:16:48These individuals may have been taller than other pre-columbian
- 4:16:51and served as remains of a religiously sophisticated
- 4:16:54civilization. The immense size and elongated
- 4:16:58form of the NASCAR skulls indicate that they belonged to
- 4:17:01an extinct race that inhabited, what is now Peru for thousands
- 4:17:05of years. Before being conquered by the
- 4:17:08Incas. Who also had unique traits and
- 4:17:12used quipus. The Five Fingers of Giants are
- 4:17:16as follows. The Giants had red hair.
- 4:17:19The Ten Commandments appear in Deuteronomy to 11.
- 4:17:23Two Samuel, 21:20 number 1333 and 1st Chronicles 26. giant
- 4:17:30beings populated the planet Before and After the flood,
- 4:17:34Giants were more frequent in Genesis 6 and numbers 13.
- 4:17:38The present human populations. Number 13.
- 4:17:42Joshua 12-4, Genesis 6:40. In Antiquity Giants, may be
- 4:17:48found everywhere including but not limited to Palestine, gas
- 4:17:53and Jerusalem. 11 - 22. Joshua.
- 4:17:59Most biblical Giants had six fingers and toes.
- 4:18:02All the few had 12. First Chronicles 26, to 8.
- 4:18:07In addition to second Samuel, 21 drought set drat dwar.
- 4:18:15Ancient history is replete with Tales of giants, who once lived
- 4:18:18Among Us. The prevalence of giants with
- 4:18:21red hair, six fingers and sometimes six toes in several
- 4:18:24cultures around the globe, baffles historians.
- 4:18:29Numerous ancient civilizations have mythology involving Giants,
- 4:18:33and these Tales are comparable. Genesis 6:4 mentions the
- 4:18:38Nephilim a race of giants. Numerous ancient biblical texts
- 4:18:44such as there were giants on the world in those days. and when
- 4:18:48the sons of God mated, with the daughter's of humanity, and they
- 4:18:52had Offspring to the they became Mighty Men of old.
- 4:18:56Men of renown. Portray these individuals as
- 4:18:59having similar qualities. The Anunnaki a Giants from
- 4:19:03Sumerian mythology. Who came to Earth to work in
- 4:19:07gold mines. The god Anu issued commands to
- 4:19:11enlil and enki who were there. Anunnaki is often interpreted as
- 4:19:16those who descended from heaven. Anu was, the goddess of the
- 4:19:21heavens and the chairman of the Divine Council.
- 4:19:25And Lil symbolized wind are and storms.
- 4:19:29Whereas enki represented water, Mischief, craftsmanship and
- 4:19:33creation. The United to create humans, to
- 4:19:38cultivate the Earth and mine gold on their behalf.
- 4:19:42Giving them dominance over the people of Earth.
- 4:19:45Given their mention in several ancient writings and legends.
- 4:19:49What does Giants mean in these contexts?
- 4:19:53Remember that the ancient world did not have a defined unit of
- 4:19:58measurement? While we often discuss size in
- 4:20:01terms of feet or meters, our ancestors frequently, judged it
- 4:20:05based on the proportions of others.
- 4:20:08In contrast to the 10 foot tall Giants in fantasy, television,
- 4:20:11shows and films. The term giant most accurately
- 4:20:15refers to a gigantic man such as one who was seven feet tall even
- 4:20:20though the term may appear unusual.
- 4:20:21It is essential to identify how many Giants lived in the past
- 4:20:25textual records and archaeological evidence are the
- 4:20:29most important sources we can use to learn about the existence
- 4:20:32of giants in the past. The vast bulk of archaeological
- 4:20:35evidence comprises sculptures or Rock carvings, Representing
- 4:20:40enormous humans or deities. Although Giants are described in
- 4:20:45literature all around the globe. From Greek mythology to Native
- 4:20:49American folklore. Remember the importance of
- 4:20:53context while examining evidence for Giants?
- 4:20:56Otherwise. We risk projecting our beliefs
- 4:21:00onto ancient societies and people. for instance, if you
- 4:21:05discovered an old photograph of your parents holding a fish,
- 4:21:08they had just caught for supper and were familiar with their
- 4:21:10history and beliefs You would deduce, the truth.
