Latest / Anunnaki Origins Podcast / Sumerian Mysteries of Noah and Gilgamesh Reveal Anunnaki Mythology
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- 0:01Noah, the first story Biblical deluge stories are not original.
- 0:06The Hebrew authors of the Bible are credited for discovering and
- 0:09deciphering the 11th tablet. Of the Sumerian Epic of
- 0:12Gilgamesh by the British Museum's George Smith.
- 0:15The Babylonian deluge myth originates from Sumerian
- 0:18mythology. Arno Pobel published a fragment
- 0:21comprising the lower third of a six column Sumerian tablet in
- 0:24the Nipur collection of the University Museum in 1914.
- 0:28It's contents are primarily devoted to the story of the
- 0:31flood, although scholars have been looking for additional
- 0:34deluge tablets. No further fragment has been
- 0:36found in any museum, private collection or excavation, even
- 0:39though purple. Is our sole source.
- 0:42The translation he prepared is still rudimentary and standard.
- 0:45A lone tablet containing the contents of a flood episode is
- 0:49notable, not just. Because of that episode, but
- 0:51also because it is primarily about flooding, the same holds.
- 0:55For the passages preceding and introducing the Deluge's story,
- 0:59these passages impact Sumerian cosmology.
- 1:02These texts contain several telling statements concerning
- 1:05the creation of man, the origin of kingship, and the existence
- 1:09of at least 5 prehistoric cities.
- 1:11The following is practically the entire extant text of the myth.
- 1:15With its tantalising obscurities and uncertainties.
- 1:19Cuneiformists face many challenges and are in for
- 1:21several surprises in the future. No date can be given for the
- 1:24appearance of myths. There is a break of about 37
- 1:27lines in the lower. 3rd of the preserved tablet.
- 1:30A deity then addresses other deities.
- 1:32He is probably declaring that he will save humanity from
- 1:35extinction and that as a result man will construct the cities
- 1:38and temples of the gods. The address is followed by three
- 1:42lines that describe the deities actions to make his words
- 1:44effective, but are hard to relate to the context.
- 1:47Four more lines follow, beginning with the creation of
- 1:50man, animals and plants. Overall, it reads like this.
- 1:53I will destroy my humankind in its destruction.
- 1:56I will return there to Nintu by my creatures.
- 1:59I will return the people to their homes they will build.
- 2:02The divine laws and I will comfort them with my shade.
- 2:05Their bricks will be laid in pure places for our houses.
- 2:09Places of purity will be the places of our decisions.
- 2:12There was a pure fire quenching the water.
- 2:14Rituals were perfected and divine laws were exalted.
- 2:18He accomplished this on earth. He put the law in place then.
- 2:22The earth sprouted lush vegetation after N Enlil, Enki
- 2:27and Neihersag fashioned the black headed people.
- 2:30Creatures with four. Legs of the plain were created
- 2:32creatively. Approximately 37 lines later, we
- 2:36learned that the kingship was lowered from Heaven and five
- 2:38cities were established following the Throne of Kingship
- 2:42were lowered from heaven. After the Exalted Tiara and
- 2:46Throne of Kingship were lowered from Heaven by perfecting the
- 2:49rights and the Exalted divine laws, establishing 5 pure
- 2:53cities. They were referred to as cult
- 2:56centres and given names. He gave Eridu the first of these
- 3:00cities to Nudamud the leader and Bhattabira the second.
- 3:04He gave the third Larak to Ender Bilasag, flood ark and Sumerian
- 3:09Noah. The only document of this myth
- 3:11is Arno Pobol's handwritten copy of the flood tablet in the
- 3:15University Museum. The 4th Sipar gave the hero Utu.
- 3:19The 5th Chirupak he gave to Sud. Once he named these cities, he
- 3:23assigned them as cult centres. Then he brought established the
- 3:28cleaning of. Small rivers program.
- 3:31After a break of about 37 lines, the gods decide to bring the
- 3:34flood and destroy humankind. Some gods are unhappy over the
- 3:38cruel decision when the text becomes understandable again.
- 3:41The counterpart to Noah in the Bible is Ziyu Sudra.
- 3:45He is a pious, God fearing king who constantly seeks divine
- 3:48revelations through dreams and incantations.
- 3:51Ziyu Sudra appears to station himself by a wall where he hears
- 3:55the voice of a deity communicating the decision taken
- 3:57by the gods to send a flood and to destroy the seed of humanity.
- 4:01The most extensive part of this passage reads.
- 4:04During the flood, Nintu wept like a baby.
- 4:09Pure Inana penned a lament for its people.
- 4:11Enki consulted with himself. Enlil, Enki and Ninersag, Heaven
- 4:17and earth uttered the names of Anne and Enlil, then Ziyusudra,
- 4:22king of. Pashishu did giant size
- 4:25construction. He acted with humility,
- 4:28obedience and reverence. Constantly attending He He
- 4:32brought forth all kinds of dreams.
- 4:34He uttered the names of heaven and earth.
- 4:37The gods built a wall standing by its side.
- 4:40Ziyusudra listened. Stand by my left wall, take my
- 4:45word and listen to my instructions.
- 4:47By the wall. Because of our efforts, a flood
- 4:50will sweep over the cult centres to destroy the seed of humanity.
- 4:54This is the decision. The word of the gods.
- 4:57Enlil and Anne obeyed the command.
- 5:00It's kingship and rule will end. Ziyu Sudra must have received
- 5:04detailed instructions in the text about building a giant boat
- 5:07to save himself from destruction.
- 5:09Sadly this is missing because of another 40 line break.
- 5:12Upon rereading the text, we find the flood had already raged in
- 5:16all its. Violence over the land for seven
- 5:18days and nights. As the sun God Uttu returns,
- 5:21bringing his precious light everywhere, Ziyusudra prostrates
- 5:25himself before him and offers sacrifices.
- 5:28Read the lines below. Violent windstorms and floods
- 5:32swept over the cult centres after the flood had swept the
- 5:36land for seven days and seven nights, storms on the mighty
- 5:40waters had tossed the boat about.
- 5:42He shed light on heaven and earth.
- 5:44Ziusudra opened a window to the vast boat as a gift.
- 5:48Atu brought his rays into the giant boat.
- 5:50King Ziusudra protested before Utu.
- 5:54The king slaughters a sheep and an ox again.
- 5:58There is a break of about 39 lines here.
- 6:00The last lines of our text describe Ziusudra's deification.
- 6:04He was given eternal life when he prostrated himself to An and
- 6:07Enlil, and was transferred to Dilman, the city where the sun
- 6:11rises, Anu and Enlil. Uttered Breath of Heaven and
- 6:15Breath of Heaven. The breath stretched from the
- 6:19earth vegetation rises the king Ziusudra, he protested.
- 6:23Before An and Enlil, Ziusudra was cherished by An and Enlil.
- 6:28It gives him a lifelike appearance.
- 6:30The God they bring down for him will breathe forever.
- 6:33Afterward, Zeusudra, the king, the keeper of the names of
- 6:37vegetation and the seeds of humankind, they caused to dwell
- 6:41in the land of Crossing, the land of Dilman, the place where
- 6:44the sun rises. We do not understand what
- 6:47happened to the transfigured Zeusudra in the home of the
- 6:50immortals, since the rest of the tablet containing about 39 lines
- 6:53of text is destroyed. We now turn to Hades from
- 6:57Paradise. To the mighty below, or as the
- 6:59Sumerians referred to it, the land of no return.
- 7:02This descent to the Netherworld is one of the best preserved
- 7:05Sumerian. Myths A restless goddess
- 7:07descends to the land of the dead to satisfy her unbridled
- 7:10ambitions. This provides a rare parallel
- 7:13with one of the most significant New Testament themes.
- 7:16In recent years, many historical and scriptural findings have
- 7:19been revealed that were not included or misrepresented in
- 7:23the canonical Bible. When historical texts like the
- 7:26Book of Enoch, Nag Hamadi Gospels, and the Book of
- 7:29Jubilees are synthesized and correlated with existing
- 7:32documents, they provide a profound understanding of the
- 7:35beliefs shared in modern Western culture.
- 7:38Our knowledge of Middle Eastern history is enriched by ancient
- 7:41writings not part of the canonical Bible.
- 7:44This has had a powerful effect on Western thought.
- 7:47In the deserted plains of Mesopotamia lie hidden scrolls
- 7:50hidden in remote caves, cuneiform tablets covered by the
- 7:54sands of time, and monuments aligned perfectly to the
- 7:57solstice. And Equinox documents from this
- 7:59period predate the canonical Bible for thousands of years.
- 8:03The story's origins and influences are exposed.
- 8:06Here it is. Surprising to learn that Noah
- 8:08lived in Cherupak, the Sumerian capital of the city of Noah.
- 8:12He was reasonably well educated in his account of the period he
- 8:15lived. The King of Uruk visits Noah in
- 8:18the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the longest known stories
- 8:20involving the king of Uruk. During the conversation, he
- 8:24discusses some matters that concern both of them.
- 8:27Suma is a land between two rivers, the Tigris and
- 8:30Euphrates, at the southern end of Mesopotamia.
- 8:33Abraham was born there. Once the covenant was made
- 8:36between Abraham and the Lord, he became Abraham.
- 8:39He had been called Abraham before that, the Lord told.
- 8:42Abraham in Genesis chapter 12 verses 1 to 4.
- 8:45The time is near for you to become the father of many
- 8:47nations. Genesis, follow me to the
- 8:50Anunnaki land. Leave your Anunnaki country,
- 8:53your people, and your father's household.
- 8:55I will show you. You will become a prosperous
- 8:58nation, and I will bless you. Your name will become famous and
- 9:01you will be blessed. Those who help you will be
- 9:04blessed, and those who curse you will be cursed, and all Anunnaki
- 9:08on earth will be blessed. Through you when the Lord.
- 9:11Called Abraham to go to the land of Canaan.
- 9:13He was in the Sumerian city of Haran.
- 9:16Abraham was born approximately 1433 BCE in the Sumerian city of
- 9:21ER Terra. His father was an artisan and a
- 9:25priest in the local temple. His brothers Nahor and Haran
- 9:28also lived there. Abraham is preparing to leave
- 9:31for Canaan when he is in the city of Haran.
- 9:34The Lord brought you out of ER of the Chaldeans to give you
- 9:37this land. Isn't the God of Abraham, Isaac
- 9:40and Jacob also the God of the Israelites, the God of the Old
- 9:44Testament? Abraham's God also had another
- 9:47name in Suma besides Jehovah, Yahweh and El Shaddai, which he
- 9:52used. In one of his temples in the
- 9:53city of ER, another notable document from Abraham's region
- 9:57and era, the Atrahasis, mentions Abraham's deity by name.
- 10:02The Sumerian deity also worshipped brother and sister
- 10:05gods in Mesopotamia and the surrounding regions, according
- 10:08to the cuneiform Anunnaki tablets found in Ur and many
- 10:12other. Pre and post diluvial cities
- 10:14along the Tigris and Euphrates, including Sipa and Nineveh, as
- 10:19well as Abraham and Noah, these deities had a close relationship
- 10:22with them. Can we identify them?
- 10:24Considering Abraham's God's history as a Sumerian deity with
- 10:27a temple dedicated to him in Ur of the Chaldeans, what should we
- 10:31make of it? Early Church authorities,
- 10:33particularly the Roman Catholic Church, controlled and
- 10:36channelled funding for early archaeological studies.
- 10:39In 325 AD, the same institution issued a mandate to only fund
- 10:44archaeological explorations consistent with the story told
- 10:47in the canonical Bible. As curiosity grew, secret books
- 10:51and artifacts, codices, cylinder seals, Sumerian tablets and
- 10:55monuments inscribed with cuneiform gave up their secrets
- 10:59to disenfranchised seekers. Darius the First commissioned
- 11:03the historical marker commemorating the Persian rulers
- 11:05suppression of rival uprising between 522 and 486 BCE.
- 11:12Sir Henry Rawlinson, a British Armed Forces officer training
- 11:15the army of the Shah of Iran, began studying the inscription
- 11:19in 1835. Sir Henry Rawlinson, who
- 11:22recorded and decoded 3 distinct languages he discovered in 1835,
- 11:26chiseled into the cliffs of Behiston, modern day Iran.
- 11:30As Beheston's name was anglicized as Beheston, the
- 11:33monument became known as the Beheston Inscription.
- 11:36Rawlinson could copy the Old Persian inscription despite its
- 11:40inaccessibility by climbing the Cliff.
- 11:42Elamites were across a chasm and Babylonians were 4 meters above.
- 11:46Both were out of our reach and we are left with.
- 11:48Later, after obtaining 1/3 of the syllabary, Rawlinson began
- 11:52deciphering the Persian text through Grotfun's work.
- 11:56Herodotus's list of Persian kings appeared in the first
- 11:59section of this text. Rawlinson cracked the form of
- 12:02cuneiform used for Old Persian by 1838 by matching names with
- 12:06characters. He presented his results to the
- 12:09royal. Asiatic society in London and
- 12:11Paris following decoding the tablets.
- 12:14Major Rawlinson copied the strange wedge shaped writings
- 12:18etched into the sheer rock face for the British Museum.
- 12:21The ability to translate Old Persian, Anunnaki, Elamite and
- 12:25Arcadian scripts from one to another led to the rediscovery
- 12:28of Mesopotamium sites in modern day Iraq buried beneath the
- 12:32desert sands. Examining the first hand
- 12:35writings and evidence left by the Egyptians, Sumerians and
- 12:38early church authors sheds new light on the historical truth
- 12:42which seems stranger than the most improbable fictional tales.
- 12:47Many secrets have been revealed by discoveries in ancient cities
- 12:50across Mesopotamia from Nineveh to Eridu in the South.
- 12:54Our society's civilization foundations rest on the Genesis
- 12:58accounts that historians and scribes of the past compiled
- 13:01from the actual evidence. The dedication, sweat and blood
- 13:05of the pioneer investigators from the past have unearthed
- 13:08various clues which have been laid down.
- 13:10For all to see. When recorded, history's texts
- 13:14are linked by those in power, often placing truth on the
- 13:17sidelines. The intention is to perpetuate
- 13:20the controlling influences of the ruling party through a
- 13:22story. Flagrant acts were further
- 13:25obscure by chipping away carved hieroglyphs to subsume the names
- 13:29and ranks of rival deities and creating lists, which are also
- 13:33known as lists of names. For thousands of years, first
- 13:37hand authors have deprived humanity of truth telling books
- 13:41such as Enoch's book. The truth was left to those
- 13:44appointed because historical accuracy was unreliable.
- 13:47Throughout history most people did not read, so this happened
- 13:50readily throughout history. Scribes and priests were often
- 13:54trained in the lingual arts, so they had their fingers on the
- 13:56pulse of truth. Archaeologists recently
- 13:59discovered and decoded 10s of thousands of cuneiform tablets
- 14:03buried for thousands of years beneath the silt and sand of the
- 14:07Annunaki Mesopotamium plains, buried for thousands of years,
- 14:11guarding recorded secrets. Because of discovering 10s of
- 14:15thousands of clay tablets written in cuneiform, A
- 14:18cuneiform digitisation project was launched to extract the
- 14:21tablet secrets. Several prominent museums in
- 14:24London, Paris and Berlin display Sumerian artefacts and cuneiform
- 14:29tablets. Marriage and trade are
- 14:31documented in Sumerian records found in ancient cities like
- 14:34Uruk, the biblical Erich, as well as Anunnaki records of
- 14:38births and deaths. They provide more critical
- 14:40accounts of decrees. Sometimes Sumerian records
- 14:44predate the canonical Bible by thousands of years.
- 14:47The differences between the first hand historical records
- 14:51and those composed by societal victors allow one to compare the
- 14:55current basis for cultural and social mores.
- 14:58With their antecedent counterparts from different
- 15:00cultures toward a synthesis of those perspectives as described
- 15:05in specific detail. In the Book of Enoch, Noah's
- 15:09mystifying birth was stranger than fiction.
- 15:12According to some sources, Noah's father was not Lamech as
- 15:15described in Genesis chapter. 5, verse 28 But one of the
- 15:19Mesopotamian deities who saved him from the deluge.
- 15:23The Bible tells the same story, illuminating no Sumerian
- 15:26details. Zayasudra AKA Noah lives in a
- 15:30Reed Hut in the Old Babylonian flood story where the deity
- 15:33speaks to him the Mesopotamian plains.
- 15:36Are warned of a flood by this deity.
- 15:38An exciting epiphany is revealed by analysing birth records,
- 15:41genealogy tables, and deities venerated in Mesopotamian
- 15:45temples. Our present day knowledge base
- 15:48reveals A cultural lie that has such a profound impact that
- 15:51everything we previously believed is relegated to
- 15:54obscurity. As if it were a conclusion we
- 15:56would not have reached. When Westerners are asked who is
- 16:00Yahweh, they do not know the answer.
- 16:02It usually includes Jehovah at the end, followed by God's
- 16:05statement as taught explicitly in the Old Testament and
- 16:08canonical Bible. The truth is revealed when one.
- 16:10Realizes Yahweh was none other than the local Anunnaki deity of
- 16:14the Sumerian citadel of ER Enlil, for Enlil was mentioned
- 16:18in many Sumerian and other historical accounts in various
- 16:22Anunnaki temples from Nineveh to Asur to the Sumerian city of ER,
- 16:27Enlil and his relatives were revered as gods.
- 16:29His brother Enki and Nana and Inana also built temples at
- 16:33prominent cultural and trade centres within the region.
- 16:37Unlike the Anunnaki, Enlil was not acting alone.
- 16:40He acted with others known as the Nephilim or Elohim in
- 16:43Genesis chapter one verse 26 where this confusing statement
- 16:47is made. Genesis let us make a dapper in
- 16:50our image, in our likeness, says God.
- 16:53Noah or atrahasis is a mythical creation story that links the
- 16:57same anunnaki deities venerated in the temples of the near east
- 17:01with enlil Yahweh of the Old Testament and his brother enki
- 17:05adonai the hidden us. In Genesis chapter one, verse
- 17:0926, Enki and his half sister Ninma produce Homo sapiens, A
- 17:14primitive worker in a genetic experiment.
- 17:17Reading texts that predate the Genesis account over 1700 years,
- 17:21such as the Atrahasis, clarifies the confusion caused by the
- 17:25plural statement us our In the biblical creation account,
- 17:29extensive details are given regarding the results of
- 17:32clinical trials involving the archetype.
- 17:34Of the human species, Ennil's half sister.
- 17:37Nain Hasag, or Ninmah, and his archrival and more
- 17:40scientifically inclined brother Enki, conducted the trial in an
- 17:44African laboratory. Researchers recognise the level
- 17:47of knowledge required to discuss a topic.
- 17:49Such as genetic engineering in a document nearly 5000 years old
- 17:54which contains a much more detailed account of man's
- 17:56creation. One that makes much more sense
- 17:59in terms of technical and historical.
- 18:01Aspects as opposed to the accurate description in the
- 18:04Bible, which is often complementary.
- 18:07Additionally, similar documents shed light on King Upnapishthim
- 18:10of Shurapak. The biblical Noah, 600 years old
- 18:13when the world was flooded. Different names also identified
- 18:17many deities which appeared to span long periods.
- 18:20Arcadians named the excellent God Sin, after whom the Sinai
- 18:24Peninsula was named, Nana, the moon God, son of Enlil, after
- 18:28various Sumerian cities including Ur and Haran.