- 4:21:14Nephilim is the child of angels and humans.
- 4:21:17In this usage, giant May allude to a person's size or strength.
- 4:21:23However, there is no proof that they are gigantic.
- 4:21:27The giganto marshy is a legendary conflict between
- 4:21:30Titans Giants and supernatural beings.
- 4:21:34These tribes of Giants and other monsters posed, a menace to the
- 4:21:37gods throughout the conflict. The Greeks thought they had to
- 4:21:41protect their gods from this Danger.
- 4:21:44During the giganta Machi, these alien antagonists threatened,
- 4:21:48the kings and queens of the cosmos.
- 4:21:51Poseidon and Typhon attempted to dominate their world.
- 4:21:55But Zeus and his allies battled against them.
- 4:21:59Zeus faced numerous injuries throughout his Wars making
- 4:22:01Victory difficult. During one of these incidents,
- 4:22:05he lost his left arm and eventually replaced it with a
- 4:22:10metal prosthetic, iron or bronze.
- 4:22:14This tale illustrates how even Our Heroes May sustained wounds
- 4:22:17while battling their foes yet, Prevail Poseidon who governed
- 4:22:23the sea, while Zeus ruled the sky are and the Earth.
- 4:22:28Was Zeus's principal antagonist in this conflict.
- 4:22:32They were so intent on dominating the universe that
- 4:22:34they clung to each other. however, as time passed, and
- 4:22:39they fought more, Both sides saw how evenly matched they were.
- 4:22:44So either side could win depending on outside factors,
- 4:22:47like the weather or terrain. Since the Nephilim, a believed
- 4:22:51to be The Originators of human civilization.
- 4:22:54Most experts believe their influence stretched beyond that
- 4:22:57of the Anunnaki. Some think the Nephilim were an
- 4:23:01alien species. Genetically altered or distinct
- 4:23:03from humans. Others say they were a distinct
- 4:23:06human species developed by Anunnaki into breeding.
- 4:23:10Regardless of whose hypothesis you subscribed to its presence
- 4:23:14has profoundly impacted human history.
- 4:23:16They were represented as gods and goddesses in mythology and
- 4:23:21stories around the globe. Millennia before humans began to
- 4:23:24record history. And many people still believe
- 4:23:28this to be the case today. The Inca Empire may or may not
- 4:23:32be familiar to you. It was a pre-columbian
- 4:23:35civilization that thrived in Western South America from 1438
- 4:23:39to 1533 ad. The Inca Empire was the greatest
- 4:23:45in pre-columbian America. Spanning more than 2,000 miles.
- 4:23:503,200 kilometers. Along the western coast of South
- 4:23:54America. The most well known Giants in
- 4:23:56Inca. Legends are pariah, And
- 4:23:59Titicaca. Who are said to have led their
- 4:24:03people out of a cave, near Titicaca Lake.
- 4:24:06According to mythology, paria caca had five Offspring who
- 4:24:10founded five significant Peruvian kingdoms.
- 4:24:13While cleaning gravel from his Kenai, Alaska property in 1866,
- 4:24:16Byron Cummins on Earth, what seemed to be a human skull.
- 4:24:22It possesses both two rows of teeth and horns.
- 4:24:26It was about twice the size of an adult's head.
- 4:24:29It, resembled the heads of legendary Giants.
- 4:24:33Cummins consulted, several American experts over this
- 4:24:35discovery, but they were still attempting to determine the
- 4:24:38species or age. Harvard University returned it
- 4:24:42without stating its age, or place of origin after.
- 4:24:44He sent it there for additional study, the stories of the Celts
- 4:24:48and Norsemen featured Giants Titans.
- 4:24:50And for More heans, You Are Not Alone In wondering why so many
- 4:24:54people have been in continued to be captivated by Giants.
- 4:24:58These creatures have been the subject of Legends in almost
- 4:25:00every civilization on Earth for thousands of years.
- 4:25:04However, what can we learn from the majority of these Tales?
- 4:25:09Giants are huge or tall individuals.
- 4:25:13The name often refers to the race descended from Emir.
- 4:25:15More on him later. A Titan is a powerful physical
- 4:25:20object, or someone in the sense. According to Legend, the four
- 4:25:25mauryans were giant Giants, who inhabited an island distant from
- 4:25:28Ireland. It was believed that they had
- 4:25:31one eye and one arm for holding a massive sword.
- 4:25:35According to some Scholars. The discovery of giant bones by
- 4:25:39ancient peoples seeking an explanation.
- 4:25:43May have led to the Genesis of the giant myth.
- 4:25:46This scenario would explain why many ancient civilizations
- 4:25:49contain stories about famous people whose existence was
- 4:25:54previously deplorable. But is now regarded as
- 4:25:57legendary. Native Americans, who once
- 4:26:00inhabited the Southwest United States and the region
- 4:26:03surrounding the South Pacific Ocean Were renowned for their
- 4:26:06long held. Superstitions regarding Giants
- 4:26:09whom they believed to be a mortal.
- 4:26:12Endowed with unique abilities and frequently inhabiting a
- 4:26:16different planet or even a different world.
- 4:26:19They also used Giants to explain the origins of the earth and
- 4:26:22Humanity. Native, Americans.
- 4:26:25Often recounted tales about gigantic water and wind spirits.
- 4:26:31who claim to have a complete various Feats during their
- 4:26:33lifetimes such as creating mountains or Seas by blowing
- 4:26:37over the landscape or raising water from deep inside the
- 4:26:40Earth's crust, using their voices, These Tales resemble
- 4:26:44Greek mythology about Titans and other gods that sprung from the
- 4:26:47sea after being chastised by Zeus.
- 4:26:50Who was later portrayed as an entirely different deity.
- 4:26:53In most Native American epic mythologies.
- 4:26:56One group of people is tormented by monstrous supernatural beings
- 4:27:01before being, you may also be interested in learning about the
- 4:27:04several civilizations throughout the globe that have their
- 4:27:07mythologies around Giants. In creation, Legends, these
- 4:27:11monstrous beings like the Nephilim our frequently
- 4:27:14represented, as possessing superhuman attributes, like
- 4:27:18immortality immense size or strength or even magical
- 4:27:22abilities, such as Clairvoyance or flight, similarly, these
- 4:27:26ancient people believed that a God sent flood wiped out a race
- 4:27:30of giants that once inhabited the planet.
- 4:27:34According to tradition, Giants scaled Mount Ararat to reach
- 4:27:38their destination. Those who fail in this Endeavour
- 4:27:42became ghosts haunting people for the rest of their lives.
- 4:27:47Humans have traditionally believed that extinct giants
- 4:27:52existed. However, natural or mythical,
- 4:27:55they may be Giants May teach us something about ourselves.
- 4:27:59Everyone knows saber, tooth tigers and dinosaurs.
- 4:28:03But what about giant humans? Ancient Giants have been the
- 4:28:07subject of Legends on every continent.
- 4:28:10Some of these Tales passed down through the ages, may even be
- 4:28:13familiar to you. This article will investigate
- 4:28:17the archaeological evidence supporting these stories.
- 4:28:20We must evaluate our data with care, despite its intriguing
- 4:28:23nature. It is crucial to recognize that
- 4:28:27most of our understanding of giants is secondary.
- 4:28:31The return of giants. Fallen angels.
- 4:28:35And the Nephilim. There are indications that
- 4:28:38gigantic Angels previously wandered, the Earth.
- 4:28:41The Bible asserts that Giants formerly inhabited Canaan.
- 4:28:45A region in the Middle East. Archeology reveals that Fallen
- 4:28:50Angels, once inhabited, our planet and their children were
- 4:28:53known as Nephilim or Giants. Archaeological evidence
- 4:28:58indicates that Giants. Inhabited.
- 4:28:59The Canaanite region. Giants are mentioned in the
- 4:29:03bible both Before, and After the flood.
- 4:29:06The Nephilim are The Offspring of fallen angels, and women of
- 4:29:09the human race, the gods were aware of their birth but were
- 4:29:13unaware of their location. After cultivating and sewing.
- 4:29:17The land in pursuit of offspring.
- 4:29:20They discovered it was desolate and barren.