- 18:32Inana, his sister, wore a Crescent moon symbol and had
- 18:35symbols throughout Mesopotamia. She was known to the Arcadians
- 18:39as Ishtar. Herodotus was a Greek historian
- 18:42from Ionia who lived in the 5th century BCE.
- 18:45It is still used today by Egyptologists to classify
- 18:49Egyptian civilization into dynasties.
- 18:51Egyptian priest historian Manitho seems to have agreed
- 18:55with Herodotus division of Egypt's rulership into 3
- 18:58dynasties, except that he included an additional era ruled
- 19:02by the gods alone instead of three.
- 19:05According to Manitho, the first dynasty of Egyptian gods.
- 19:08Ruled for 12,300 years. Once again, we find
- 19:12astonishingly long reigns of the first Egyptian dynasty rulers.
- 19:15The Sumerian texts reveal Anu assigned the regions of Egypt
- 19:19and Africa to Enki, a high-ranking deity from Iridu,
- 19:22by three. 1860 BCE It just so happens that the Jewish
- 19:27astrological. Calendar, whose Anunnaki origins
- 19:30are in the Sumerian city of Nippur, began counting in 3760
- 19:34BCE. Perhaps you would think it is
- 19:37coincidental, but it is not according to ancient cuneiform
- 19:40texts. According to Manitho, the Second
- 19:43Egyptian dynastic period was ruled by 12 divine rulers for
- 19:471570 years. Thoth, also a son of Enki, was
- 19:52the first God of the Second Dynasty.
- 19:55Egypt was ruled for 3650 years by 30 demigods.
- 20:00Scholars believe the Pharonic Dynasty began around 3100 BC and
- 20:05lasted 350 years. It had its capital in Memphis or
- 20:09men Nefer in Greek. Where did these deities come
- 20:13from? The Sumerian kings list further
- 20:15complicates clues to the mystery.
- 20:17According to the records, some of the first kings of Suma ruled
- 20:20for up to 28,800 years. That is almost unimaginable.
- 20:26The deities worshipped in Mesopotamian temples taught all
- 20:29aspects of civilization to the Sumerians by the deities
- 20:32worshipped in Mesopotamian temples.
- 20:34Besides creating the Zodiac, Sumerian deities knew the
- 20:38Earth's equinox, orbital plane, tilt axis, and spherical shape.
- 20:43During the Middle Ages, Europe possessed less detailed
- 20:45knowledge than Sumer did. Despite this, Sumer and his
- 20:49surrounding region produced many of the first inventions and
- 20:52advanced achievements of civilizations, including
- 20:54mathematics, meteorology, and law codes.
- 20:57Various traditions describe sin, including those associated with
- 21:01Assyria and the Crescent moon symbol found on flags and
- 21:04mosques associated with Islam. The Sumerian goddess Inana was
- 21:09also known as. Hathor in Egypt and her name is
- 21:11well known and memorialized in many temples, including the
- 21:14temple of Hathor, found in the wilderness of the deity Nanar
- 21:18Sin. Mesopotamian people recognized
- 21:21Nanar Sin as the moon God, and the Egyptian people had Inana,
- 21:24also known as Hathor. The authors readily inscribed in
- 21:27baked clay the genealogy accounts of Nanar Sin as the son
- 21:31of Enlil in the Sumerian records, and he was known as the
- 21:34Moon God. To the people of the ancient
- 21:35Middle East history. Shows that Nanar Sin had a large
- 21:40following in his cult centres spread throughout southern Iraq
- 21:43to Syria, Turkey and Iran. What is the meaning of Nanar
- 21:47Sin? Nanar Sin might be the deity
- 21:50that Muhammad encountered in the wilderness, a sacred centre for
- 21:53the religion of Islam. The Kaabah stone in Mecca, Saudi
- 21:56Arabia, was initially dedicated to the moon God called Allah.
- 22:00There, the mere act of replacing one proper noun results in
- 22:04replacing another especially. With a deity's name.
- 22:07A new epithet replaces the old one.
- 22:10Comparisons between the Sumerian storm God Enlil in Lamentations
- 22:14of ER and the God of vengeance in the Old Testament prove this,
- 22:18being witnesses to the Sumerian deity Enlil, whose origins were
- 22:22mysterious but whose daily existence had been recorded and
- 22:26witnessed by the biblical patriarch Abraham, and people of
- 22:29the city of ER become the Anunnaki City, one of the
- 22:33mountain El Shadai. In the end, Jehovah became a
- 22:36fantastic discovery to the people of Israel that connected
- 22:39the gods of Sumeria with at least one of the gods of the Old
- 22:42Testament. Better known gods were
- 22:45worshipped elsewhere in the region like Enki AKA Aharu Mazda
- 22:49as he was known as the God of light and wisdom.
- 22:52Allah replaced Ahura Mazda, AKA Nanar Sin, when Arab conquerors
- 22:57overthrew the Persians in 633 BCE, headquartered at their
- 23:01spectacular capital at Persepolis in 644.
- 23:05BCE the Arabs invaded and caused the Zoroastrian faith to
- 23:09decline. Egyptian and Sumerian cultures
- 23:12frequently subsumed names and epithets.
- 23:15To solidify power and authority, several names were merged into a
- 23:19single name. Tailor made to fit the
- 23:21worshipping subjects, culture and language.
- 23:24The purpose was probably to facilitate referring to rivals.
- 23:28And aggregating data during convenient times.
- 23:31Considering that what one culture terms a deity, another
- 23:34culture terms another name, the idea of an Anunnaki myth takes
- 23:39on more significance, especially if the name is traceable across
- 23:42cultures. Likewise, the authority of
- 23:45political and religious beliefs in a society is determined by
- 23:48the ruling forces that select the purveyor of truth in history
- 23:52according to the ruling party or superpower.
- 23:54Religious truth originates from subordinated cultures classified
- 23:58as Pagan or a cult. The winner's beliefs and what
- 24:02others believe is politely referred to as myths rather than
- 24:06as the politically incorrect label of the lie.
- 24:10The armies of Earth's generals have gathered once again in the
- 24:13middle. East, be it truth or fiction,
- 24:15dogma or doctrine, in the Anunnaki Gods trilogy by
- 24:19Zechariah, Sitchin, Enlil and Enki and their offspring.
- 24:23Are described as having battled. Could this explain the current
- 24:27conflicts involving Iran, Iraq, Syria and Israel?
- 24:30Will Enki's offspring disturb the destructive plan of his
- 24:33archrival Enlil Zeus to the Greeks and his warmonger son
- 24:38Ninurta Apollo to the Greeks. Jesus is rejected as the Messiah
- 24:43because he was the offspring of Enki, Jehovah's rival.
- 24:47This is the. Term AN sumarologists interpret
- 24:50una Ki means heaven to earth. The critical point is the
- 24:55connection between the term heaven and the planet of
- 24:57Anunnaki origin. Sitchin wrote about Nibiru in
- 25:011976, as detailed in The 12th Planet.
- 25:05Additionally, according to Mesopotamian literature such as
- 25:08the Epic of Gilgamesh, Anu, the father of the critical players
- 25:12Enlil and Enki, served as head of the Onaki Council of 12 NI Bi
- 25:17ru may be constructed from the digital cuneiform script using.
- 25:213 syllables. Therefore the Anunnaki came or
- 25:25were sent from Anu to the earth. When Enlil met Ziosudra on Mount
- 25:28Ararat, he called his race Anuna.
- 25:31Therefore, Anua is an alternative spelling of Anuna.
- 25:34Similarly, as shown in the previous example of Nibiru, the
- 25:37cuneiform script is assigned a unique set of uniform
- 25:40hexadecimal codes. It is imperative to look at the
- 25:43planet Nibiru with the word heaven as used in the Bible when
- 25:47re examining prayers like Our Father who Art in Heaven, which
- 25:50sheds new light on the Father in Heaven, namely Anu.
- 25:55So the prayer had to originate among his descendants on earth,
- 25:58Enlil, enki, Ninmah or Ninasag. Why did the Anunnaki leave
- 26:02Nibiru to come to Earth? Nibiru orbits the Sun in an
- 26:07elliptical retrograde orbit 3600 years beyond Pluto, according to
- 26:12maps found in Anunnaki lands and reports from the IRAS Naval
- 26:16Observatory. Sumerians lived on a brown dwarf
- 26:19in Nibiru. Mount Graham's intense Catholic
- 26:21focus uses the Lucifer scope to watch for Nibiru's arrival.
- 26:25Nibiru has already arrived. Why would an advanced
- 26:28civilization on Nibiru send a team of scientists to Earth?
- 26:32Political struggles for power were ongoing, and environmental
- 26:35pressures attracted the attention of the ruling Council
- 26:37of Nibiru. Brown dwarfs do not receive
- 26:40enough solar radiation to maintain a habitable surface
- 26:42temperature as the Earth does, given its optimal distance from
- 26:45the Sun. Nibiru's atmosphere was created
- 26:48artificially or by gases and steam released by its geothermal
- 26:51heat. A planet in its outer orbit is
- 26:54frequently exposed to shallow levels of direct solar
- 26:56radiation. During the close pedigree, the
- 26:58atmosphere receives the most significant radiation dose.
- 27:01Sitchin's published history timeline states that
- 27:04approximately 450,000 years ago, life on Nibiru faced extinction
- 27:09because of a deteriorating atmosphere and radiation
- 27:11exposure. The situation was dire during
- 27:13Nibiru's close pedigree. With the Sun in Nibiru, Anu
- 27:17wrests control of the kingship from the unjust ruler Alalu,
- 27:20which led to his exile. Alalu escapes in a spacecraft
- 27:23and discovers gold on Earth in anticipation of his exile
- 27:26sentence. During Alalu's veiled attempt to
- 27:28save Nibiru's atmosphere, he uses his precious metal
- 27:32discovery as a peace offering. The ionized shield will shield
- 27:35the planet from solar radiation by dispersing ionized gold
- 27:39particles into the planet's degrading atmosphere.
- 27:42Enki, Anu's scientifically minded son, is dispatched to
- 27:45assess the chance of recovering A Lalu's reported gold from
- 27:48Earth. Enki departed for Earth
- 27:50approximately 5000 Earth years later, 455,000 years ago, noting
- 27:55that an Iberian year equals 3600 Earth years.
- 27:59According to Sumerian records, the first city colonized by the
- 28:02Anunnaki was Eridu In the Persian Gulf headquarters,
- 28:05including the Sumerian's Kings List, Enki and a small group of
- 28:09support staff began prospecting for gold in the waters of the
- 28:11Gulf. Soon after arriving on Earth,
- 28:14Anu sends his younger son, Enlil to help Enki speed up the gold
- 28:17recovery process. Enki and Enlil invited Anu to
- 28:21Earth to guide the arduous mining task.
- 28:23Given the infrastructure required to crush rock and
- 28:25process gold laden ore, Enki moved the mining operation from
- 28:29the Persian Gulf to the Zambezi River in South Africa where the
- 28:32ore was mined. Anu arrived on Earth
- 28:34approximately 450,000 to 360,000 years ago and his son Enki
- 28:40informed him of the current status of gold mining on Earth.
- 28:44The brothers argued over which of them would take care of the
- 28:46mining operation in Africa and oversee the command headquarters
- 28:49in Mesopotamia, specifically Nippur.
- 28:52In the Atrahasis story. Anu, Enlil, and Enki drew lots
- 28:55to determine which mission they would pursue separately,
- 28:58creating a space between the two half brothers that were often at
- 29:01odds. According to Sumerian accounts,
- 29:04Enki was Anu and Antu's first born son, and Ennil was the
- 29:07rightful heir. According to Niburian
- 29:10inheritance rules, the rightful heir is the male's child and
- 29:13half sister. The Annonecki did this based on
- 29:16their scientific knowledge. It is important to note that the
- 29:19female contribution to the genetic material includes
- 29:22mitochondrial DNA that the male contribution does not, which
- 29:25predisposes the genetic bloodline toward maternal
- 29:28descent. Enlil governed the Mesopotamian
- 29:31region where Terra and his son. Abraham would ultimately serve
- 29:35him in the temple at ER. The Indus Valley region was
- 29:38given to Anu's favorite granddaughter, Inanna, while the
- 29:41Anunnaki. Kept the Sinai Peninsula to
- 29:44restore Nibirian's degenerating atmosphere.
- 29:46Enki was sent to Abzu, Africa to speed up the gold mining.
- 29:50Operation Enki returned to Nibiru to run the Kingdom.
- 29:54In 3760 BCE the division took place and was completed. 9
- 29:59Hassag Enki's half sister and a medical officer travelled to
- 30:02Earth approximately 415,000 years ago and established a
- 30:06medical clinic at Shirapak. Niburian astronauts needed
- 30:10medical support during their space travels.
- 30:12The Anunnaki complained about ageing effects that were not
- 30:15noticeable on Nibiru. On Earth they experienced faster
- 30:18circuits than Nibiru, which had a much slower circuit. 3600
- 30:22years. Sumeria became home to several
- 30:24cities, adding to the Eridu built by Enki upon his arrival.
- 30:28The mining operation and subsequent ore processing were
- 30:31carried out of the cities and the infrastructure needed to
- 30:33stay in touch with Nibiru. Ancient astronauts.
- 30:36Historical event is contextual to the accounts.
- 30:39Background Information The Anunnaki Council of 12 met
- 30:43approximately 300,000 years ago in the Southern African domain
- 30:47of Enki to discuss how to increase gold production rates.
- 30:51Several subservient workers were brought to Earth by the higher
- 30:54ranking members of the Annunaki Council, supposedly Enki
- 30:57himself. Even though they were called
- 31:00working class agents, they were highly advanced compared to
- 31:02humans. Atrahasis refers to the miners
- 31:05as Ijiji, but the Lost Book of Enoch calls them Watchers.
- 31:09Ijiji were assigned labour intensive tasks including
- 31:12dredging rivers, digging and constructing aqueducts, building
- 31:16cities and mining gold ore in Southern Africa.
- 31:19During their alien deployment to Earth, they were not provided
- 31:22with female companions measured in Liberian orbit lengths.
- 31:26As 3600 Earth Years, Ryan Moorhen translated the first
- 31:30tablet from the Etrahasis, the Old Babylonian version Etrahasis
- 31:34tablet #1 When the gods did the work and bore the burden, the
- 31:38load was too heavy, the work is too challenging, the trouble too
- 31:42great. Ijigai was made to carry a
- 31:44sevenfold workload by the mighty Anunnaki.
- 31:47Their father Anu was the king, their councillor warrior Elil
- 31:51Chamberlain Ninurta, the canal controller Anuji.
- 31:55As soon as they gained Anunnaki lands, they after casting lots,
- 31:59the gods decided Anu ascended into the sky.
- 32:02Elil also took the earth for his people.
- 32:05Elil also took the bolt that bars the sea.
- 32:08Enki was assigned a too far sighted task.
- 32:11After Anu ascended to the sky, the gods of the Yaspu had
- 32:14descended below the Anunnaki of the sky.
- 32:17The workload was put in Ijigai. Ijigai dug canals.
- 32:21The Ijigai dugout canals the life lines of the land to clear
- 32:25the channels. Clearing the Land's life lines
- 32:28the channels was necessary. The gods dug the Tigris river
- 32:31bed, then the Euphrates were dug up, settling down in the depths.
- 32:36The Apsu of the Annunaki. Inside it raised its highest
- 32:39point of all the mountains. They carried the excess burden
- 32:43for 3600 years. Arduous work, night and day,
- 32:47grumbling and blaming each other.
- 32:48They groaned. They groaned under the weight of
- 32:51the excavated soil. I would like to engage the
- 32:54Chamberlain, get him to relieve us of our tedious work as well.
- 32:58The Ojigai, summarizing the key points of the first tablet,
- 33:02surround Enlil's encampment and demand to be relieved of their
- 33:05excessive workload on Nibiru. Enlil and Enki's father Anu are
- 33:10summoned for advice and counsel. Enki is also invited to help
- 33:13find a solution to the unrest in the mines.
- 33:16The Ijigai gold miners are temporarily appeased with
- 33:19promises of work relief as a replacement for the Ijigai gold
- 33:23diggers Enki and Neinharsag. His half sister design A
- 33:26genetically engineered primitive worker.
- 33:28We will introduce the reader to evidence that supports
- 33:31Annunaki's presence on Earth. Annunaki, evidence on Earth.
- 33:36Are there any physical signs the Annunaki were here on Earth?
- 33:39The categories of evidence examined include astrological,
- 33:43technical, documentary, and biological evidence on the Enuma
- 33:47Elish clay tablets displayed at the University of Pennsylvania
- 33:50Museum. The Sumerian creation tale is
- 33:53represented as an allegory of celestial warriors whose.
- 33:56Skirmishes and exploits led to the planets of their hosts
- 33:59forming circuits around the sun. In the Babylonian version,
- 34:02cuneiform inscribed clay tablets contain the tale approximately
- 34:06between 1936 and 1901 BCE. Approximately 2000 BCE was the
- 34:14height of Marduk's reign, according to Sumerian records,
- 34:18the first son of Enki and the national deity of Babylon.
- 34:22The. Creation tale of Nibiru is said
- 34:24to have existed in an older version in which Nibiru was
- 34:27named the Homeworld. Marduk replaced Nibiru as the
- 34:30homeworld in. Obv there are exceptions to the
- 34:33accurate representation of planet names and their orbital
- 34:36distances from the sun. The Babylonian creation account
- 34:39reveals an advanced knowledge of our solar system which was only
- 34:42recently confirmed by modern science.
- 34:44We may be only now reaching the point where we can validate the
- 34:48Babylonian Epic of Creation based on current scientific
- 34:51knowledge. The Sumerian records refer to 10
- 34:54planets, compared to our understanding and acceptance of
- 34:57only 9 today instead of nine. There are 10 planets in the Sun
- 35:01and Moon's account. Below I summarize the Epic of
- 35:04creation. Mercury in the Sun conspire to
- 35:07destroy Tiamat. At the story's start, Mercury is
- 35:10shielded from the radiation of the sun.
- 35:12When Enki learns of the plot, Mercury is put to sleep.
- 35:15By Enki. As is the Sun Mercury.
- 35:18Is in the sleepless days. Enki, another name for IEA,
- 35:22unfastened his belt, removed his crown, took off his radiance
- 35:25mantle and put it on himself. This means Mercury's orbit has
- 35:30temporarily been altered because of the solar radiation from the
- 35:33Sun, as Enki's planet is Neptune.
- 35:36For 900 years, Nibiru rested on top of the Sun, captured in the
- 35:40Sun's orbit. This was during the reign of
- 35:42enmil solar radiation effects IR Damkina and their first born son
- 35:47Marduk. As the progeny of the
- 35:50high-ranking Annunaki Council members, Marduk establishes his
- 35:53right to be born with this account.
- 35:56Tarsus, Pisces, and Capricorn are signs of the Zodiac in the
- 35:59heavens. Earth's moon Qingwa held the
- 36:02Tablet of Destiny, which was aligned with Tiamat.
- 36:06In response to Tiamat's fury stirred by the Sun, Neptune
- 36:10turns back and reports to Anshar Saturn.
- 36:12As a result, Tiamat veers off its orbital path.
- 36:16Marduk Nibiru volunteers to help disband Tiamat's forces.
- 36:20Nibiru's orbit captures a constellation of planets, stars,
- 36:23and remnants of Tiamat. Saturn's gravitational pull
- 36:27pulls Nibiru into its orbit, providing A calming effect.