- 4:29:23God revealed then. I will create a man who like a
- 4:29:27desert dweller will resemble. The one who brought Birds
- 4:29:30clothes from a distance The Nephilim, who inhabited, all the
- 4:29:34mountains of Israel and Assyria. in slaved all people compelled
- 4:29:39to work, They were strong crossed National, boundaries
- 4:29:43influenced, Egypt and protected Jerusalem.
- 4:29:47The Nephilim was so numerous and Powerful that 400 soldiers could
- 4:29:51not keep up with them. Genesis 6:1 through 4.
- 4:29:56It left traces and has a notable presence in Egypt.
- 4:30:00Jude won 14 of the New Testament states that Enoch had a
- 4:30:04relationship with God 3,000 years before the Advent of
- 4:30:07Christ. As Enoch walked with God in an
- 4:30:10area where only his people the sons of Adam were virtuous.
- 4:30:14He saw Methuselah become God's father.
- 4:30:17Genesis 5:1 through 32. He saw Noah's flood which wiped
- 4:30:23away all Humanity, but his holy ones Genesis 71 through 10.
- 4:30:28And then left behind a remnant of jaredites who traveled across
- 4:30:32an ocean between them. Aether 2.
- 4:30:35They continue to argue over the culture that these two giants
- 4:30:38God selected to play a crucial part in history gave birth to
- 4:30:43today. It's easy to see why other
- 4:30:46civilizations called the Giants. As they were, the only
- 4:30:49superhumans sent by the Heavenly powers that ruled Heaven and
- 4:30:52Earth. Ancient Israelites.
- 4:30:55And non Israelites were populated by many Sages.
- 4:30:59The Greek version provided their names.
- 4:31:02The history of Nephilim jeanetics dates all the way back
- 4:31:05to Adam, before Noah achieved, favor with Yahweh, the
- 4:31:08descendants of Yahweh, and Satan lived in the same world.
- 4:31:11God created, man in his Divine image, when Adam and Eve were
- 4:31:15created from the Earth's dust, everyone was given fresh DNA.
- 4:31:21Eve was the first person Satan tempted.
- 4:31:24But it wasn't until she ate the forbidden fruit that she
- 4:31:26inhaled, Satan's seed, which contained the DNA of a fallen
- 4:31:30angel Nephilim DNA. She also bought children with
- 4:31:35Satan's influence when she gave birth to Cain Abel and Seth.
- 4:31:39Once again, only Seth would have Immaculate DNA.
- 4:31:42The Seven-Up Carlo. Represent the Fallen Angels of
- 4:31:45the Nephilim cities. Eridu error, Kesh lagash, and
- 4:31:51sharp Adapa adapa of eridu, adapter of eridu was from eridu.
- 4:31:58The first city in the world, a DARPA shattered, the wings of
- 4:32:01the south wind, preventing the Anunnaki and humans from
- 4:32:04advancing father into heaven, the gods gathered to determine
- 4:32:08whether to Pardon a DARPA enki argued that granting him
- 4:32:11immortality in heaven would make.
- 4:32:13Everyone adore him. Anew sent a Dapper back to Earth
- 4:32:17as punishment for pulling off tiamat's Wings when she recanted
- 4:32:20her complaint against him. Sage is another meaning of the
- 4:32:25word up, kalu. People sometimes refer to Yuan
- 4:32:29the second up, kalu as the ouan of eridu.
- 4:32:34It is unclear why they are referred to as strangers.
- 4:32:38Yuan was known for teaching Humanity, to write, and
- 4:32:41assessing, their talents throughout his life.
- 4:32:45In addition, he dealt with the Gods.
- 4:32:48Which meant maintaining their order was challenging.
- 4:32:51Known as kululu of, every do was the first up Carlo on the
- 4:32:57Sumerian king list. His name translates to fullness
- 4:33:01of the Magnificent. Often depicted as a fish, man.
- 4:33:05He is believed to be the first of seven up callus.
- 4:33:08Sent to assist Humanity. The Babylonians called him qlub.
- 4:33:14While the Assyrians named him kululu.
- 4:33:17He was one of three mythical Greek, princes known as kalkaal.