- 36:30Mercury and Venus are ancestors of Saturn, which is alluded to
- 36:34by sending a satellite or moon from Saturn to Mercury and Venus
- 36:38in Hulu. Wind is a whirlwind that
- 36:40releases seven winds against Tiamat.
- 36:43An asteroid arrow strikes Tiamat, splitting it open.
- 36:47The result is the destruction of Qingwa. 1/2 of Tiamat's mass is
- 36:51trampled, sending it to the roof of the sky, drawing a
- 36:54Thunderbolt across it and a guard to hold it in place.
- 36:58The water was arranged so that it coagulated into an ocean.
- 37:02After correcting Nibiru's course, the location was affixed
- 37:05to the stands of Ennil planetary affiliation Zupiter Zodiac
- 37:09symbol Taurus and Enki Zodiac affiliation Pisces Planetary
- 37:14affiliation Neptune. Formerly, the Earth's moon,
- 37:18belonged to Tiamat. The reader should read the Enuma
- 37:20Elish in its original form to understand the detailed creation
- 37:23epic, according to this allegory at the point of creation in our
- 37:27solar system. Tiamat Uranus had an established
- 37:30orbit between Mars and Jupiter Earth.
- 37:33Had not yet been created, the origins of Nibiru have been the
- 37:37subject of various hypotheses regarding its capture in our
- 37:40solar system's orbit. As a result, the battle for the
- 37:43orbital position began as Nibiru entered its orbit around the
- 37:46Sun. Passing the outer planets
- 37:48introduced gravitational forces that tilted Uranus.
- 37:52Pluto was dislodged from its orbit around Saturn by these
- 37:55forces, promoting it to planethood before it was demoted
- 37:59on its path to solar pedigree. 1 of Nibiru's satellites strike
- 38:03Tiamat, and on its following orbital path, Nibiru hits Tiamat
- 38:07directly. A large portion of Tiamat broke
- 38:09off to become the Earth, with the remnant debris becoming the
- 38:12asteroid belt currently positioned between Mars and
- 38:15Jupiter. When the Earth was in its
- 38:18present orbit, it congealed into a solid planet, capturing
- 38:21Nibiru's moon as its own. The Anunnaki creation account,
- 38:25read Every Spring in Babylon, seems to corroborate some modern
- 38:28scientific analysis of Earth's rifts in the Pacific and its
- 38:32colossal moon. It is an accidental panspermia
- 38:36instead of the one proposed. According to him, intelligent
- 38:39beings intentionally seeded planet Earth with alien life
- 38:42forms. The seeds of life could also
- 38:44have been transferred to Earth by an impact from Nibiru.
- 38:47Another planet in our solar system is the Annunaki.
- 38:50'S home planet of Nibiru, whose apogee is beyond Pluto in a 3600
- 38:55year retrograde orbit around the Sun.
- 38:57Doctor Robert S Harrington, the former chief of the US Naval
- 39:00Observatory. Pluto and its Moon Cairn were
- 39:03discovered by Tombao in 1930 and 1978 respectively.
- 39:07IRAS, an infrared astronomical satellite, was launched in 1983
- 39:13in response to wobbles in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune.
- 39:16Scientists used the satellite to seek the planet suspected of
- 39:19causing the wobbles. Researchers concluded that an
- 39:22object four times the size of our planet had been detected by
- 39:25the IRAS in 1992. Harrington and Van Flandern of
- 39:30the Naval Observatory. Published a newspaper article.
- 39:34They used all the information available.
- 39:36According to their observations, they believe a 10th planet has
- 39:39been discovered in our solar system.
- 39:41This planet is called an intruder planet.
- 39:44Doctor Harrington and Zakaria Sitchin, both familiar with
- 39:47Sitchin's writings about a 10th planet, met to correlate Iras's
- 39:51findings with the Enuma Elish, an ancient Babylonian creation
- 39:55epic. According to the Iras, other
- 39:58space probes like Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11, Harrington agreed
- 40:01with Sitchin that Nibiru. Was every 3600 years a planet as
- 40:06immense as Nibiru would pass between Mars and Jupiter?
- 40:10Because of Nibiru's passage, pole shifts and reversals have
- 40:13occurred. Causing changes in Earth's
- 40:16procession. Additionally, the perihelion may
- 40:19be responsible for potentially dangerous meteors and debris
- 40:22carried by asteroids building. Evidence and technology It is
- 40:27easy to find unusual artefacts around the world, especially
- 40:30those that seem to contradict the known capabilities of the
- 40:33civilization. Hieroglyphs found in the
- 40:35Egyptian Temple of Abidis depict rockets, airplanes, submarines,
- 40:40and even an advanced helicopter similar to the United States.
- 40:43AH 64 Apache helicopter Baalbek. Lebanon has the trilithen stones
- 40:48for building materials. Why choose the most challenging
- 40:51one? Large blocks of stone weighing
- 40:531000 tons. Or more likely, they did so
- 40:56because they could, and it was easy for them.
- 40:58Among fascinating discoveries was the Temple of Hathor atop
- 41:02the biblical Mount Sinai. The temple contained a strange
- 41:05substance created by smelting gold.
- 41:08This find was the rediscovery of monoatomic gold by David Hudson.
- 41:12The massive stone blocks used in temple construction may have
- 41:15been moved using these anti gravity superconductors.
- 41:18Furthermore, there is evidence that the Anunnaki of a chosen
- 41:21bloodline consumed the monoatomic gold as conical bread
- 41:25cakes depicted on Hathor's temple walls.
- 41:28The short orbital cycles on Earth damaged the Anunnaki DNA.
- 41:32Specifically, the telomeres were damaged by proximity to the Sun
- 41:37because of the multi pass annealing process applied to the
- 41:40smelting gold. Ingestion of monoatomic gold
- 41:44acts to light up the human energy body and serve as a
- 41:47bridge to other dimensions. Antimony and other ingredients
- 41:51were added to the gold to turn it into a white powder and cause
- 41:54it to lose mass. Besides model airplanes,
- 41:58incredible solar and lunar temples aligned to solstices and
- 42:01equinoxes, along with 10s of thousands of Anunnaki tablets
- 42:05and written accounts of advanced beings teaching civilizing
- 42:08technologies to indigenous peoples.
- 42:11There is overwhelming evidence that the Anunnaki were here on
- 42:14Earth. Anunnaki astronauts left behind
- 42:17impressive remnants in ancient Mesopotamian.
- 42:20Cities such as Eridu, Babylon and Uruk where Gilgamesh
- 42:24reigned. The following evidence is
- 42:27listed. Baalbek defies current
- 42:30engineering methods. Gold mines carbon dated to the
- 42:33period that Enki was said to have been in Africa
- 42:36approximately 200,000 years ago. Sumerian baked clay tablets
- 42:40describe the Annunaki, their mission and personalities at the
- 42:44university. Of Pennsylvania Museum Numa
- 42:47Elish has a very sophisticated and technically accurate
- 42:50description of celestial collisions.
- 42:53It describes our current solar system's composition.
- 42:56The Romans knew about Pluto in this depiction, but it took NASA
- 43:00until the 1980s to identify it positively.
- 43:03What made them realize this? In 1973, the University of
- 43:07Chicago photographed the city of Eridu, with its baked bricks
- 43:11protruding from the sands of the Iraqi desert.
- 43:13The Sumerian King's list confirms the city and king.
- 43:17This is where Earth Station 1 is in the early. 1850s We
- 43:21understood the reality of those living in the ancient Middle
- 43:23East. Archaeological digs in
- 43:25Mesopotamia. Have brought the sophistication
- 43:27of the Sumerians to the world's attention.
- 43:30Anunnaki's records of marriage, birth and legal contracts were
- 43:33mixed with evidence of Anunnaki's history.
- 43:36Sumerian mythological entities were not invented, but found in
- 43:39those records that the Sumerians knew that the Anunnaki
- 43:42astronauts were not from Earth and were elevated to godhood in
- 43:46the various cities where they lived and built ziggurat temples
- 43:50in the summer civilization. The aliens were flesh and blood
- 43:53who interacted with the people and their underlying genetic
- 43:56creation. In Nineveh, Ashabanipal's
- 43:59library was burned, preserving many clay tablets for antiquity.
- 44:04Sipar's Anunnaki spaceport recently found a sealed 9 by 6
- 44:08foot room. Anunnaki's unbroken record of
- 44:11Earth's journey is detailed in nearly 400 chronologically
- 44:15ordered clay tablets within the seal chamber.
- 44:18During his time at Sitchin, Sumerian records of the Anunnaki
- 44:22were made public. The information has only
- 44:25recently become accepted. Tablets have now been digitized
- 44:29to increase speed and accuracy. Atrahasis text and Sumerian
- 44:32records point to Anunnaki gold mines in South Africa.
- 44:36Anunnaki gold was mined in Africa according to the Sumerian
- 44:39Atrahasis document. Carbon dating has proved that
- 44:42those ancient mines may have been used by 200,000 year old
- 44:46miners related to our biological ancestors.
- 44:49Evidence based on biological genetics Genetic evidence
- 44:55suggests that the Anunnaki developed primitive workers in
- 44:58South Africa near gold mines purchased by Anglo American Plca
- 45:02Mining Corporation. Shimti Enki's genetics lab is
- 45:06precisely where the genetic EVE study tracking mitochondrial DNA
- 45:10specified it should be. The genetic EVE study also
- 45:13tracked the mutation of the Y chromosome leading to the same
- 45:17area and time frame as the genetic Adam study.
- 45:20The Atrahasis describes how animal DNA was mixed with
- 45:24Anunnaki DNA until the ultimate solution, Homo sapiens.
- 45:28The Annunaki's intelligence claimed that humanity had
- 45:31received accounts of our technological advances leading
- 45:34to advanced space travel after only 200,000 years of evolution.
- 45:39This contradicts how tool improvement iteratively occurred
- 45:42over millions of years instead of rapid paradigm shifts like
- 45:45the Sumerians. Enki the scientist, the creator
- 45:49of man. Almost 432,000 years ago, the
- 45:53Ijigai colonized the Earth with Enki.
- 45:56Later, the Ijigai were accompanied by lower echelon
- 45:58workers dedicated to gold ore mining.
- 46:01With the mining operations in South Africa, the Anunnaki were
- 46:04in a difficult position. The mining operation was moved
- 46:07to Abzu, Africa along the Zambezi River after landing in
- 46:11the Persian Gulf building Eridu and failing to glean adequate
- 46:15quantities of gold from the ocean.
- 46:17After working in the mines for long periods under what seemed
- 46:20to be harsh conditions, the miners rebelled around Enlil's
- 46:23fortress and demanded relief. According to the account, the
- 46:27miners worked for 3600 years. One Shah coincidentally equals 1
- 46:32Iberian solar year before retiring.
- 46:35Atrahasis tablet #1 El Ill. Let us go together.
- 46:40Allah, the Counsellor of Gods, made his voice heard from the
- 46:42throne. Additionally, he spoke to the
- 46:45gods of his brothers. Welcome, let us carry El Ill
- 46:49with us from his dwelling. The counsellor of gods, the
- 46:52warrior cry battle. His speech caused the gods to
- 46:55set. Fire to their tools, their bolts
- 46:58for fire, their weapons for the God of fire.
- 47:02The flare ups began as they approached the gate of Warrior
- 47:05Ellis's dwelling. It was night, the middle watch,
- 47:08the house was surrounded by Nusku and Kalkal.
- 47:12Enlil's guards alerted him to the rabble surrounding his
- 47:15house. Enlil brought weapons to his
- 47:17dwelling when he discovered the Ijagai miners were surrounding
- 47:20him. Enlil's vizier, Nusku ordered
- 47:23the miners to surrender. His father Anu advised him to
- 47:27fetch Enki and seek counsel from him.
- 47:29Anu and Enki had an impromptu council meeting to discuss what
- 47:33to do about the revolting lower echelons of the Anunnaki.
- 47:37Anu, Lord of the Sky, and Enki, Lord of the APSU appear on the
- 47:41Atrahasis tablet. These are the most powerful
- 47:43Anunnaki. Eliel spoke up.
- 47:46She got up and the case moved along as she spoke to the mighty
- 47:50gods. Have they risen against me?
- 47:53Shall I engage in battle? Anu spoke to El El saying.
- 47:56Let Nusku go out. Get the word from Ijigai who
- 47:59have surrounded your door. Nusku, fully armed, approached
- 48:02the mob and asked on behalf of Anu, Enki, Enlil and the Anuji
- 48:07who was governor and what the problem was.
- 48:09The anarchy of the miners instructed Nusku to tell Enlil.
- 48:13Every single God has declared war.
- 48:15We have stopped digging. We are suffering under an
- 48:18excessive load. Hearing Nusku's issue on behalf
- 48:22of the Fed up miners, Enlil wept and then turned to his father
- 48:25Anu and asked that one miner be made an example of by being
- 48:29fired publicly. Anu raised his voice.
- 48:32He also asked his brothers. What are we complaining about?
- 48:36Their work was indeed too strenuous.
- 48:38Their trouble was too great. The earth resounded every day.
- 48:42We kept hearing the warning signal.
- 48:43It was loud enough. Why are we blaming them?
- 48:47Enki IEA asked his brothers. Gods, the work was too
- 48:51strenuous. The trouble was too much.
- 48:53A womb goddess Belet Ili is present.
- 48:55Let her create primeval man. He must bear the yoke to bear
- 49:00the woke of Elil Beret Ili, the womb goddess is present.
- 49:03Let. The womb goddess bear offspring
- 49:05and let man bear the work of the gods.
- 49:07Nintu AKA Belet Ili spoke to the most powerful gods and made her
- 49:12voice heard. Making him is not appropriate
- 49:15for me. Enki makes everything pure
- 49:17through his work. I will use the clay he gives me.
- 49:21Enki addressed the gods and made his voice heard.
- 49:24I will wash on the 1st, 7th, and 15th of each month.
- 49:28Thus, one God should be slaughtered.
- 49:30In addition, the gods can be purified by immersion.
- 49:33Nintu must mix clay. He was flesh and blood.
- 49:37He was also a God and a human king.
- 49:40It will be mixed with clay. I want to hear the drum beat
- 49:43forever. Let God create a ghost from his
- 49:45flesh and proclaim it to be his living sign.
- 49:48Furthermore, let the ghost exist so that the slain God will never
- 49:51be forgotten. Yes, yes, yes, said the
- 49:54assembly. The powerful Anunnaki assigns
- 49:57the fates. As a result, the Anunnaki
- 50:00Council led by Anu decides that Enki and Nintu, the medical
- 50:03officer also known as Nainhasag. Should develop a primitive
- 50:06worker to replace the rebellious Ijigai miners now crowned as
- 50:11mistress of all gods and in to address the Anunnaki Council.
- 50:14After eventual success, multiple genetic experiments, failures
- 50:19and mishaps are recounted in length in the Atrahasis.
- 50:23Even the mother of humans has to submit Atps report to justify
- 50:27her accomplishment to her boss. I did a great job.
- 50:31I completed the work you ordered from me.
- 50:33By destroying his intelligence, you have slaughtered a God.
- 50:36Thanks to me, you no longer have to do the tedious work.
- 50:39Man has been subjected to your will.
- 50:43Genetic manipulation is understood in modern civilized
- 50:45societies, but it is so common that it is not a big deal.
- 50:50It is possible that the annunaki.
- 50:51Who lived at least 450,000 years before our civilization and had
- 50:55conquered space travel could do in vitro fertilization.
- 51:00The Atrahasis account says they certainly could.
- 51:03This is a severe challenge to the idea of man as a creator.
- 51:06It makes me wonder if the biological scientist of our
- 51:09century performs any different functions than Enki did in his
- 51:13African laboratory. Observed the Anunnaki concept of
- 51:16transferring a spirit from a sacrifice being to another.
- 51:20This is like stories of underworld energy soul
- 51:23maintenance. According to the Enuma Elish
- 51:26creation story, the collision between Nibiru and Tiamat, which
- 51:31became the earth, could have contaminated the earth with the
- 51:33seeds of life from Nibiru. According to Enki's writings,
- 51:37those seeds of life came from the Creator of All.
- 51:40So even the Ijagai, who were sometimes called Enunaki, had a
- 51:44concept above a God. Based on Nibiru's evolutionary
- 51:48process, Enki regarded the bipedal hominids found on the
- 51:51African plains as a species. As a result, the evolutionary
- 51:55boost provided to early hominids was not a permanent change but a
- 51:59temporal head start. Humanity is indebted to a
- 52:03Creator of all for the seeds of life.
- 52:06The genetic seed of Enki was the archetypal Adapa, the first
- 52:10human to carry the Annunaki Mark A.
- 52:12Hybrid Annunaki genes contain the ancient astronaut identity
- 52:16and intelligence given the exact.
- 52:19Age of the Atrahasis tablets dated to 1700 BCE.
- 52:23An important point is brought to the reader's attention having
- 52:27attempted to eliminate all references to the other members
- 52:30of the Annunaki Council in the Torah narrative, especially any
- 52:34reference to Enki. The Enlilite perspective
- 52:37describes the background scene of a historical biblical flood.
- 52:41The Sumerian flood account was copied and changed to create the
- 52:44Genesis account Hebrew priests held.
- 52:47Captive in Babylon, wrote the Genesis account.
- 52:50During their captivity, they learned the truth about the
- 52:53biblical flood. Enlil, however, became the
- 52:55monotheistic ancient astronaut God they worshipped.
- 52:58They were terrified of Enlil's wrath.
- 53:00After all, the sons of God saw the beauty of the daughters of
- 53:04men as the number of men increased on earth, The sons of
- 53:07God, who could choose whom to marry?
- 53:10The Lord replied. My spirit will not contend with
- 53:13man forever because he is mortal.
- 53:15His days will be 120 years. In those days and afterward,
- 53:19when the sons of God married the daughters of men and had
- 53:22children with them, the Nephilim was on earth.
- 53:25Their renown was legendary. Genesis refers to the
- 53:29destructive flood caused by a different catalyst than the
- 53:31Atrahasis account. The Sumerian account describes
- 53:34Enlil as furious at human noise and wanting to silence them.
- 53:38According to Genesis chapter 6, verses 1 to 8, the Nephilim took
- 53:42human wives, potentially breaking a galactic law by
- 53:46marrying A genetically enslaved person.
- 53:48Enlil ignores this and bases the extinction of humankind on how
- 53:52evil men were. Man's wickedness on earth had
- 53:55become so severe that the Lord saw that every thought in man's
- 53:58heart was evil all the time. Having created man on earth, the
- 54:02Lord was grieved. His heart was filled with pain.
- 54:05Therefore, the Lord said, I will wipe humanity from the face of
- 54:08the earth whom I have created. The Genesis account and the
- 54:12Atrahasis account can be compared.
- 54:14A casual observer should readily detect 2 bold faced lies in
- 54:18Genesis 65. ENLIL does not have created
- 54:21humankind. According to the Atrahasis, Enki
- 54:25and Nimba were solely responsible, predating the
- 54:28Genesis account by 1700 years. Are humankind's thoughts
- 54:33continually evil, including when they toil in the mines for
- 54:35Ennil's gold ore? The genuine complaint in the
- 54:38Atrahasis account was that humankind was noisy and could
- 54:41not sleep. Was it too much trouble?
- 54:44Or were the ideas of his archrival brother's prolific
- 54:47offspring rising against his authority more likely than the
- 54:50facts? Using terminology in Genesis 65
- 54:54suggests that the biblical ghost writer Enlil was not a trained
- 54:58scientist. The Anunnaki knowledge of good
- 55:01and evil was present in Sumeria the Eden and was used by the
- 55:05Anunnaki this. Plant had a transformative
- 55:08effect at the DNA level, changing human consciousness.