- 4:33:22Who was credited with bringing Divine wisdom to Mesopotamia.
- 4:33:26the second group consisted of a DARPA and awareness awareness,
- 4:33:30he ruled for 20,500 years undercook of eridu His name
- 4:33:38means universe possessor or the entire universe belongs to me.
- 4:33:43You were enma, ranky. The sixth Antebellum monk of
- 4:33:47sipar. And naduah.
- 4:33:51Of. You were chosen by the god Anu
- 4:33:56to become a priest and investigate the mysteries of
- 4:33:58Heaven and Earth. You study how to interpret Omens
- 4:34:02and understand astronomical indications among other things.
- 4:34:07even though you saw these occurrences in the past, you may
- 4:34:11now assist others in comprehending, their relevance
- 4:34:14in the present, In mega Lana. Bad in mega llama of bad tabera.
- 4:34:21And moggallana and Megalania the second up, kalu was the son of
- 4:34:27enki and ninhursag. In the third City, bad tibia.
- 4:34:31He resided. He was skilled in literature,
- 4:34:34craftsmanship, and metalwork. People attribute, the invention
- 4:34:38of the pottery wheel to him. Anne Lila lyrics and enlil.
- 4:34:43An enlil of lariche. God and Lil Durk was the patron
- 4:34:48deity of lyric. According to the Seven Tablets
- 4:34:51of Creation, His name means Nils divinity.
- 4:34:56He was the city's first dynasty, King.
- 4:34:59He was also known as ningirsu after his father and nude.
- 4:35:03Which literally translates to The Shining one. according to
- 4:35:07Legend and Lil the king of the Gods had a son named Anne and
- 4:35:12Lil Durk He was revered as a priest or Prophet, as well as a
- 4:35:15king. Uncertainty abounds as to
- 4:35:18whether an in Linda exercise power at any point during his
- 4:35:21existence or after attaining Supremacy, over all other gods,
- 4:35:24the Seven-Up callous, a part of a larger story of cultural
- 4:35:28Heroes that starts in Sumerian city-states and continues
- 4:35:32through the akkadian Empire and old Babylonian period.
- 4:35:36The hittite empire. And finally, Greek civilization.
- 4:35:42Where they impacted his odds. Theogony.
- 4:35:46The seven of calus are part of a larger story of cultural Heroes
- 4:35:49that starts in Sumerian city-states and extends Eastward
- 4:35:54to the akkadian Empire hittite empire, and eventually Greek
- 4:35:58civilization where they impacted Hasty odds.
- 4:36:01Theogony. These are the seven up colors.
- 4:36:05Juana adapa also known as Adam served as a darpa's advisor.
- 4:36:10His surname adapter after that. In Barossa Babylonia he is
- 4:36:15referred to as oh, Anne's. The second up karlu also known
- 4:36:20as who advised King enkei on behalf of a celui.
- 4:36:26In the tale of berossus, he is known as Airway directors.
- 4:36:30The third up karlu, who Gina was a counselor to the fourth up
- 4:36:34Carlo, de musica, who governed sipar with his wife, erida
- 4:36:40Shiraz, Barossa identifies the individual as a lily. one of the
- 4:36:47several wives of shisu thros Noah Who supported him during
- 4:36:52their flight from the flood. She escaped by disguising
- 4:36:56herself as a male and boarded the boat with her husband and
- 4:36:59family. ID in Dagan said that he was
- 4:37:03from surepak and not sipar. The connection between this
- 4:37:07person and Cesar thrust. Just Parallels, that of
- 4:37:12atrahasis, zeusa, and his wife baycip in The Epic of atrahasis.
- 4:37:18Despite not being on board, she survived by passing out beneath
- 4:37:22some bushes, which prevented her from drowning when everyone else
- 4:37:25perished. Best Sumerian epic poems.
- 4:37:30Concerning the Anunnaki. On the Hulu tree inanna, the
- 4:37:35goddess of love and struggle. Is one of the most well known
- 4:37:38goddesses in Sumerian mythology was influential in matters about
- 4:37:43women including pregnancy childbirth and sexual behavior.
- 4:37:48Innies narrative begins with her search for a Hulu, tree, an
- 4:37:52important figure in Samaritan history to plant in her garden.
- 4:37:56They grew these trees from seedlings for ship Construction.
- 4:38:00According to the poem. Inanna desires to bring the hula
- 4:38:05poo tree to her world so that she can use its wood to
- 4:38:08construct ships. The text is a heroic account of
- 4:38:12inanna's battle against three, competing, armies.
- 4:38:15Each seeking the tree for its own Nation.
- 4:38:19En su Kesh, Dana is the lord of the Highland City of errata.
- 4:38:23Located east of Uruk. And maerker gets information
- 4:38:27from a courier that his opponent has constructed a massive wall
- 4:38:30around his City. Which he likely believes to be
- 4:38:33impregnable. In addition, to insulting Emma
- 4:38:36car, this conduct threatens the commercial ties between Erick
- 4:38:40and errata. Namely, the transportation of
- 4:38:43rare metals and stones from aratta to Emma car.
- 4:38:47An inanna C and success done as choice, to construct a wall
- 4:38:51around his city as conceited, and he Nana pushes and macart to
- 4:38:56get revenge on her by capturing, errata.
- 4:39:00A remainder of the poem explains how he does this.
- 4:39:02The death of Demas add often referred to as the dream of
- 4:39:06dimusi or Dimas dream is Sumerian poetry created in the
- 4:39:11city of about 2000 BCE. In a nightmare Gala demons.
- 4:39:18Do my man named Demas. Add to death by ripping him
- 4:39:20apart. This tale, which you may have
- 4:39:23heard before is known in Greek, as The Descent of inanna. one
- 4:39:28must read the original text to fully comprehend, the myths,
- 4:39:31significance for Sumerian society and culture This work is
- 4:39:36notable. Because the ancient Egyptian
- 4:39:38Book of gates, composed about the same period.
- 4:39:42Tells a similar narrative about a powerful deity.
- 4:39:45Who dies every night and Rises the following morning.
- 4:39:50Both Tales are part of a more significant cultural Trend that
- 4:39:53acknowledges rebirth and death as a central life cycles.
- 4:39:58By embracing this, Viewpoint individuals, may accept death as
- 4:40:02inevitable. Without abandoning hope for the
- 4:40:04future. Additionally, it reveals how
- 4:40:08ancient people perceived death. She was initially created as a
- 4:40:12young woman who enjoyed beautiful things and was mainly
- 4:40:15preoccupied with herself. But she is now transformed into
- 4:40:19something far darker. A figure whose power must be
- 4:40:23appeased by a sacrifice. Or it will Slaughter those who
- 4:40:27worship her. In enlil and in Lille.
- 4:40:32Sumerian epic poetry from the first millennium BCE the story
- 4:40:36of enlil and his wife is recounted.
- 4:40:38In addition to numerous allusions to end Lil's
- 4:40:42offspring, the poem names, the sun, god, U2 the goddess inanna
- 4:40:47and maybe Nana At the beginning of the following chapter of the
- 4:40:51Epic, the king of Kish succeeds ayanam as king of Uruk. a prayer
- 4:40:57to inanna ututu Anne, the sky Anki damn Keener and Mommy opens
- 4:41:03the poem, the poem then describes irishka gals assent to
- 4:41:07the underworld throne In Anna was convinced to marry Google
- 4:41:10Lana, the bull of Heaven. In the last segment, in Anna's
- 4:41:15journey into the underworld to retrieve her recently deceased
- 4:41:18spouse to muze is detd. Due to the poems lack of
- 4:41:23completion or improper finish. It ends abruptly.
- 4:41:28The lament of ningal was composed by the Sumerian poet,
- 4:41:31neba for the goddess inanna. And her lover dooze, in this
- 4:41:36poetry ngal, lament dues death and absence The goddess inanna
- 4:41:41asks her mother ninshin for assistance as she travels to the
- 4:41:45underworld searching for her lover.
- 4:41:47Many people think dumuzid was either a human Shepherd or an
- 4:41:51Annunaki deity. Despite several efforts by
- 4:41:54Specialists to ascertain his identity.
- 4:41:57Regardless. His love for inano seemed
- 4:42:00genuine. And their marriage has persisted
- 4:42:03as one of the most beautiful romances of ancient Mesopotamia.