- 55:11Enlil tells a dapper in the Garden of Eden that if he eats
- 55:14it, he will die. This lie is counted by Enki, who
- 55:18assures A dapper that he will not die but become one of us,
- 55:22one God. Enki tells the truth and is
- 55:24ostracized and symbolized as a snake.
- 55:27Whereas Enlil lies and proclaims himself to be God, Enki's stated
- 55:31outcome of Adam not dying but realizing his nakedness proves a
- 55:34lie. Enlil.
- 55:36Did not want the seed of the knowledge regarding good and
- 55:38evil consumed for this very reason.
- 55:40His view was that access to higher consciousness should not
- 55:44be controlled. Unexpected genocidal acts
- 55:48followed Enlil's genocidal actions.
- 55:51According to the first man breeding program, humans became
- 55:54prolific and loud after 600 years.
- 55:58Less than 600 years have passed since 600.
- 56:02Additionally, the country became too large, the people too many.
- 56:06There was much noise in the country.
- 56:08El Ill was forced to listen to their clamour as God grew
- 56:11restless. In his address to the gods he
- 56:13said there is too much human noise.
- 56:16I am losing sleep over it. The Shirupu disease shall break
- 56:20out. This seems to be the beginning
- 56:23of the all out conflict between Enki and Enlil.
- 56:26Enki created humanity with the aid of Ninhersag, freeing the
- 56:29gods from the toil of the African gold mines.
- 56:31He promised he would be offended if he heard his half brother.
- 56:35Enlil ordered the release of a disease on the populace whose
- 56:38obvious intent was to wipe out the source of the noise, namely
- 56:42humanity. The book will explore other deep
- 56:45seated sources of conflict between the two.
- 56:48They included birthright, inheritance and official rank.
- 56:52The Bible corroborates the timeline from the creation of
- 56:55the Adapa to where Enlil wanted to end them, namely 600 years
- 56:59later. Noah was around this age at the
- 57:01time of the flood. The floodgates of the heavens
- 57:04were opened on that day. In the 600th year of Noah's
- 57:07life, there were 40 days and nights of rain.
- 57:11Atrahasis contradicts the 40 day continuous rain in the Sumerian
- 57:14account, stating only seven days.
- 57:17Also interesting is the age shown in Genesis 5 from Adam to
- 57:20Noah. Mahalalel's age is 895 years and
- 57:25Jared's age is 962 years. Would it be possible that the
- 57:29ages were just exaggerated? Or could the Anunnaki bloodline
- 57:32in a more pure state? Before dilution, after
- 57:35generational mixing with humanity account for the
- 57:37exceptional ages noted. It is also worth noting that the
- 57:41Anunnaki had a genetic age constraint on their primitive
- 57:43workers. Therefore, they had the
- 57:45intelligence to follow instructions in the minds and a
- 57:48short lifespan to prevent overpopulation.
- 57:51Humankind was given a maximum lifespan of 120 years in Genesis
- 57:5563. The Atrahasis account agrees
- 57:58with this. The oldest person recorded in
- 58:00history was Miss Jean Calmo, a French woman who lived from 21st
- 58:05February 1875 to 4th August 1997.
- 58:09She was 132 years and 184 days old.
- 58:13It appears she broke the Annunaki genetic mould by a
- 58:16small amount, namely 2 years and 164 days.
- 58:20Despite the multitudes of species that have lived on
- 58:22Earth, the 120 year genetic design target appears to have
- 58:26worked well. Atrahasis establishes a close
- 58:29relationship between Atrahasis and the mighty God Enki near the
- 58:32end, according to the genealogy in the Lost Book of Enoch.
- 58:36Atrahasis was the son of Enki and Batanash, the wife of
- 58:40Lamech. In biblical times, Atrahasis,
- 58:42Enki's son, coordinates a rebellion among humankind,
- 58:46instructing it on how to perform a peaceful protest and shame the
- 58:49powers Enlil into ceasing the punishment by Shirupu disease.
- 58:53Whatever it was, Enki's intercession has worked, much to
- 58:57Enlil's dismay. As he clenches his jaws to
- 59:00prepare for the next attack on human fodder, Enlil orders a
- 59:04revolutionary genocidal tactic. Enlil.
- 59:07Enlil addressed the most powerful gods.
- 59:10I am losing sleep over humankind's noise.
- 59:13I am losing sleep over their racket.
- 59:16Stop supplying food to the people.
- 59:18Let the vegetation be too scarce to satisfy their hunger.
- 59:22Adad should wipe away his reign. Iscour.
- 59:25Adad is Ennil's son. Let no flood water flow from the
- 59:29springs below, Let the wind sweep strip the ground bare, and
- 59:33let the clouds gather but no rain.
- 59:35Nisaba should stop up her bosom. If the field yielded A
- 59:39diminished harvest, they will never be happy.
- 59:43In the same way, Enki runs intercession on behalf of the
- 59:45people, teaching them how to manage the.
- 59:48Ill will of his half brother Ennil Enki demands the people
- 59:51resist by not praying to their goddess and shaming Iskor Adad
- 59:55to prevent rain on the crops. Enki's intercession again works,
- 59:59but only temporarily. In his multi pronged assault on
- 1:00:03humanity, Ennil persists. He sends other diseases to
- 1:00:07silence them. Humanity was afflicted with
- 1:00:09sickness, headaches, shirupu and asaku diseases.
- 1:00:13Nisaba turned away from her breast as the.
- 1:00:16Yield of the field decreased as the dark field turned white.
- 1:00:20As the broad countryside bred alkali.
- 1:00:23The earth clamps down her teats. Nothing sprouted.
- 1:00:27No grain grew. A baby could not get out of the
- 1:00:30womb because it was too tight. The people were inflicted with
- 1:00:33Asaku. By the end of the second year,
- 1:00:36the storehouse was empty. During the third year, the
- 1:00:38storehouse was still empty. Is this correct?
- 1:00:42Starvation changed the looks of the people after the 4th year.
- 1:00:45Their well set shoulders slouched, their upright
- 1:00:48shoulders bowed. Often people walked out in
- 1:00:51public hunched over. As the fifth year approached,
- 1:00:54her daughter would watch her mother come in.
- 1:00:56Even a mother would not open her door to her eldest.
- 1:00:59The eldest daughter would watch the scales at the sale of her
- 1:01:02mother. When her daughter turned 6A
- 1:01:04mother would watch the scales at the sale of her daughter.
- 1:01:07They served up a daughter as food.
- 1:01:09They served up a son. Etrahasis again seeks his Lord
- 1:01:13Enki to protect himself and what is left of humankind from the
- 1:01:16genocidal onslaught that Enlil has brought.
- 1:01:19This request for help once again leads to conflict between the
- 1:01:21two brothers. Enlil, unhappy with the
- 1:01:24destruction and disease he has brought to humanity, orders.
- 1:01:26Enki to manufacture a flood to wipe out the remaining humans,
- 1:01:30but Enki refuses. The Anunnaki could manipulate
- 1:01:33the weather with technology like HAARP, but it is not clear in
- 1:01:37these circumstances that the Anunnaki caused the flood.
- 1:01:40But by gravitational forces wrought Nibiru's passing Earth
- 1:01:44on route to a 3600 year solar pedigree, A tsunami generated by
- 1:01:50slipping ice sheets at the poles, potentially to wipe out
- 1:01:53Mesopotamia, was to be kept. From Man by Enlil.
- 1:01:56The Anunnaki caused the flood by using a flood weapon.
- 1:01:59Or expecting its arrival based on perturbations in the heavens.
- 1:02:03But Enlil took credit for it to increase his perceived power to
- 1:02:07punish. The strange deeds and attitudes
- 1:02:10specified in the Atrahasis account of Ennil and his crimes
- 1:02:13against humanity should strike a chord with wrath and vengeance
- 1:02:18because Enki was concerned for his son Atrahasis in
- 1:02:21anticipation of a planned or accidental flood event.
- 1:02:24He changed the oath. He was asked to swear to the
- 1:02:26Anunnaki Council not to warn humans of the impending floods
- 1:02:29and disaster. Instead of warning Atrahasis
- 1:02:32directly, Enki overseas his speech to the wall of the Reed
- 1:02:36Hut where his son has taken refuge.
- 1:02:39Atrahasis is instructed to build a boat.
- 1:02:43Listen to me constantly, wall read Hut.
- 1:02:46Pay attention to everything I say.
- 1:02:48Demolish the house. Build a boat, save living things
- 1:02:51instead of possessions. Your boat roof it like an apsu
- 1:02:56so that the sun. Cannot see inside.
- 1:02:58Build upper and lower decks and the tackle must be robust.
- 1:03:02Bitumen is thick to provide strength.
- 1:03:05You will receive rain here. He filled the sand clock.
- 1:03:08The amount of sand needed for the flood was seven nights
- 1:03:11worth. As noted previously, it rained
- 1:03:14for 40 days in Genesis Versus. Seven days in the Atrahasis.
- 1:03:18It looks like Enlil is trying to blame Enki for the flood
- 1:03:21symbolically. In order to achieve this, he
- 1:03:23changes the rain days number to the same number of days assigned
- 1:03:26to Enki, IE 40. It would be uncharacteristic of
- 1:03:30the brothers to act in this manner.
- 1:03:32Either way, Atrahasis is the real nautical saviour of
- 1:03:35humankind, the biblical Noah. King Shurupak was 600 years old
- 1:03:40and served as a medical centre for Neinhersag Nintu.
- 1:03:43Belitle Mami, many names for her.
- 1:03:45She later became known as Isis in Egypt.
- 1:03:48Atrahasis recounted the tale people left behind would buy
- 1:03:51once he left their beloved city. According to him, Enki and Enlil
- 1:03:55were at odds and since the city was in Enlil's region,
- 1:03:58Mesopotamia. It would be best to leave the
- 1:04:01region and go to Africa ABSU to find safety in Enki's domain.
- 1:04:06We can find a very detailed account of Noah's Ark on the
- 1:04:08tablets complete. With full blown.
- 1:04:10Sumerian Details. According to many cultures, the
- 1:04:13Great Flood occurred at the end of the last Ice Age,
- 1:04:16approximately 11,000 BCE, with the aid of an Anunnaki.
- 1:04:20Pilot Enki had placed on board the vessel Atrahasis landed on
- 1:04:24the highest mountain peak in the area, Mount Ararat, following
- 1:04:27the flood. The Anunnaki spotted Etrahasis
- 1:04:30boat from the airborne craft and the Anunnaki landed on Mount
- 1:04:34Ararat to investigate the matter further.
- 1:04:36El Ill saw the boat and was. Furious with the Ijugai, the
- 1:04:39mighty Anuna agreed together on oath no form of.
- 1:04:43Life should have escaped. How did anyone survive the
- 1:04:45catastrophe? Enki shouted to the mighty gods.
- 1:04:49I did it in defiance of you. I protected life.
- 1:04:52By making sure it was preserved, Enki created humankind from his
- 1:04:56DNA and rebelled against his brother Enlil's genocidal order
- 1:05:00to wipe out the primitive workers, saving his son
- 1:05:03Atrahasis from the flood that wiped out the Mesopotamian
- 1:05:06civilization. Here is the story in black and
- 1:05:09white. OK, baked clay.
- 1:05:10To start with, Enki created humanity from his genes and
- 1:05:15rebelled against an order by his brother Enlil to wipe out the
- 1:05:18primitive workers, saving his son Atrahasis from the massive
- 1:05:22flood that decimated the Sumerian civilization.
- 1:05:25Primitive worker according to the Atrahasis, if the primitive.
- 1:05:29Workers received intelligence from one of the Ijugai.
- 1:05:33What would prevent the humans from exercising their
- 1:05:35intelligence, realizing that they were enslaved and revolting
- 1:05:38as their predecessors? Had the Anunnaki designed
- 1:05:41primitive humans as enslaved people, intending to control
- 1:05:45manage them for mining and construction work, stating in
- 1:05:48the Atrahasis that intelligence was built in as part of their
- 1:05:51design. 1 is not making a robot with a limited command set,
- 1:05:55which creates a challenge for the creator.
- 1:05:57An entity with intelligence can gain a sense of self or a centre
- 1:06:01of gravity instead. In the end this will lead to
- 1:06:04rebellion and independence. The Annunaki and the Ijagai were
- 1:06:08confronted with this dilemma as the Annunaki in charge need a
- 1:06:12general labour to build cities and mines.
- 1:06:15Because of the Ijugai, we face the same issue on earth as we do
- 1:06:18today. Their primitive.
- 1:06:19Consciousness was most likely instilled deliberately at a
- 1:06:23lower level than the creator, effectively relegating them to
- 1:06:26being enslaved workers. Evolution never stops.
- 1:06:29The primitive worker eventually develops enough self identity
- 1:06:32over time, especially if given the intelligence to handle more
- 1:06:35complex tasks. Just like Adam and Eve in the
- 1:06:38Garden of Eden, Enlil knew that self consciousness was
- 1:06:41antithetical to slavery, so he realized Enki had plans to
- 1:06:45create a workforce like them. A symbol of power as well as
- 1:06:49allowing for rapid population growth to meet labour needs,
- 1:06:53breeding capabilities ensured a productive workforce.
- 1:06:56Over time on earth, the Ijagai enslaved people became conscious
- 1:07:00of themselves and revolted against their slave taskmasters,
- 1:07:03the Anunnaki elite, demanding a replacement slave workforce, EG
- 1:07:08Enki's primitive workers, anatomically modern humans.
- 1:07:11It took some time for this to happen.
- 1:07:14The ancient astronauts who were less accustomed to Earth's
- 1:07:17shorter solar cycle may have helped in finding their identity
- 1:07:20by the difference in time experienced by the Ijugai Shahs
- 1:07:24are equal to 3600 years according to the Ijugai Lord.
- 1:07:29Enki surely knew this since he intended to jump start the
- 1:07:32evolutionary process that was already underway on Earth.
- 1:07:35Enki recognized that the seeds of life on Earth came from
- 1:07:38Nibiru and Neanderthal humans were present on Earth already,
- 1:07:41which he mentioned finding in Africa and reporting to the
- 1:07:44Anunnaki Council. The Anunnaki Council approved
- 1:07:47the genetic intervention with the local Neanderthal species
- 1:07:50since in their minds. That was a way to jump start the
- 1:07:53primitive Earthlings to a higher state of evolution.
- 1:07:56Neanderthals to the primitive worker.
- 1:07:58No harm, no foul, right? Because of the dice roll between
- 1:08:01his brother Enlil and Enki over who would stay in Mesopotamia,
- 1:08:05Enki was assigned the African gold mining operation.
- 1:08:08Enki then established himself. In the Abzu region of Africa to
- 1:08:12oversee the gold mining operations, the Annunaki
- 1:08:15reportedly faced environmental and atmospheric threats on their
- 1:08:18planet as well. As a result, the mission to
- 1:08:21Earth to obtain gold for the anodized layer in the atmosphere
- 1:08:24was very urgent. Enlil was furious over the
- 1:08:27subversive. Tactics and knowledgeable beings
- 1:08:29that Enki had created and which Enki marvelled at, just as Enki
- 1:08:33himself was. Enki must have outdone himself
- 1:08:36playing genetic God-given his lustful reaction to the
- 1:08:39primitive workers in Mesopotamia early on.
- 1:08:43Marduk brags to his son about finding beautiful earthlings.
- 1:08:46Bathing in a stream and their encounters with him, Marduk
- 1:08:50laughs and remarks on Enki's previous reputation with the
- 1:08:53opposite sex. Saponet a mere.
- 1:08:56Mortal was also irresistible to Marduk, who gave up his rights
- 1:09:00as a God on Nibiru to marry her. Enlil also LED a raid on the
- 1:09:04primitive enslaved people, returning them to Eden.
- 1:09:07Enlil may not have appreciated Enki's genetic progress, but the
- 1:09:11enslaved people were helpful for labour needs, for security and
- 1:09:15control issues. For primitive workers.
- 1:09:17Enki certainly had the bases covered because of the tension
- 1:09:20between the brothers. According to the initial
- 1:09:22records, there were also 600 ijugai after they arrived on
- 1:09:26Earth. The idea of creating an
- 1:09:28indigenous workforce with a higher level of intelligence
- 1:09:30than even the Ijagai had certainly alarmed Enlil from a
- 1:09:33command and control standpoint. If the workers were to grow in
- 1:09:37number, how would he control them?
- 1:09:40To the small Anunnaki elite present, this would pose A
- 1:09:43revolutionary threat. Wouldn't a mob of angry miners
- 1:09:46be able to destroy it quickly? This information is provided to
- 1:09:50set the context in which Enki persuaded the Council to create
- 1:09:53a primitive workforce. Security and control would be
- 1:09:56the primary concerns. Enki was probably always looking
- 1:10:00for ways to undermine his brother's facade, hinder his
- 1:10:03command effectiveness, and antagonise his brother and
- 1:10:06rightful heir, Commander Enlil. Given the advanced abilities the
- 1:10:10Anunnaki possessed genetically, one must consider what
- 1:10:13communication methods they had integrated into their primitive
- 1:10:16workers. So they could be efficiently
- 1:10:18commanded and controlled. Communication methods were
- 1:10:21necessary to control large numbers of enslaved people.
- 1:10:24The commands were related to assigned group tasks, such as
- 1:10:27pulling a rope in unison. What would one do with a slave
- 1:10:30worker who suddenly stopped communicating?
- 1:10:33It would be too risky. Thoth is the son of Enki, the
- 1:10:36Creator. He advocated for humankind to
- 1:10:39become sons of God. Through.
- 1:10:40Awakening their energy bodies, chakras and consequent
- 1:10:43consciousness, which he designed to be sensitive to the various
- 1:10:47frequencies associated with the radial distance and frequencies
- 1:10:51caused by a spherical resonator such as the Earth.
- 1:10:54Those who read the Emerald Tablets can get a sense of the
- 1:10:56advanced energy knowledge Thoth possessed.
- 1:10:59As evidenced by his staff, he was an expert geneticist.
- 1:11:02The caduceus, a function of human consciousness connected to
- 1:11:06DNA, was the knowledge of energy matter.
- 1:11:08And the pineal gland. Noah, Gilgamesh and eternal
- 1:11:12life. Gilgamesh's Epic.
- 1:11:15Is the most extensive literary composition written in Arcadian
- 1:11:18cuneiform script in the ancient world.
- 1:11:21King Gilgamesh. Is known for his famed quest for
- 1:11:23immortality, a quest that has become a worldwide recognizable
- 1:11:26theme in present day southern Iraq.
- 1:11:29The narration follows the heroic king of the.
- 1:11:31Sumerian city of Uruk, the Anunnaki God's ordained
- 1:11:35kingship, the only form of early governorship in Mesopotamia.
- 1:11:39A king was an exemplary shepherd, maintaining order,
- 1:11:42military leadership and security, and performing
- 1:11:45priestly functions such as creating laws and conducting
- 1:11:48large scale building projects. He also served as the link
- 1:11:51between the. Gods and the people In ancient
- 1:11:54times, kings were likely demigods, a hybrid mix of pure
- 1:11:57Liberian blood and the genetics diluted for the slave species at
- 1:12:01Dapper. According to the Sumerian Kings
- 1:12:03list, local Banda the shepherd king ruled Uruk for 1200 years.