- 4:42:06This poem is labeled a tribute to end Lil Even though it is a
- 4:42:13hymn to nergal and Lil's Sumerian counterpart, and the
- 4:42:16Babylonian God of disease and plague.
- 4:42:20It was initially composed on clay, tablets like other
- 4:42:22Midsummer poetry. The great gods and goddesses,
- 4:42:25whose names appear throughout the poems are lavishly praised.
- 4:42:29Important verse. So be it and may your heart
- 4:42:32rejoice. May you provide Vitality to all
- 4:42:35places. A Sumerian poem titled, the myth
- 4:42:39of etana recounts. The story of one of kish's early
- 4:42:42monarchs whose ruins are still visible today.
- 4:42:46His name means Eagle since the gods handed him an eagle.
- 4:42:51Etana plans to use this Eagle to go to heaven in search of the
- 4:42:55plant of birth, enabling him to procreate.
- 4:42:59He launches his Eagle into the sky, once the gods of his
- 4:43:02scheme. Unfortunately, as they near
- 4:43:06Heaven, the eagle abandons, him, other Sumerian texts reference
- 4:43:10monarchs with this name, including one who reigned about
- 4:43:132,700 BCE suggesting that Eterna may have existed.
- 4:43:19In order to return to Nibiru as another outstanding Sumerian
- 4:43:22poem about ninurta, the son of nil.
- 4:43:25And in Lille, In this tale, neonata defeats the wicked, asag
- 4:43:30and returns to Nibiru. His mother and father, ninlil
- 4:43:34and Lil warmly, welcome him to Nibiru.
- 4:43:38His father, parades him before the whole population of Nibiru
- 4:43:41stating the assads head and used it to construct a temple for
- 4:43:45himself, which would constantly remind him of his greatness.
- 4:43:50Therefore, Nibiru gave nirah the title suen meaning, Lord of
- 4:43:56wisdom. In the mountain cave.
- 4:43:59Lugalbanda was known for his bravery and wisdom.
- 4:44:03You may have heard about Lou, Albano uruk's King and wise
- 4:44:07Warrior. Did you know legal Banda was a
- 4:44:10mythological figure? This narrative is engaging
- 4:44:13because it explains the connection between humans and
- 4:44:15gods in ancient Sumerian civilization and mirka the
- 4:44:20sister of Lugal banda's brother. Is constructing a temple in the
- 4:44:24highlands where the story occurs.
- 4:44:27On his expedition to discover nerkar.
- 4:44:30Legal Banda, in the Anunnaki deities, in the scenario.
- 4:44:36Like other fighting gods in Otto was a god of warfare and
- 4:44:39agriculture. He was the son of enlil.
- 4:44:42And he wed the goddess of dogs and healing bow.
- 4:44:47He was his mother's son. Charu.
- 4:44:50The talking mace and a thunderbolt firing bow.
- 4:44:53Were his armaments? On his travels.
- 4:44:56Inertia deployed his Thunderbolt arrows to combat Tiamat.
- 4:45:00He vanquished and Zoo. Who had stolen the tablet of
- 4:45:04Destinies from Nils. Shrine at nipple clay tablets
- 4:45:08while not the only medium a frequently linked to the king of
- 4:45:11Justice. Sumerian epic one can detect
- 4:45:14several first person, second person and third person
- 4:45:18perspective in a Sumerian epic poem.
- 4:45:22As a result, the reader may experience the tale from many
- 4:45:25points of view. There is a significant
- 4:45:27distinction between first person and second person perspectives
- 4:45:31in the king of Justice Sumerian epic poem due to how the
- 4:45:35characters interact throughout the plot.
- 4:45:38The Anunnaki with the subject of several epochs and poems in
- 4:45:41Sumer. In Sumerian literature several
- 4:45:44instances of these epic poems exist.
- 4:45:47A heroic ruler fights, the monster humbaba in the Epic of
- 4:45:51Gilgamesh. A vast Sumerian Epic Records, a
- 4:45:56daily kin to the biblical story of Noah and the Ark.
- 4:46:00The Anunnaki likely.