- 1:12:08An ancient Sumerian text describes a romantic
- 1:12:11relationship between Lugalbanda and Ninson, a full blooded
- 1:12:14Anunnaki goddess. In Gilgamesh and Huwawa, the
- 1:12:17hero consistently says under my mother Ninson and my father holy
- 1:12:21Lugalbanda King Gilgamesh was therefore 3/4 pure Anunnaki
- 1:12:26blood. Gilgamesh may have been the king
- 1:12:28and father of Lugalbanda, but he was merely a human.
- 1:12:32Ninson, as a full blooded Annunaki female, would
- 1:12:34contribute mitochondrial DNA to her offspring, making 344
- 1:12:39Annunaki according to Niburian inheritance.
- 1:12:42Rules. The rightful heir will be borne
- 1:12:44from the father and his half sister, perpetuating the
- 1:12:47dominating effects of mitochondrial DNA.
- 1:12:49The table below depicts the first dynasty kings of Uruk.
- 1:12:52The lineage data shows Gilgamesh did not follow in direct
- 1:12:55succession after his father Lugalbander, even though he was
- 1:12:59king circa 2600 BCE and ruled for 126 years.
- 1:13:04He succeeded Dumuzi, a son of Enki.
- 1:13:07Unug was defeated and the throne was given to Urim.
- 1:13:10Uh. In the late 2nd Millennium BCE,
- 1:13:13many tablets relating to the Gilgamesh epic were found
- 1:13:16throughout the Middle East. Some tablets were found in
- 1:13:19Megiddo written in Arkadian, while others were in EMA.
- 1:13:22Along the mid Euphrates there are versions in Arkadian.
- 1:13:25Hittite and Horian discussed in Hertusa, the capital of the
- 1:13:29Hittites in northern Anatolia. Nineveh was discovered in the
- 1:13:327th century during the Qasite kingship of Sennacherib.
- 1:13:36There is no. Record of the origin of the
- 1:13:38famous epic. But it presents the contemporary
- 1:13:40gods of Mesopotamia in the same way as the Atrahasis, including
- 1:13:44the members of the Anunnaki Council, Enlil, Enki, and Anu.
- 1:13:48During his reign as king, Gilgamesh knew humans created by
- 1:13:51Enki had a limited lifespan of only 120 years.
- 1:13:55For centuries, Gilgamesh's heroic and emotionally charged
- 1:13:58quest for eternal life appealed to the audiences in the entire
- 1:14:02region, just as it did to his Anunnaki predecessors.
- 1:14:06The sensitive king grieved over the loss of life and dreaded his
- 1:14:09death as a genetically defective individual.
- 1:14:12As evidenced by the long lives of the lucky king in Genesis 4
- 1:14:15and the many deeds he performed in ancient Mesopotamia, demigods
- 1:14:19like the lucky King probably lived much longer than 120
- 1:14:21years. Anunnaki was partaking of life,
- 1:14:24prolonging Starfire gold to mitigate the effects of the
- 1:14:27rapid solar cycles experienced on Earth to prevent the
- 1:14:30degradation of telomeres. Therefore, the Anunnaki appeared
- 1:14:34immortal, or to have everlasting life.
- 1:14:36It does not appear that King Gelgamesh had access to the same
- 1:14:40life prolonging luxury because of his diluted Anunnaki blood.
- 1:14:44Gilgamesh knew he would not have the same.
- 1:14:46Eternal lifespan as Ninson. His mother, Gilgamesh, yearns
- 1:14:50for eternal life. The perks of being king are
- 1:14:53many. Gilgamesh had access to
- 1:14:56otherwise forbidden knowledge kept by astronauts in his
- 1:14:58backyard of Uruk, which must have been tantalising for him.
- 1:15:01Inana and Anu both had temples in Uruk.
- 1:15:05Anunnaki guarded the Emmys, which were reported to number 94
- 1:15:08in total. The information stored on ME
- 1:15:11tablets likely contained details about genetics and related to
- 1:15:14what appeared to be eternal life spans for the gods.
- 1:15:17From this information, ancient astronauts developed
- 1:15:20civilization on a distant planet.
- 1:15:22Gilgamesh was well aware of the role genetics play in a long
- 1:15:25life, as evidenced by the longevity of the Anunnaki
- 1:15:28enshrined as gods and deified in Mesopotamia, and sought to
- 1:15:32obtain it for himself, Ziyu Sudra AKA Atrahasis.
- 1:15:36Noah and his family landed on Mount Ararat aboard the ark,
- 1:15:40instructed by Enki following the last apocalyptic deluge to hit
- 1:15:44Mesopotamia as Enlil soared aloft with several other
- 1:15:47Anunnaki key figures surveying flood damage.
- 1:15:50He spotted Ziyusudra and his ark.
- 1:15:52He was furious that some humans had survived the catastrophe.
- 1:15:56The truth of his bloodline was revealed.
- 1:15:57To Ziyusudra later that evening, while he conducted an offering
- 1:16:00at an impromptu altar he built on site.
- 1:16:03Ziyusudra's father was Enki, saving him from the destructive
- 1:16:06deluge. Ziyusudra, who was only 50% pure
- 1:16:09in his Anunnaki lineage, was given eternal life during that
- 1:16:12meeting with Enlil. It is not completely clear what
- 1:16:15transpired on the mountain, but according to the Anunnaki
- 1:16:18writings. Most likely it involved a
- 1:16:21council decision to provide access to a specific plant of
- 1:16:24life. For the transformed and newly
- 1:16:26renamed Anunnaki Club member Ortonat Prishtam, Anu visits
- 1:16:31Adapa in heaven. A Liberian host offered the
- 1:16:34bread of life and elixir to the enslaved mortal Adapa.
- 1:16:37When Dumuzi and Ningesh Zida LED them to meet Anu in heaven,
- 1:16:42Nibiru as part of the ritual encounter, Adapa refused the
- 1:16:45bread and the elixir following Enki's instructions.
- 1:16:49More than likely, these concoctions restore the DNA of
- 1:16:52the Anunnaki, perpetuating the natural renewal process.
- 1:16:56Considering the rapid ageing of the Anunnaki who worked in
- 1:16:59Africa's mines for long periods, the renewed process appears to
- 1:17:02have been copied or re engineered on earth.
- 1:17:05Gilgamesh sought a plant that would produce the same life
- 1:17:07extending effects. After failing in his attempt to
- 1:17:10meet the gods who were seen taking off and landing rockets
- 1:17:13on the massive stone platforms at Baalbek, Lebanon, King
- 1:17:17Gilgamesh devised a plan to find Enki's son.
- 1:17:20Gilgamesh could discover the secret given to him by Enlil
- 1:17:23atop Mount Ararat and achieve eternal life for himself if he
- 1:17:27could find the king of Shirupak. Known as Ziyusudra to the
- 1:17:31Sumerians and Noah to the readers of the canonical Bible.
- 1:17:34Ziyusudra AKA Noah was renamed UT Napishtim following his
- 1:17:39changed longevity status and allowed into God's private club.
- 1:17:43On Mount Ararat. Gilgamesh had 75% pure Anunnaki
- 1:17:47blood. Ziyusudra, however, only had
- 1:17:5050%. Thus, it seemed only fair that
- 1:17:52Ninsun's son Gilgamesh should be treated the same way about 2600
- 1:17:57BCE. This is the catalyst for
- 1:17:59Gilgamesh's epic tale and the background situation in Uruk.
- 1:18:04Noah meets Gilgamesh. King Gilgamesh finds the mighty
- 1:18:07flood exile Utnaprishtam in his quest and gets him to reveal the
- 1:18:11location of the plant of life he seeks, which is harvested in the
- 1:18:15shallow waters of the ocean. Gilgamesh Epic tablet 11
- 1:18:20Gilgamesh spoke to him to Odnapishtam the far off.
- 1:18:24Gilgamesh looked at Odnapishtam. Furthermore, your limbs are
- 1:18:27precisely the same as mine. You are not different from me at
- 1:18:30all. Odnapishtam spoke to him to
- 1:18:32Gilgamesh, saying, I feel the urge to prove myself against
- 1:18:35you. Gilgamesh, let me reveal to you
- 1:18:37a secret that has been kept for a long time.
- 1:18:41From this point on, Noah tells Gilgamesh A detailed account of
- 1:18:44what happened before, during, and after the apocalyptic flood.
- 1:18:48Compare this account in Genesis 7 to 9.
- 1:18:52This is a comprehensive account of humankind's origins.
- 1:18:56Gilgamesh Epic tablet 11 You know Shura Pack, a city in the
- 1:19:00Euphrates. When the most powerful gods
- 1:19:02caused a flood in that city, it was already old.
- 1:19:05Their father Anu was there, the warrior Elil served as their
- 1:19:09counsellor, Nenurta as their Chamberlain, Anuji as their
- 1:19:13canal controller. A far sighted EER swore an oath
- 1:19:17of secrecy to them. He repeated their speech to a
- 1:19:19Reed Hut man of Shurapak, son of Ubarra Tutu.
- 1:19:24Dismantle your house and build a boat, Reed.
- 1:19:26Hutt, Reed. Hutt.
- 1:19:27Brick wall. Brick wall.
- 1:19:29Listen to me, Reed Hutt, and pay attention.
- 1:19:32Rather than possessions, look for living things.
- 1:19:35Save lives by rejecting cattle. Put the seeds of all living
- 1:19:39things in the boat. When I realized and spoke with
- 1:19:42my master IA, my master, I have listened to the words you spoke
- 1:19:46in this way, and I will act accordingly.
- 1:19:49How can I explain myself to the city, to the men and the elders,
- 1:19:53elders, elders. IA Enki spoke up and said I, his
- 1:19:58servant was told to speak to them.
- 1:20:01Eliel has rejected me, so I cannot stay in your city.
- 1:20:04Additionally, I cannot set foot on El AL's land again.
- 1:20:07My master EA must stay with me in APSU.
- 1:20:10According to this Tablet 11 snippet, Odnaprashtam attributes
- 1:20:14his fate to Enki, who warned him about the impending flood, and
- 1:20:17Engel, who blessed him with eternal life.
- 1:20:20Gilgamesh travels home with his prized prize plant by sea after
- 1:20:24hunting for the heralded life plant.
- 1:20:26With Odnaprashtam and Uruk's king considering the symbols
- 1:20:29alluded to in the epic, those officially attributed to Enki,
- 1:20:32Lord of the Waters. Gilgamesh is taken away with the
- 1:20:36plant. In Enki's original genetic
- 1:20:38design, humankind was restricted to a finite lifespan of 120
- 1:20:42years. Gilgamesh was more than likely
- 1:20:45to live beyond the mortal lifespan limit, yet his destiny
- 1:20:48was not to be immortal like Noah and the gods. 2 demigods
- 1:20:52perished here on Earth. Heroes of old, men of renown.
- 1:20:55Described in the Hebrew edited version of the Bible.
- 1:20:58New International Version Alexander the Great of
- 1:21:01Macedonia, a similar old hero, suffered the same consequences
- 1:21:05as Gilgamesh genesis in those days and afterward, the nephilim
- 1:21:09lived on earth when the sons of God had married men's daughters
- 1:21:13and had children by them, they were the.
- 1:21:15Heroes of the past. The men of renown Gilgamesh's
- 1:21:18mother Ninson would be an excellent candidate to study the
- 1:21:21Anunnaki genealogy since she came from a pure bloodline.
- 1:21:24Her mother was an ancient hero, a king of renowned and fame.
- 1:21:28Genesis. As the father of Nimrod Kush was
- 1:21:31a mighty warrior on earth, he was a mighty hunter before the
- 1:21:34Lord. Because of this, it is said,
- 1:21:37like Nimrod, a mighty hunter before the Lord.
- 1:21:40His first centres of power were Babylon, Erech.
- 1:21:43Uruk, Akkad and Kalneh in Shina, Suma Sitchin dreamed of
- 1:21:49genetically analysing an ancient astronaut's body from Nibiru.
- 1:21:52The discoveries would validate his theories about the Sumerian
- 1:21:55gods, correlating our missing link origins with the archetypal
- 1:21:59entwined serpent strands of Anunnaki DNA.
- 1:22:02Perhaps the junk DNA of the primitive workers, which 95% of
- 1:22:06it has been deemed useless by scientific research, was the
- 1:22:10original Anunnaki DNA that had been inactivated when?
- 1:22:14Comparing the original. Anunnaki DNA With human DNA, any
- 1:22:18doubts regarding the Anunnaki origins of humanity would likely
- 1:22:21be dispelled. The DNA analysis has long been
- 1:22:24accomplished as grave sites have been unearthed and physical
- 1:22:28anthropology has focused on the Suma region since the century.
- 1:22:32It's outcomes are unknown to most people.
- 1:22:35The District of Vienna and the District of Anu were the temple
- 1:22:38complexes of Uruk, both dedicated to the Anunnaki gods,
- 1:22:41and council chambers in Anna and Anu.
- 1:22:43Respectively as one of the oldest.
- 1:22:45And most noteworthy cities in Suma Erudu was in the Anu
- 1:22:49district. Besides their religious
- 1:22:51functions, temples were also used for state functions.
- 1:22:54Uruk's impressive temples are home to living beings who
- 1:22:58regularly visit and live there. It is even more enjoyable to
- 1:23:01read Gilgamesh's story because of his direct knowledge and
- 1:23:04interaction with Inanna and Anu. It is said that Saddam Hussein's
- 1:23:09desire to rebuild Babylon, Marduk's gateway of the gods,
- 1:23:13was motivated by his belief that he was a reincarnation of
- 1:23:16Nebuchadnezzar during the first Gulf War.
- 1:23:19He hired a team of Germans to run a magnetometer over the
- 1:23:22ancient site of Uruk. A massive bypass canal was built
- 1:23:25to divert the water where the famous reeds grew away from the
- 1:23:28Uruk area. To access the site, the canal
- 1:23:32dried the area, allowing archaeologists to access the
- 1:23:34site. Compared to being overthrown by
- 1:23:37the world's most powerful military, the United States of
- 1:23:39America, this archaeological digging activity seems
- 1:23:43illogical. William Henry is an independent
- 1:23:46archaeologist who argues that the old ET influence in summer
- 1:23:49and the US focus on Saddam Hussein is William Henry.
- 1:23:53Henry's central thesis is that a Stargate.
- 1:23:55Used the Anunnaki Nephilim to travel between Earth and Nibiru
- 1:23:59in Sumerian times. Using Sitchin's interpretation
- 1:24:02of a cuneiform tablet of an Uruk ritual text, Henry describes the
- 1:24:06following scene. Images have been found that
- 1:24:09depict divine beings flanking a temple entrance and holding
- 1:24:12poles to which ring like objects are attached.
- 1:24:15The divine nature of the scene is revealed by the sun and moon
- 1:24:18symbols depicting Enlil and Enki flanking a gateway through which
- 1:24:23Anu is entering. Gilgamesh, the famous king of
- 1:24:26the Epic of Gilgamesh, was born in this ancient city of the
- 1:24:29Sumerian civilization. Anu and his two sons, Enlil and
- 1:24:32Enki, were the Anunnaki of the Sumerians.
- 1:24:35Henry proposes that the above seen depicts the elite
- 1:24:38Anunnaki's transport device. It is most likely that such a
- 1:24:41device exists in Uruk, the Sumerian city.
- 1:24:44Would this explain Saddam Hussein's interest in mapping
- 1:24:47the city of Uruk? Saddam.
- 1:24:49Had a secret agenda involving Sumerian artifacts, and we may
- 1:24:53never know the truth lest Anu or some other high-ranking Anunnaki
- 1:24:57reactivate the. Portal in Uruk or Jerusalem with
- 1:25:00news media crews present and introduce themselves to the
- 1:25:02world via some talk show. Zoroaster's winged disc God.
- 1:25:08Over 1000 years ago in ancient Persia, a religious philosopher
- 1:25:11named Zoroaster simplified the pantheon of early Iranian gods
- 1:25:15into two opposing forces, Ahora Mazda, Illuminating wisdom and
- 1:25:20Angra Menu destructive Spirit. Zoroaster's ideas have
- 1:25:24influenced many religions throughout history, including
- 1:25:27Judaism, Gnosticism, Christianity and Islam.
- 1:25:30A stone inscription on the cliffs of Behistan in modern day
- 1:25:33Iran depicts the deity Ahura Mazda flying in the winged disc
- 1:25:37of King Darius the First. This is the same symbol used by
- 1:25:40Enki and the flying disc symbol on the Old Persian.
- 1:25:43Capital of Persopolis. According to Wikipedia, the
- 1:25:46inscription was authored by Darius the Great between his
- 1:25:49inauguration as king of the Persian Kingdom in 522 BC and
- 1:25:53his death in 486 BC. Darius's autobiography,
- 1:25:58including his ancestry in Lineage, begins the inscription.
- 1:26:02Darius later recounts A lengthy account of events following the
- 1:26:05deaths of Cyrus the Great and Cambises the Second in which he
- 1:26:09won 19 battles in one year, finishing in December 521 BC, to
- 1:26:14put down multiple rebellions across the Persian Empire.
- 1:26:17According to the inscription, the rebellions around the time
- 1:26:20of Cyrus's death and that of his son Cambisis the Second were
- 1:26:24orchestrated by several imposters and their Co
- 1:26:26conspirators in various cities throughout the empire who
- 1:26:29falsely declared themselves kings.
- 1:26:32During this period of upheaval, Darius the Great declared
- 1:26:34himself triumphant in all battles, attributing his success
- 1:26:38to the grace of Ahora Mazda. The Zoroastrian religion
- 1:26:42describes Ahora Mazda as the creator of God of Light and
- 1:26:45wisdom. Angra menu, the creator of all
- 1:26:48destruction was his arch rival. Readers should be shocked to
- 1:26:52learn that Ahura Mazda was Enki and his half brother Ennil.
- 1:26:56Played the role. Of the Demon Destroyer, the
- 1:26:58precursor of the Christian Devil Angra Menu.
- 1:27:02As a result, the Christian Devil portrayed himself as God and
- 1:27:05demonized the actual creator, Ahura Mazda as Satan or a snake.
- 1:27:10The latter biblical Canon reflects the influence of ISIS.
- 1:27:14For centuries, Zoroastrian served as many Iranians national
- 1:27:17or state religion. Invasion by Alexander the Great
- 1:27:20led to the collapse of the Ahmed Empire.
- 1:27:23With the decline of the Sassanid Empire in the 7th century, Islam
- 1:27:27further marginalized it. The new state religion in Persia
- 1:27:30is Allah's Islam instead of Ahora Mazda's Zoroastrianism.
- 1:27:35It was not long before the Enlilites rooted the remnants of
- 1:27:38their nemesis Enkiites from Mesopotamia.
- 1:27:41After the Mesopotamian territory had been assigned to Enlil,
- 1:27:45various Middle Eastern countries including Iran, Turkey and Syria
- 1:27:49display Crescent moon adorned flags showing that Enlilites are
- 1:27:53gaining strength. As the Chaldean dynasty took
- 1:27:55over much of their northern relatives empire, Babylon
- 1:27:58enjoyed a brief but influential period of power and influence.
- 1:28:02The Last King of Babylon, the Assyrian born Bonidis, paid
- 1:28:06scant attention to politics, preferring to obsess over the
- 1:28:09worship of the moon God and leaving the day-to-day
- 1:28:11administration for his son Belshazzar.
- 1:28:14Good Allah be Nana, Sin and Lil Son, and thus the God of the
- 1:28:18Crescent moon. Since the Mesopotamian territory
- 1:28:21belonged to the Enlil, his descendants, including the moon
- 1:28:24God Nana, would have been welcomed there in 3760 BCE.
- 1:28:30Nana was also a member of the Council of the Annunaki.
- 1:28:33He is the one who led the Ijagai Miners rebellion in Africa under
- 1:28:36Enlil supervision as evidenced in the Atrahasis.
- 1:28:40According to historical sources, Nanasin's cult centres were
- 1:28:43prolific in southern Iraq to Syria, Turkey and Iran.
- 1:28:47One of the most sacred centres of Islam is Mecca, Saudi Arabia,
- 1:28:50and the Kabar stone was initially dedicated to Allah,
- 1:28:53the moon God. Nanar sin might be the God
- 1:28:56Muhammad met in the wilderness was Nanar sin.
- 1:28:59Allah let us. Recall what Atrahasis says.
- 1:29:03Atrahasis tablet. When Allah made his voice heard,
- 1:29:06he spoke to his brother's gods. We must carry Elin from his
- 1:29:10dwelling. The counsellor of gods, the
- 1:29:11warrior cry battle Now after hearing his speech, the gods
- 1:29:15set. Fire to their tools.
- 1:29:17They put aside their spades of fire, their loads for the fire
- 1:29:20God, and they flared up. According to the.
- 1:29:23Author Allah leads the rebellion to his father's residence Enlil
- 1:29:27Ijugai miners was stirred up by his.
- 1:29:28Fiery rhetoric. It mirrors the behaviour of the
- 1:29:31followers of jihad in the Middle East, with spiritual leaders
- 1:29:34encouraging warlike activities from followers affiliated with
- 1:29:37the moon God Allah. Nina, also known as Sin, was the
- 1:29:40moon God, son of Enlil and Ninlil, father of Utu, sun God
- 1:29:45and Inana. According to genealogy tables
- 1:29:47and Sumerian records, Enlil had Nana's sin son on the Annunaki
- 1:29:52Council. This book aims not to prove that
- 1:29:54Allah referred to in the Atrahasis is the same God
- 1:29:57worshipped by Muslims today. However, it would be an exciting
- 1:30:01research project for those inclined to seek the truth.
- 1:30:04What would the results of such a study be like today?
- 1:30:07After learning that Enlil was the God of Abraham, Isaac and
- 1:30:10Jacob, the God who killed the enslaved people of Mesopotamia
- 1:30:14and the God who created the great flood to wipe out all the
- 1:30:18Nephilim on earth. Mankind lived in paradise for a
- 1:30:25long time, God said to unnamed colleagues.
- 1:30:29Is it possible that He may also take from the Tree of Life and
- 1:30:33live forever, having eaten the fruit of knowledge, but
- 1:30:36forbidden from reaching for the fruit of the Tree of Life
- 1:30:42following Adam's eating of the Fruit of Knowledge?
- 1:30:46Since then, man has sought immortality withheld by God.
- 1:30:51Yet, throughout the millennia, it has gone unnoticed that while
- 1:30:55concerning Yahweh's Tree of Knowing Adam became a part of us
- 1:30:59after eating it, no such statement has been made
- 1:31:03regarding from the fruit of the Tree of Life.
- 1:31:06We can live forever. Was it because the promise of
- 1:31:10immortality made to mankind has a distinctive attribute of the
- 1:31:14gods was nothing more than a grand illusion?
- 1:31:19A king of Uruk, Gilgamesh, son of Ninsun and Lugalbanda, was
- 1:31:23the first to try and find out, while the tales of N Mecca and
- 1:31:28Lugal Banda are enchanting and intriguing.
- 1:31:31The post diluvial Luga has to be one of the most compelling.
- 1:31:36Gilgamesh was the demigod. Who ruled Uruk from 2750 to 2600
- 1:31:42BCE and had the longest and most detailed records.
- 1:31:48Throughout Gilgamesh's long epic, he searches for
- 1:31:51immortality, believing that since 2/3 of him are gods and
- 1:31:551/3 are humans, he should not peer over the wall as a mortal.
- 1:32:01Genealogically, he was more than just a demigod, more than a 5050
- 1:32:06God. King Lugo Banda, son of Lanana
- 1:32:09and high priest of Uruk, possessed the divine
- 1:32:12determinative. Gilgamesh was described as
- 1:32:16having the essence of Ninurta, Enlil's foremost son, because of
- 1:32:20his mother. Nin son Lady who irrigates was
- 1:32:25the daughter of Ninurta and his spouse Batu.
- 1:32:28Anu's youngest daughter, Bao, was of a noble family.
- 1:32:33Gilgamesh's genealogy was not complete.
- 1:32:36Scholars have called Utu Shamash Gilgamesh's godfather since he
- 1:32:40was born in the presence of Utu, twin brother Rivinana and
- 1:32:44grandson of Enlil. Moreover, Gish Bilgamesh, his
- 1:32:50full theophoric name, was also welcomed by the Enkiites because
- 1:32:55it linked him to Gabil, a son of Enki and the God of metal
- 1:32:59foundries. According to a version of the
- 1:33:02Epic of Gilgamesh in Hittite, he was lofty and endowed with a
- 1:33:07superhuman size, attributes undoubtedly inherited not from
- 1:33:12the father King Shorty, but from the mother.
- 1:33:15Since Nin's son's mother, the goddess Bow, was true to her
- 1:33:19nickname Gula, plain and simple, the big one, several gods had
- 1:33:25gifted him with talents and prowess.
- 1:33:27Tall, muscular, and shapely, Gilgamesh had been compared to a
- 1:33:31wild bull. Bold and untamed in spirit, he
- 1:33:36constantly wrestled with the city's youths, which he always
- 1:33:39won. After Gilgamesh started to
- 1:33:43demand first rites with brides on their wedding night, the
- 1:33:47city's elders appealed to the gods to stop him from leaving no
- 1:33:50maiden alone. Enki Do and Enki created
- 1:33:56Gilgamesh's double was designed to walk in the shadow of
- 1:34:00Gilgamesh and force him to change his ways.
- 1:34:04As city's elders realize they have an uncouth primitive who
- 1:34:07eats raw food and is friends with animals, so they place him
- 1:34:12outside of town with a harlot to learn the ways of man.
- 1:34:16She also cleaned and clothed him and curled his hair so that when
- 1:34:20he finally entered the town, he looked just like Gilgamesh.
- 1:34:26In response to an incredulous Gilgamesh's wrestling call,
- 1:34:29Nkidu wrestled him down and taught him humility.
- 1:34:33They became inseparable comrades.
- 1:34:37Gilgamesh began to ponder the questions of aging and life and
- 1:34:41death after losing his haughtiness and.
- 1:34:43Prowess in my city. Man dies, my heart is oppressed,
- 1:34:49man perishes, my heart is heavy, Godfather Gilgamesh told Utu.
- 1:34:56Will I also peer over the wall? Will my fate be like this?
- 1:35:00He asked. His mentor's response did not
- 1:35:04encourage him. What's the point of roving about
- 1:35:08Gilgamesh? The life that you seek will not
- 1:35:10be found. God created mankind but he left
- 1:35:14it in a state of sin. Mankind was assigned death and
- 1:35:19enduring life they kept for themselves.
- 1:35:23Utu Shamash advised Gilgamesh to live day by day and enjoy life,
- 1:35:28but many dreams and omens convinced him that he could
- 1:35:31avoid the end of a mortal if he joined the gods in their
- 1:35:35heavenly abode. In Kidu, he learned knew how to
- 1:35:39reach the Anunnaki Landing place in the Cedar Forest, a great
- 1:35:43platform with a launch tower that served as the earth
- 1:35:46terminal for the Igigi. Igigi took Gilgamesh aloft from
- 1:35:50there, and Gilgamesh asked his mother for advice and help.
- 1:35:56When Enkidu warned Gilgamesh of the monster Huwawa guarding the
- 1:35:59place and told Gilgamesh that only gods can scale the heavens
- 1:36:04and only gods live forever under the sun, Gilgamesh replied with
- 1:36:09words that still resonate today. In the case of mankind, their
- 1:36:14days are numbered. Whatever they achieve is but a
- 1:36:17fleeting wind. I will go there first.
- 1:36:22I urge you to shout advance. Fear not, and should I fall,
- 1:36:27please help me up. A name will have been given to
- 1:36:30me. Their response will be
- 1:36:32Gilgamesh, who Wawa has been defeated against fierce
- 1:36:36opposition. Seeing that Gilgamesh was
- 1:36:39undeterred, Nin Sun, his mother, pleaded with Utu Shamash to give
- 1:36:44Gilgamesh extra protection. Nin Sun was wise and wise in all
- 1:36:49ways, and she was also practical.
- 1:36:52She made Nkidu swear that he would protect Gilgamesh bodily.
- 1:36:57To ensure his loyalty, she gave him an offer that no one could
- 1:37:00ever refuse. A goddess with a young wife
- 1:37:05Tablet 4 line 5 partly damaged. In the epic, Ninsun discusses
- 1:37:11which one of his daughters should be the bride with Haya,
- 1:37:15the spouse of Umm Shamash. By the time Gilgamesh and
- 1:37:20Nenkitu arrived at Cedar Mountain, Utul Shamash had given
- 1:37:24them divine sandals that enabled them to reach the mountain in a
- 1:37:27fraction of the time, and they began their adventure.
- 1:37:31Despite the lack of a map alongside the ancient text, it
- 1:37:35is clear where the comrades were heading.
- 1:37:38There is only 1 cedar forest in the Near Eastern Asia in the
- 1:37:43mountains of Lebanon where the God's landing place was located.
- 1:37:48While reaching the mountain range, the comrades were awed by
- 1:37:51the majestic cedar trees and camped for the night at the foot
- 1:37:55of the forest. However, during the night,
- 1:37:58Gilgamesh was awoken by the shaking of the ground and was
- 1:38:02able to see a sky chamber taking off.
- 1:38:05The vision that Gilgamesh saw was truly awesome.
- 1:38:09Though the sun was rising, darkness descended.
- 1:38:12Flames erupted. It rained death.
- 1:38:15As the sky swelled. All that was fallen turned to
- 1:38:19ashes as the glow of the fire faded.
- 1:38:22As Gilgamesh saw and heard the rocket ship launch, he knew they
- 1:38:26had reached the landing place of the gods at dawn.
- 1:38:31The comrades sought the entrance, making sure not to
- 1:38:34walk through weapon trees that kill.
- 1:38:39A coin from a much later time shows the site with a rocket on
- 1:38:42the platform. Enkidu found the gate but was
- 1:38:46thrown back when he attempted to open it.
- 1:38:49He lay paralyzed for 12 days. As soon as he could speak and
- 1:38:53move again, he begged Gilgamesh to give up trying to open the
- 1:38:57gate. Gilgamesh had good news,
- 1:39:00however. He had found a tunnel while
- 1:39:02Enkidu was immobilized. It might take him straight to
- 1:39:06the command center of the Anunnaki.
- 1:39:09A tunnel seemed to be the best way for Enkidu to chat.
- 1:39:13Trees and bushes overgrew the tunnel entrance blocked by soil
- 1:39:17and rocks. As the comrades began to get rid
- 1:39:21of everything, the guardian of the place, Hua Wawa became angry
- 1:39:25when he heard the sounds. He had the teeth of a dragon,
- 1:39:29the face of a lion and came as a flood.
- 1:39:33His most fearsome feature was his radiant beam emanating from
- 1:39:37his forehead. This devoured trees and bushes.
- 1:39:40None could escape its fatal. The comrades had no way out.
- 1:39:45When Uttu Shamash spoke to Chem, the king told them not to run
- 1:39:50away from Huawa, instead let him get close to them and throw dust
- 1:39:55at him. Following the advice of the
- 1:39:58comrades, Huawa was immobilized. The monster was knocked to the
- 1:40:02ground by Enkidu. Enkidu then put to death the
- 1:40:06beast, having gained access to the secret abode of the
- 1:40:11Anunnaki. The companions relaxed and
- 1:40:14safered their victory, taking a bath and refreshing himself.
- 1:40:18Gilgamesh took off his cloak by the stream.
- 1:40:22They were unaware that the goddess Inana was watching the
- 1:40:25entire event from her sky chamber.
- 1:40:28Inana was attracted to the King's powerful physique as she
- 1:40:31addressed him. Become my lover, Gilgamesh.
- 1:40:35Please give me the fruits of your love.
- 1:40:37I'll take you as my man. You shall have me as your wife.
- 1:40:43Gilgamesh was sure that Inana would entice him with offers of
- 1:40:46a golden chariot, A magnificent palace, and lordship over other
- 1:40:51kings and Princess. But he reminded her that what
- 1:40:56she promised him, a goddess, was nothing, and that as to love,
- 1:41:00where did her former lovers end? Gilgamesh describes how Inana
- 1:41:06tossed them away one after another, as if a shoe pinching
- 1:41:09its owner's foot. The Bull of Anu, the Bull of
- 1:41:14Heaven who roamed in the Cedar Mountain, occurred to Gilgamesh
- 1:41:18to insult her. Inanna was angry at being
- 1:41:21rebuffed. She complained to Anu and asked
- 1:41:24him to let loose on the bull. Inanna insisted that Anu let the
- 1:41:29beast open, despite warnings from Anu that its release would
- 1:41:33lead to seven years of famine. As Gilgamesh and Enkidu fled,
- 1:41:39they forgot about the tunnel and landing place.
- 1:41:42They covered a distance of one month and 15 days in three days,
- 1:41:47Using Utu's sandals, Gilgamesh rushed to Uruk to mobilize the
- 1:41:52fighting force. Nkidu faced the monster outside
- 1:41:55the city walls. Hundreds of fighters fell into a
- 1:41:59pit when the Bull of Heaven snorted.
- 1:42:01As the Bull of Heaven turned to face Nkidu, he struck it from
- 1:42:05behind, killing it. Inana to Anu initially remained
- 1:42:10speechless, demanding that the slayers of Huawa and the Bull of
- 1:42:14Heaven be put on trial. A cylinder seal depicts an
- 1:42:18ancient artist depicting Inkidu gloating over the slain Bull of
- 1:42:21Heaven, and a winged disc symbolizes Inana.
- 1:42:25Addressing Gilgamesh, the God's views differed.
- 1:42:29After deliberating, Enlil said that Gilgamesh did not kill
- 1:42:33Inkidu, only let him die. He let both Enkidu and Gilgamesh
- 1:42:38die after he had slain Huwawa and the Bull of Heaven.
- 1:42:42Utu said no one should die because his comrades were
- 1:42:45attacked by the monsters. The land of mines was the
- 1:42:49punishment for Enkidu. Gilgamesh was spared.
- 1:42:54Gilgamesh did not give up on his quest for the celestial abode,
- 1:42:58even though his attempt at the cedar forest had failed.
- 1:43:02New landing and take off facilities were constructed in
- 1:43:05the sacred 4th region of TI Moon Place.
- 1:43:09Stroke land of the missiles in the Sinai Peninsula to replace
- 1:43:13those destroyed by the Deluge as part of the Grand Plan.
- 1:43:18The pre diluvial landing platform was created in the
- 1:43:21Lebanon Mountains, 2 great pyramids were built in Egypt as
- 1:43:25guidance beacons, and a new Mission Control center was built
- 1:43:28in Jerusalem. In addition to the landing place
- 1:43:32in the north, the spaceport was where the gods ascend and
- 1:43:36descend. Tillmund was a forbidden zone
- 1:43:41for mortals, but Gilgamesh thought he might be exempt from
- 1:43:45the prohibition because Utna Pishtim Ziyosudra, the person
- 1:43:49who is famous for the deluge, was taken there.
- 1:43:53A second attempt at immortality was conceived by Gilgamesh due
- 1:43:57to his plan to avoid losing Nkidu.
- 1:44:00Gilgamesh came up with an idea. Let him sail to the Land of
- 1:44:04Mines while on route to Tillman, and he will drop Inkidu off
- 1:44:08there. Nin soon appealed once more, and
- 1:44:12Utu once again gave grudging assistance.
- 1:44:16So it was, as their ship made its way through the narrow
- 1:44:19Strait leading out of the Persian Gulf, now called the
- 1:44:22Gulf of Oman, that the comrades were still alive and together.
- 1:44:28There was a watchtower on the shore at the Narrows, using a
- 1:44:31beam similar to Huawa's. A watchman questioned them,
- 1:44:36Uneasy. Enkidu cried.
- 1:44:38Let's return, Gilgamesh replied. Onward.
- 1:44:42The ship's sails were torn and overturned by a sudden wind
- 1:44:46hurled by the watchman's beam. Enkidu's floating body was
- 1:44:51discovered by Gilgamesh in the still darkness of the depths and
- 1:44:55he dragged it to shore, hoping for a miracle, until a worm was
- 1:45:00coming out of Enkidu's nostrils. He sat by his fallen comrade and
- 1:45:05mourned him day and night. Gilgamesh wandered aimlessly
- 1:45:09through the wilderness, alone, lost and despondent.
- 1:45:13When I die, shall I not be as Enkidu?
- 1:45:17He asked. After making the decision, his
- 1:45:21self-confidence returned and he turned to Utna Pishtim, son of
- 1:45:25UBA Tutu. He kept heading West, guided by
- 1:45:28the sun. The moon God Nanar Sin taught
- 1:45:32him at night. In one instance, Gilgamesh
- 1:45:35grappled with two desert lions with his bare hands while
- 1:45:39reaching a mountain pass. The pass was the habitat of
- 1:45:42desert lions with their skins. He clothed himself, eating their
- 1:45:47flesh as raw meat. In a low lying area outside the
- 1:45:52city, Gilgamesh spotted an inn and he began walking toward it.
- 1:45:57As he approached Siduri, the alewoman made a bowl of
- 1:46:01porridge, but when he wore skins and a lean belly, she was
- 1:46:06frightened. After a while, she believed that
- 1:46:09he was a famous king searching for his long lost ancestor.
- 1:46:14Now alewoman? Gilgamesh asked.
- 1:46:17What is Utna Pishtim? He said it was beyond the salt
- 1:46:21sea. I have never seen a crossing,
- 1:46:24Gilgamesh. As early as the dawn of time,
- 1:46:28only Shamash, a violent warrior, crossed the sea.
- 1:46:31The crossing was painful. The waters of death that
- 1:46:34surround it are barren. The paths to them is desolate.
- 1:46:38Gilgamesh, how are you going to cross the sea?
- 1:46:42Gilgamesh remained silent. Without an answer, Siduri
- 1:46:46continued speaking. A boatman named Ushanabi comes
- 1:46:50across from time to time to bring supplies to Utna Pishtim
- 1:46:53from the sea. Just let him see your face, he
- 1:46:56might be willing to take you across on a log raft.
- 1:47:00Gilgamesh had to tell him the whole story of his search for
- 1:47:03immortality, the adventures at the landing place, Enkidu's
- 1:47:07death, and his wanderings in the wilderness, ending with his
- 1:47:10encounter with the alewoman, omitting nothing.
- 1:47:16Like the alewoman, he too was unable to believe Gilgamesh that
- 1:47:20he had once been the king of Uruk.
- 1:47:23In order to come and see Utna Pishtim, whom they call the Far
- 1:47:27Away, he wandered across the lands, crossed the mountains
- 1:47:31and. Crossed the seas.
- 1:47:34The boatman eventually convinced him to proceed in the direction
- 1:47:38of the great sea, which is far away, but he had to take a turn
- 1:47:43when he reached 2 stone markers and go to a town called Uluya in
- 1:47:47the Hittite version for permission before continuing to
- 1:47:51Mount Marshall In following the directions but without spending
- 1:47:56much time in Uluya, Gilgamesh proceeded to Mount Marshall,
- 1:48:00discovering that it was more than a mountain rocket.
- 1:48:04Men guard its entrance. The terror in their eyes is
- 1:48:08unimaginable. They sweep the mountains with
- 1:48:11their glaring beam. As Shamash ascends and descends,
- 1:48:16they watch over him. The illustrations prove it.
- 1:48:20Upon seeing them, Gilgamesh's face darkened in fear.
- 1:48:24Gilgamesh was just as surprised as the guards as the rocket Moor
- 1:48:28beam swept over him with no apparent effect.
- 1:48:33As he watched, he called out to his fellow guard.
- 1:48:36The man coming towards us is the flesh of the gods. 2/3 of him
- 1:48:41were gods and one third were a human.
- 1:48:44We need to know the reason for your visit, They asked
- 1:48:47Gilgamesh, regaining his composure and approaching them.
- 1:48:51The question of death and life was something Gilgamesh wished
- 1:48:55to ask his forefather, Utna Pishtim, who took part in the
- 1:48:59assembly of the gods. Having told him about Mount
- 1:49:03Marshall and the underground passageway, The Rocket Man said
- 1:49:07there has never been a mortal who achieved that.
- 1:49:11There have never been travellers on the mountains trail for 12
- 1:49:14leagues. Its interior extends, darkness
- 1:49:17is dense, and light does not exist.
- 1:49:22But Gilgamesh was not deterred, and The Rocket Man could pass
- 1:49:26through the gate. After advancing in the tunnel in
- 1:49:30darkness for 12 double hours, Gilgamesh felt a fresh air
- 1:49:34breeze only at the 9th hour. A faint light appeared in the
- 1:49:3811th hour. After that, he stepped out into
- 1:49:42bright sunlight and saw an incredible sight, an enclosure
- 1:49:46of. The gods with a garden made
- 1:49:48entirely of precious stones. Among its fruits are carnelians,
- 1:49:53and among its vines are beautiful sights.
- 1:49:56Lapis lazuli is used for its foliage of.
- 1:50:00Stones are made grapes that are too luscious to look at.
- 1:50:04It is made from white stones. Reeds made of sussle stones are
- 1:50:08found in it. Water stones are made similarly
- 1:50:12to trees of life and trees of Hong Gug.
- 1:50:16As the description continues, Gilgamesh was found in an
- 1:50:20artificial garden of Eden composed entirely of precious
- 1:50:24stones. He marvelled at the site when he
- 1:50:28saw the man he had been searching for, the one of the
- 1:50:31far away. Gazing upon his ancestor from
- 1:50:34millennia ago, Gilgamesh said these words.
- 1:50:38Seeing thee, Utna Pishtim, I see no difference between thee and
- 1:50:43me. I am you as well even as I am
- 1:50:47you. After describing Utna Pishtim's
- 1:50:50search for life and Denkidu's death, he then said, I would
- 1:50:55like to know, when in thy search for life, how did you come into
- 1:50:59contact with the congregation of the gods?
- 1:51:03Well, according to Utna Pishtim, it was not as simple as that.
- 1:51:07Here's how it went. He said the Anunnaki, the great
- 1:51:12gods, once gathered the maker of fate, Mamatum, with them.
- 1:51:17Fate decided. Shuropark, a city you are
- 1:51:20familiar with, a city on the Euphrates.
- 1:51:23The city, as well as the gods within it were ancient.
- 1:51:26The Lord of pure foresight Air was with the great gods when
- 1:51:30their hearts led to the deluge. The following words were
- 1:51:35repeated to me through the Reed wall.
- 1:51:38Man of Shurupak, son of Ubatutu. Demolish the house and build a
- 1:51:43ship. Live for the present, not for
- 1:51:45the future. Take the seeds of everything
- 1:51:48that lives aboard the ship. Butnapishthim described a ship
- 1:51:53to Gilgamesh and its measurements and told him that
- 1:51:56Shurupak's people helped build it because they were told that
- 1:51:59their God would be rid of his who was fighting Enlil.
- 1:52:04Utnapishtim recounts the whole story of the deluge, in which
- 1:52:08Enlil discovers AR Enki's duplicity and how Enlil,
- 1:52:13changing his mind, blesses Utnapishtim and his wife to live
- 1:52:17the life of the gods. As we stand together, our
- 1:52:21foreheads were blessed by him. Utnapishtim has been human so
- 1:52:26far. From now on, he and his wife
- 1:52:29will be gods. It is far away that Utnabishtim
- 1:52:34will reside at the mouth of the water streams.
- 1:52:37Utnabishtim then asked Gilgamesh, Who shall gather the
- 1:52:41gods for the sake of thy sake, so that the life that thou
- 1:52:44seekest may be found by thee. At that moment, Gilgamesh
- 1:52:49fainted, lost consciousness and collapsed, realizing that his
- 1:52:53search for eternal life was in vain as only the gods in
- 1:52:56assembly were able to grant eternal life.
- 1:53:01Utna Pishtim and his wife stayed awake for six days and seven
- 1:53:04nights as Gilgamesh slept. Gilgamesh awoke and was bathed
- 1:53:09and dressed in clean clothes by Ushanabi, who helped him return
- 1:53:13to his city. Gilgamesh was about to leave
- 1:53:16empty handed when Utna Pishtim stepped forward, pitying him as
- 1:53:20he did. What shall I give thee as you
- 1:53:23return to thy land? He had a secret of the gods to
- 1:53:27give him. Gilgamesh, I address you.
- 1:53:31I'll reveal a secret. I will tell thee a God's secret.
- 1:53:35As with the buckthorn, its root is a plant.
- 1:53:38There are thorns, like those on a briar vine.
- 1:53:41You will have pricked hands. But if thy hands obtain the
- 1:53:46plant, thou shalt find new life. Gilgamesh was.
- 1:53:51Shown where the rejuvenating plant grew.
- 1:53:54According to Utna Pishtim, Gilgamesh opened the water pipe
- 1:53:58as soon as he heard this message.
- 1:54:01He tied heavy stones to his feet and plunged to his knees.
- 1:54:04Seeing the plant, he grabbed it. Cutting the stones from his
- 1:54:08feet, he was cast up by the shore of the well.
- 1:54:12Overjoyed, Gilgamesh spilled his future plans to the boatman or
- 1:54:16Shinabi while holding the rejuvenating plant, a scene that
- 1:54:21may have been depicted on an Assyrian monument.
- 1:54:25There is a plant here unlike any other Ushinabi, with which a man
- 1:54:29can regain his life's breath. The ramparts of Uruk will
- 1:54:33receive it. To become young in old age.
- 1:54:36I will cause you to eat the plant.
- 1:54:39Man becomes young in old age. It shall have the following
- 1:54:43name. I will eat from it myself.
- 1:54:46My youthful state will return to me.
- 1:54:50Gilgamesh was confident he had accomplished his goal, so he set
- 1:54:54out to return to Uruk with Ushinabi.
- 1:54:57After 20 leagues, Gilgamesh and Ushinabi stopped for a meal.
- 1:55:02After another 30 miles, they saw a well and stopped for the
- 1:55:05night, filling with rejuvenation.
- 1:55:09Gilgamesh put down the bag with the unique plant to take a
- 1:55:12refreshing swim, and while he wasn't looking, it began to
- 1:55:16bloom. The serpent smelled the plant's
- 1:55:19scent. The plant was carried away from
- 1:55:22the water by it. Gilgamesh wept as he sat down.
- 1:55:26Tears ran down his cheeks. Gilgamesh, the demigod cried,
- 1:55:31knowing that fate had robbed him of success once again.
- 1:55:35One believes that mankind has called ever since, for this was
- 1:55:40the greatest irony of all. The serpent invited mankind to
- 1:55:44eat the forbidden fruit without fear of death, but it was the
- 1:55:48serpent who deprived man of the fruit of not dying again.
- 1:55:53Was this a metaphor for Enki? The Sumerian King?
- 1:55:58List states that Gilgamesh ruled for 126 years before his son
- 1:56:04called UA Luga succeeded him on the throne.
- 1:56:08His death was even more mysterious when it came to his
- 1:56:11burial, as his life was a puzzle.
- 1:56:14Even if man is partly God, does that mean he is exempt from
- 1:56:18mortality? His death leaves unanswered this
- 1:56:22central theme of his tragic story in ancient times.
- 1:56:27From Gilgamesh in the third Millennium BC up to Alexander
- 1:56:30the Great 4th century BC and the Ponce de Leon searching for the
- 1:56:35Fountain of Youth in the 16th century AD, people have striven
- 1:56:40to avoid or at least postpone death.
- 1:56:44Is this universal and ongoing quest contradictory to what
- 1:56:48man's creators intended? Is there any evidence that the
- 1:56:51gods intentionally denied immortality to man?
- 1:56:54In the cuneiform texts and in the Bible?
- 1:56:58The Epic of Gilgamesh gives the following answer, which amounts
- 1:57:01to a yes. Creating mankind death for man.
- 1:57:07The gods allotted everlasting life to themselves, which they
- 1:57:11kept. When Gilgamesh began to learn
- 1:57:15about life and death matters, his godfather Utu Shamash told
- 1:57:19him about it, and again after Gilgamesh told Utna Pishtim the
- 1:57:24purpose of his journey. It's a pointless man who cannot
- 1:57:28escape his mortality, as the whole long tale of Gilgamesh
- 1:57:31suggests. In rereading the tale, however,
- 1:57:36the apparent irony in the evident answer is that
- 1:57:39Gilgamesh's mother told him the way to become immortal was to
- 1:57:43join the gods on their planet. Then it makes sense why the same
- 1:57:48Utu Shamash who said forget it then helped Gilgamesh.
- 1:57:52Twice he tried to ascend and descend the rocket ships.
- 1:57:56The attempts were in vain because both were unsuccessful.
- 1:58:01During Gilgamesh's lifetime, the gods told him a secret.
- 1:58:05Right here on earth we have a rejuvenating plant of life.
- 1:58:09This raises the question of whether the gods themselves were
- 1:58:13also immortals. Were they also nourished with
- 1:58:16such a nutrient? In ancient Egypt, the.
- 1:58:20Pharaohs believed that they would live.
- 1:58:22Forever if they joined the gods on the planet of millions of
- 1:58:26years. Elaborate preparations were made
- 1:58:28to facilitate the Pharaoh's journey after he died.
- 1:58:32The king traveled to the Duart in the Sinai Peninsula,
- 1:58:35beginning with the exit by his car, a kind of afterlife alter
- 1:58:39ego, from his tomb via a simulated door.
- 1:58:43A trip to space awaits them there.
- 1:58:46The Book of the Dead describes underground facilities, rocket
- 1:58:50pilots and the breathtaking lift off of such an underground
- 1:58:53facility in the Sinai. Based on a tomb depiction
- 1:58:56showing a multi stage rocket ship similar to the Sumerian Din
- 1:59:00gear symbol. However, the trip was not just
- 1:59:05to reside on the gods planet. An ancient Egyptian incantation
- 1:59:09urged the gods to take this king with them so that he might eat
- 1:59:13what you eat, drink what you drink, and live on the land you
- 1:59:17live on. Give Pepe the Tree of life on
- 1:59:21which you are sustained, Was the appeal in the pyramid of King
- 1:59:24Pepe, which was painted on its walls in bright colors.
- 1:59:28A colorful drawing on the walls showed the king, accompanied by
- 1:59:32his wife, arriving in the afterlife at the celestial
- 1:59:36paradise and sipping the water of life, out of which there
- 1:59:40grows the Tree of Life. Egyptian representations of the
- 1:59:45gods, food and water of life are reminiscent of Mesopotamian
- 1:59:49descriptions of winged gods. Eagleman flanking the tree of
- 1:59:53Life with a pail of water of life in one hand and the fruit
- 1:59:56of life in the other. The same notions underlying
- 2:00:00these depictions are based on Hindu tales of the Soma, a plant
- 2:00:04from the heavens whose leaves juice conferred inspiration,
- 2:00:08vitality, and immortality on those who ate it.
- 2:00:14All this seems by the biblical take on the subject, which is
- 2:00:17best known from the tale of the two particular trees in the
- 2:00:20Garden of Eden, the Tree of Knowing and the Tree of Life
- 2:00:24whose fruit could make Adam live forever.
- 2:00:26But notes that a divine effort was made to keep man from eating
- 2:00:30that fruit to prevent the earthlings from regaining access
- 2:00:35to the Tree of Life. God expelled man from Eden lest
- 2:00:39he try and placed the cherubim and the flaming sword at the
- 2:00:43east of the Garden of Eden, guarding the way to the Tree of
- 2:00:46Life. The Sumerian tale of a DARPA
- 2:00:56depicts the Creator trying to prevent man from having divine
- 2:01:00nourishments. Here we see the Creator of man
- 2:01:03himself, Enki, treating his own earthling son, Adapa as follows.
- 2:01:10The wisdom he had given him, he perfected his understanding.
- 2:01:14Knowledge had been given to him. He hadn't given him his last
- 2:01:18life. Then Enki puts his own efforts
- 2:01:22to the test. Adapa, the child he has with an
- 2:01:25earthling woman invited to Nibiru by Anu, is offered the
- 2:01:29food of Life and the Water of Life, but he is warned to avoid
- 2:01:33them since both are fatal to him.
- 2:01:36The warning God gave Adam and Eve that eating the fruit of the
- 2:01:40Tree of Knowing would result in death turned out to be false.
- 2:01:44Would Adam also have lived forever if he had eaten from the
- 2:01:47Tree of Life? What if God is only concerned
- 2:01:51with the possibility of their death, but not their death
- 2:01:55risks? Veyaka vechaye leolam means and
- 2:02:00he ate and lived for Olam. It is also possible for Olam to
- 2:02:05refer to a geographical place, in which case it is translated
- 2:02:10as world. In this context, Olam is the
- 2:02:14Hebrew name for Nibiru, which is also the Hebrew name for the
- 2:02:18longevity place. God was afraid that Adam would
- 2:02:22acquire Nibiru's life cycle if he ate from the tree of Life.
- 2:02:26Everlasting life was deliberately withheld from him
- 2:02:29when man was created. So Enki tricks the DARPA into
- 2:02:33not receiving the divine nourishments.
- 2:02:36There is no doubt that the food of life exists, but it is not
- 2:02:40immortality, but lasting life, longevity deliberately withheld
- 2:02:45from the human race. Although they may have similar
- 2:02:49short term results, they aren't the same.
- 2:02:55How long was life of Ulam life on Nibiru?
- 2:02:59An eternal immortal existence or simply a great longevity that on
- 2:03:03Nibiru is measured in Shah units 3600 times longer than Earth's
- 2:03:09life. We first learned that gods or
- 2:03:13even demigods, were immortals through Greek mythology.
- 2:03:17The discovery of Canaanite myths at Ugarit on Syria's
- 2:03:21Mediterranean coast in the late 1920s revealed where these myths
- 2:03:26came from. The Canaanites.
- 2:03:28However, the Anunnaki didn't state that they would never die
- 2:03:32in Mesopotamia. Nibiru's listing of earlier
- 2:03:36generations says. Those were our ancestors who
- 2:03:39have passed away. Tammuz, the anniversary month of
- 2:03:43Demuzi, commemorates the death of Demuzi, a recorded and
- 2:03:47mourned death even in Jerusalem at the time of the prophet
- 2:03:50Ezekiel. Among the punishments for their
- 2:03:53crimes, Alalu was sentenced to die in exile.
- 2:03:57Anzu was executed. Osiris was killed and
- 2:04:01dismembered by Seth. The God Horus died from a
- 2:04:04scorpion sting, but was resurrected by Thoth.
- 2:04:08When Inanna entered the lower world without permission, she
- 2:04:12was seized and killed, but later revived by Enki.
- 2:04:17The Anunnaki did not claim immortality, nor did they claim
- 2:04:21to be immortal. There was a false sense of
- 2:04:24immortality created by extreme longevity.
- 2:04:27As a result, Nin Sun encouraged Gilgamesh to go to Nibiru to
- 2:04:31gain the life of a God and not just nourish himself with
- 2:04:35Nibiru's unique nutrients. Otherwise, what purpose did Nin
- 2:04:40Sun have in encouraging him to go there first?
- 2:04:44Modern science should contemplate an interesting
- 2:04:46question. Is the extended life cycle
- 2:04:49longevity on Nibiru or anywhere else in the universe an acquired
- 2:04:54trait or an evolutionary genetic adaptation?
- 2:04:59According to the statement associated with a DARPA, NK
- 2:05:03deliberately excluded a gene or genes associated with longevity
- 2:05:07from the human genome when the genes were mixed.
- 2:05:10Can it be found that a key to unlocking these genetic secrets
- 2:05:15might be available is where our search for gods and demigods is
- 2:05:20leading. Life Spelling translations of
- 2:05:26the Hebrew Bible by the King James Version and those who
- 2:05:30followed have sought to evoke in the creation stages described in
- 2:05:34Genesis a sense of divine spirit, a sense of awe in a
- 2:05:38Creator of all. Nibiru stroke Marduk's wind
- 2:05:43satellites. The Elohim breathed the breath
- 2:05:45of life into Adam's nostrils and gave him a soul.
- 2:05:49The Spirit of God hovered over the dark chaos.
- 2:05:53In this book we have stopped to clarify misconceptions caused by
- 2:05:57mistranslations and identify instances where the Hebrew is
- 2:06:01the literal translation of a Sumerian word, helping define
- 2:06:05the verses word by word. Samuel Noah Kramer, an eminent
- 2:06:11Sumerian scholar, pointed out that in the tale of creating Eve
- 2:06:15from Adam's rib Desila in Hebrew, the Sumerian word T
- 2:06:20actually meant life, as in nin T lady life.
- 2:06:25What was done was to extract the life DNA from Adam and
- 2:06:30manipulate it to produce a female genetic line.
- 2:06:34When one reads the actual Sumerian text used by Ziya Sutra
- 2:06:38to describe Enlil's gift to Gilgamesh, the following
- 2:06:42instances spring to mind. TI dingir dimmu una.
- 2:06:47Abe de Zidari dingir dum MU una Abe de.
- 2:06:54How are T&Z different? Life is usually translated as
- 2:06:59these two Sumerian words. T represents the physical
- 2:07:03aspects of God, while Z represents the functioning of
- 2:07:07life. The Sumerian adds Dari duration
- 2:07:11to Z to make his point more precise.
- 2:07:15In addition to physical attributes of godliness, Ziya
- 2:07:18Sutra was gifted with durability.
- 2:07:21Usually the two lines are translated as life.
- 2:07:25Like a God he creates for him, a soul, Like a God he gives him.
- 2:07:30This is a masterful translation, but it does not.
- 2:07:33Capture the exact meaning of the Sumerian writer's skillful play
- 2:07:37of words, using T just once and Z as in Ziosudra later on.
- 2:07:44Ziosudra's life now had durability instead of a soul. 13
- 2:07:52Goddess of Dawn, Bring me to you, Gilgamesh.
- 2:07:57Few other words can sum up the unintended consequences of the
- 2:08:02post diluvial relationship between gods and humans as those
- 2:08:05spoken by Inana. As the Annunaki realized they
- 2:08:10could simply pick up all the gold they needed in the Andes,
- 2:08:13staying in the Old Lands was unnecessary.
- 2:08:17Ziyasudra claims that Enlil changed his mind about wiping
- 2:08:21mankind off the face of the earth when he smelled the aroma
- 2:08:24of roasting. Meat, The Thanksgiving sacrifice
- 2:08:27of a lamb presented by Ziyasudra, however.
- 2:08:31The change of heart happened as soon as the scope of the
- 2:08:34disaster became clear to the Annunaki leadership.
- 2:08:39The gods cruised around the earth in their aircraft and
- 2:08:42shuttlecraft as the avalanche of water swept everything away
- 2:08:46below. The gods coward like dogs, and
- 2:08:50the Anunnaki sat thirsty against the walls in hunger.
- 2:08:54Ishtar cried out as a woman in labor.
- 2:08:57The Anunnaki wept with her. Alas, the old days have turned
- 2:09:01to clay. Ninmar was most affected.
- 2:09:05I don't know why. When she saw the goddess wept,
- 2:09:10her lips were covered in fever. They looked like flies to her.
- 2:09:15The rivers are filled with them like dragonflies.
- 2:09:18A rolling sea took away their fatherhood.
- 2:09:22Enlil was shocked to discover the survival of Noah.
- 2:09:25When the tidal wave retreated, Mount Ararat reappeared from the
- 2:09:28endless sea and the Anunnaki began bringing their craft down.
- 2:09:33The long verses relate the accusations made against Enki.
- 2:09:37As soon as his duplicity was revealed and his defence.
- 2:09:41There are also long verses that tell of Ninmar's vehement
- 2:09:45reprimand to Enlil for his let's wipe them off policy.
- 2:09:50They were created now they're our responsibility.
- 2:09:54Enlil changed his mind after talking with her.
- 2:09:57Plus the realities of the. Situation Shakespearean Ninmar
- 2:10:02had played significant. Roles in the affairs of gods and
- 2:10:05men before the deluge. And she did so afterward too,
- 2:10:09though in a different manner. Her mother Anu caused her two
- 2:10:14half brothers to fall in love, resulting in one of them having
- 2:10:17an out of wedlock child, Ninuta by Enlil after she was prevented
- 2:10:22from marrying her beloved Enki. Her significance was that she
- 2:10:27was granted one of the first five Pre Diluvial Cities
- 2:10:31Shirupak, but ultimately created Ameluti workmen for them,
- 2:10:35earning her the titles Ninti, Mummy, Nintua and many others.
- 2:10:42She saw that her creatures had turned to play, so she screamed
- 2:10:46at Enlil. As a result, she arbitrated
- 2:10:49between the rival half brothers with the respect of both sides.
- 2:10:54She negotiated the terms of peace that ended the Pyramid
- 2:10:57Wars and received the sacred 4th region, the Sinai Peninsula,
- 2:11:02with its spaceport as neutral territory.
- 2:11:05She is described in a long text as having been given a
- 2:11:08comfortable. Residence by her son Dinuta amid
- 2:11:11the mountains of the Sinai Peninsula, resulting in her
- 2:11:15Sumerian name Ninharsag, Lady Stroke, mistress of the mountain
- 2:11:19peak, and the Egyptian epithet Ntirmufquat, goddess of
- 2:11:24turquoise, or motto meaning mistress of the Turquoise.
- 2:11:29Egypt worshipped her as Hathor, literally the abode of Horus,
- 2:11:34and in older age she earned the nicknames The Cow, both in Sumer
- 2:11:38and in Egypt for her claim to be responsible for breastfeeding
- 2:11:42the gods. However, no matter what title
- 2:11:46was used for her, it was always reserved for her.
- 2:11:50She never married the original maiden of the zodiacal
- 2:11:54constellation we call. Virgo, but in addition to her
- 2:11:57son, due to their lovemaking on the banks of Nile, several
- 2:12:01daughters by Enki were born on Earth.
- 2:12:05The tale, which has been misnomered a paradise myth, ends
- 2:12:09with Ninhorsag and Enki engaged in matchmaking, pairing off
- 2:12:13young goddesses. With enkiight males prominent
- 2:12:16Among them were spouses chosen for Ningij Zida, Enki's science
- 2:12:21knowing son, and for Nabu Marduk's son.
- 2:12:24Mighty matchmaking feats to be sure, but as we shall see, not
- 2:12:29the last of Nin Hasag's power links and string pullings
- 2:12:33through births and marriages, in which she was joined by her
- 2:12:36younger sister, the goddess Bao, and by Bao's daughter Nin Sun.
- 2:12:43One of the Anunnaki great gods was Bao.
- 2:12:46Who came from Nibiru? Her spouse was Ninuta, making
- 2:12:50her a daughter-in-law of Ninhua Saag.
- 2:12:53Still, Bao herself was Anu's youngest daughter.
- 2:12:57None the less, these connections served as a bond between the two
- 2:13:01goddesses, especially since Bao also gained A reputation as a
- 2:13:05medical doctor, credited in several tales with bringing back
- 2:13:09the dead. Inerta was given a sacred
- 2:13:12precinct built by King Gudera, King of Lagache, in which she
- 2:13:17and Ninurta settled. The idea of caring for the
- 2:13:21people and not for gods is a unique aspect of the love for
- 2:13:25humankind that Bao picked up from Ninhorsag.
- 2:13:28Affectionately known by her nickname Gulah the Big One, she
- 2:13:33was invoked in prayers as Gulah the Great Physician and in
- 2:13:37incursions was asked to put illness and unhealing sores on
- 2:13:40an adversary. Whatever the case, her nickname
- 2:13:45accurately reflected her size, unlike Ninmar, who was always a
- 2:13:50bridesmaid. But.
- 2:13:51Never a bride Nin Sun was always a bride in a way, since
- 2:13:56Gilgamesh, among others, was said to be one of her sons after
- 2:14:01his father's death. She outlived one mortal spouse
- 2:14:05after another until the end of the third Dynasty of UA in her
- 2:14:09family album. Should she have one, she would
- 2:14:12have 11 children with the deified demigod local.
- 2:14:15Banda and her own Sumeh's goddesses Ninharsag, Bao and Nin
- 2:14:23Sun. Had a hand in guiding its Royals
- 2:14:25both in life and death, including the most challenging
- 2:14:29female mystery. We shall soon see that Inana
- 2:14:33stroke Ishtar, the 4th prominent female activist.
- 2:14:36Had her own agenda following the deluge, the Annunaki were
- 2:14:42committed to making the earth habitable again after.
- 2:14:45Sharing it with mankind, Everything they did was driven
- 2:14:49by their vision of becoming interplanetary benefactors.
- 2:14:53Ninurta created habitable areas by damming mountain passes and
- 2:14:57draining the water overflow in the Euphrates Tigris plain.
- 2:15:01Because Enki Pettar created dams with sluices in the Nile Valley
- 2:15:05to drain floodwaters, Enki and Enlil likely oversaw feats.
- 2:15:11Of genetic domestication of plants and animals in a Chamber
- 2:15:15of creation, which was probably situated on the great stone
- 2:15:18platform that the Igigi used as a landing place.
- 2:15:22No matter how you view it, Anu did create earthlings as
- 2:15:26laborers in mines and fields. So when he visited the planet
- 2:15:31around 4000 BC, he established several new cities exactly where
- 2:15:36the pre diluvial ones had been, and rebuilt pre diluvial towns.
- 2:15:42Her God Nidaba was in charge of writing, overseeing both regular
- 2:15:46and specialized pools. Or Nin Kashi, who was in the
- 2:15:51order of beer brewing, another of Sumer's firsts and a
- 2:15:54significant part of the people's social lives.
- 2:15:57Or Nin AA who? Superintended the Land's water
- 2:16:01resources. Based on archaeological finds,
- 2:16:05many have written of how cities became cult Centers for this or
- 2:16:09that particular. Deity where priests provided the
- 2:16:12resident creators with the leisurely life of privileged
- 2:16:15overlords. Nisaba is also known as Ninmul
- 2:16:20Mullah, Lady of the Solar system, an astronomer whose job
- 2:16:24included providing celestial orientation for new temples in
- 2:16:28Sume and Egypt, where she was worshipped as Sasheta.
- 2:16:32Nanshi, Another female deity, is the goddess who determines New
- 2:16:36Year's Day with the addition of the traditional medical services
- 2:16:41provided by the group of Soods, one who gives Sucker who arrived
- 2:16:45with Ninmar. The services overseen by the
- 2:16:48goddesses encompassed every aspect of civilized life.
- 2:16:53The expansion of the role of goddesses in the affairs and
- 2:16:56hierarchy of the Anunnaki is expressed graphically in a
- 2:16:59sacred Hittite site called Yazalikaya in central Turkey,
- 2:17:04where 2 equal groups of male gods and female goddesses are
- 2:17:08carved on rock faces as they make their way toward each
- 2:17:11other. The actual power and authority
- 2:17:15that the second and third generations of Anunnaki wielded
- 2:17:18on Earth led to an increasing feminization in relations
- 2:17:22between Anunnaki and Earthlings. The nurse Sud was renamed Nin
- 2:17:28Little when she became Enlil's spouse.
- 2:17:31Her title as Lady of the Command did not make her a commanding
- 2:17:35leader. The spouse of Enki, Domkina, was
- 2:17:40renamed Ninki, Lady of the Earth, when he became Enki, but
- 2:17:44she never became Mistress of the Earth.
- 2:17:47While Ningal had official portraits of equal status with
- 2:17:51Enlil's earthborn son Nanar Sin, she had no known authority or
- 2:17:56powers. Ereshkigal and Inana, daughters
- 2:18:01of Nanar, Sin, and Ningal, differed from goddesses born on
- 2:18:04Earth. As soon as Inana was made divine
- 2:18:08head of Arata, she demanded that it be given full status as the
- 2:18:12Third region. Marduk was capable of choosing
- 2:18:16kings and ordering them. When Marduk killed her
- 2:18:20bridegroom Du Muzi, she launched and LED an intercontinental war.
- 2:18:26Eresh Gigal was crucial to scientific observations
- 2:18:29regarding the Deluge and in later times, the determination
- 2:18:34of the zodiacal ages. In exchange for her disdain for
- 2:18:38marrying Enki's balding and limping son, Niergal Heresgigal
- 2:18:42was promised to become mistress of the lower World, the southern
- 2:18:45tip of Africa. Text after text describes
- 2:18:49Heresgigal's ruthless decision to wield the resulting power.
- 2:18:54The issue of demigods was one of the key areas where all these
- 2:18:58changes manifested themselves. The Sumerian civilization, which
- 2:19:03began some 6000 years ago, laid the foundations for all of what
- 2:19:08we call civilization today. As a rule, it resulted in
- 2:19:12growth, technological advancements and prosperity.
- 2:19:17As a king, Lugar big man took on the role of administrator,
- 2:19:21promulgator of laws, dispenser of justice, builder of roads and
- 2:19:26canals, and maintainer of relations with other centers.
- 2:19:31The best Lugar could only be akin to the demigods who existed
- 2:19:35before the Deluge and afterwards, too, because they
- 2:19:38were endowed in fact or by assumption, with greater
- 2:19:42intelligence, physical strength and longevity than the average
- 2:19:46earthling. Demigods were the best choice to
- 2:19:49serve as the bridge between gods and mortals, mainly when the
- 2:19:53king also served as the high priest authorized to approach
- 2:19:56the God. However, where would these
- 2:20:00demigods come from in post diluvial times?
- 2:20:03From various texts, we can deduce that they were made to
- 2:20:07order with a few exceptions. But the Sumerian king list does
- 2:20:10not directly mention the demigod status of the kings who made-up
- 2:20:14the first dynasty of Kish, the one that began post diluvial
- 2:20:18kingship under Ninuta. In the same way as King List, we
- 2:20:23have focused on Itana and his legendary spaceships, concluding
- 2:20:27that his reign length 1560 years and eligibility for space visits
- 2:20:33to Nibiru contribute to his demigod status, which is
- 2:20:37confirmed by the fact that Itana was of the same pure seed as a
- 2:20:41DARPA. The names of some later quiche
- 2:20:44kings such as Enmenuna 660 years and Enme Baragesi 900 years
- 2:20:52suggest the presence of demigods in between the non divine
- 2:20:55successes after the Enlil group and Dinurta listings.
- 2:21:00In tablet, one of the Great God list 14 names start with D Lugal
- 2:21:06Divine Lugal, Gishta, Divine Lugal, Zaru etcetera.
- 2:21:11In Kish, these individuals were either not known as kings or had
- 2:21:16other epithet names. It is unknown otherwise, but
- 2:21:20they are demigods who possess their dingier determinative.
- 2:21:25There is a significant change in demigodness where data is
- 2:21:29provided. Demigodness resulted from the
- 2:21:32pure seed of a male parent In the pre diluvial era and for
- 2:21:36some time afterward the accession of Mesalim, also
- 2:21:41written Mesilim, a name whose significance we will examine
- 2:21:45soon, to the throne of Kish was a significant change.
- 2:21:49This telltale inscription can be seen on the silver case
- 2:21:52discovered among the artifacts. Mesalim, king of Kish, beloved
- 2:21:58son of Dean Incarsak, because the king proved correct by his
- 2:22:04other inscriptions, would not have dared present the case to
- 2:22:07the goddess if it were not true. A birth involving Ninharsag as
- 2:22:12the mother must be taken into account despite her advanced
- 2:22:16age. This could even include
- 2:22:18artificial insemination, as was claimed in another instance in
- 2:22:22which Ninharsag was involved by writing an inscription regarding
- 2:22:27a king named Ayanatam in the city of Lagash, whose patron God
- 2:22:31was Ninurta, here renamed Ninguasa after the sacred
- 2:22:34precinct of the town, the Anunnaki are known to have
- 2:22:38established the demigod qualifications of a future king.
- 2:22:42During his reign around 2450 BC, Ayanatam gained fame as a fierce
- 2:22:49warrior whose feats were recorded in texts and on
- 2:22:52monuments, establishing his legendary status.
- 2:22:56He claimed divine ancestry on a stila currently on display at
- 2:23:00the Louvre through artificial insemination and birth involving
- 2:23:04several deities, the inscription reads.
- 2:23:08Ningiessu, the warrior of Enlil, implanted Ennatum with Enlil
- 2:23:13semen. We celebrated Ennatum as he sat
- 2:23:17on the holy lap of Ninharsag. Inana named him.
- 2:23:21Worthy of the Temple of Inana in Hipgal.
- 2:23:25She gave him the breasts of higher love.
- 2:23:27Ayanatum rejoiced at Ningisu's news.
- 2:23:31Ningisu implanted semen in the womb.
- 2:23:34According to the inscription, Ayanatum is the size of a giant
- 2:23:38dyke. As if in response to a future
- 2:23:40question, the extent of Ningisu's attack was as follows.
- 2:23:45He set his forearm on him for five forearms.
- 2:23:49He measured the length of five forearms for him in Ghisu was
- 2:23:53delighted King Lagashe gave him the throne.
- 2:23:57Ian Atom's span of five forearms means he was over 8 feet tall,
- 2:24:02or about 100 inches tall. The term forearm corresponds to
- 2:24:07the distance from the elbow to the end of the middle finger,
- 2:24:09which is on average about 20 inches.
- 2:24:13We understand that semen of Enlil in the opening statement
- 2:24:17refers to Dinurta's own semen, which carried the seed of Enlil.
- 2:24:23As in Sumerian tales of the Gods, the Egyptian God Thoth,
- 2:24:27Ningizhidah in Sumer extracted the semen of the dead and
- 2:24:32dismembered Osiris and impregnated Isis with it.
- 2:24:35Who later gave birth to the God Horus.
- 2:24:38A depiction depicts Thoth combining 2 separate strands of
- 2:24:42DNA to attain the feet. A similar instance is described
- 2:24:46in Sumare of the foremost son of Enlol's involvement, and we have
- 2:24:50an example of that in the case of Ayanatum.
- 2:24:54There are reasons to believe that all 9 kings of the first
- 2:24:58dynasty of Lagache were demigods.
- 2:24:59Somehow they belonged to the first dynasty of Lagash,
- 2:25:03established by Ninota in reaction to kingship being
- 2:25:07transferred from Kish under his aegis to Uruk under Inana's
- 2:25:11patronage. Despite being referred to in
- 2:25:15inscriptions as the son of Ayanatam, Entimena succeeded
- 2:25:19Ayanatam on the Lagash throne. Ninota is the patron God of the
- 2:25:24revered Kish dynasty. As a result of how he was born,
- 2:25:28Ian Artum claimed he assumed the title of king of Kish, linking
- 2:25:33him genetically. There is no need to guess how
- 2:25:36other kings of Kish qualified as demigods, as the capital of
- 2:25:40Sumer moved from Kish to Uruk when Meski Agashe's father Utu
- 2:25:45was named the first king. In keeping with that fact, it
- 2:25:50should be remembered that Utu, later known as Shamash or the
- 2:25:53sun God, represented the second generation of Great Anunnaki
- 2:25:58born on earth, and that his fathering of the head of a new
- 2:26:01dynasty represents a significant change from the olden gods who
- 2:26:05came from Nibiru to an earth born and bred deity.
- 2:26:11Lugalbanda, the third king of Uruk, followed this generational
- 2:26:15change, which also had genetic implications.
- 2:26:18The mother in this case was identified as the goddess Inana,
- 2:26:23the twin sister of Utu. She too was a second generation
- 2:26:27earth baby of the Anunnaki. Her mother Ninuta and her spouse
- 2:26:32Bao were also earth babies. A second divine maternal
- 2:26:37involvement took place in Uruk with the naming of the goddess
- 2:26:40Nin Sun as the wife of Luko Banda and her recognition as the
- 2:26:44mother of Gilgamesh with her name clearly engraved on a stone
- 2:26:49portrait found in Lagache. Nin soon appears elegant and
- 2:26:53serene. She was a master of court
- 2:26:56intrigues as she was the mother of eleven children local Banda.
- 2:27:01An example of her matchmaking can be found in the Gilgamesh
- 2:27:05epic, where she discussed with Ayah, the wife of Utu, her
- 2:27:08choice of a young goddess as a wife for Enkidu to reward him
- 2:27:13for risking his life to protect Gilgamesh.
- 2:27:16Nin Sun lived long enough to mother several subsequent kings,
- 2:27:20retaining some of her parents longevity and heroic stature
- 2:27:23genes. The drama of her life and death
- 2:27:27during the First Dynasty of OA will highlight our story.
- 2:27:32After Gilgamesh's death, Sumer's capital remained in OA for a
- 2:27:36little over a century before shifting to several other
- 2:27:40cities. In approximately 2400 BC.
- 2:27:45Lugar Zagasi, a vital king made o'er his capital for the third
- 2:27:49time. The goddess Nisaba was claimed
- 2:27:52to be his mother in several inscriptions.
- 2:27:55DUE totu da din Zaba son born by stroke 2 Divine Nisaba pazhi kua
- 2:28:05di NI Narsag. The divine Narsag feeds you holy
- 2:28:09milk. It is well known that Nisaba was
- 2:28:13the goddess of astronomy. Her father is Enlil, and she is
- 2:28:17sometimes referred to as Ninuta's sister.
- 2:28:20However, in the Great God List, she was described as Divine
- 2:28:25Nisaba, a female from Divine Ninlil's pure sacred womb.
- 2:28:31This meant that she was the earthborn daughter of Ninlil and
- 2:28:34Enlil, a full sister of Non Arsin and a half sister of
- 2:28:39Ninota, whose mother was Ninmar. From the 9 kings of Kish,
- 2:28:44Lagarch and Uruk, whose demigod parentage has been established
- 2:28:49here is what emerges in probable chronological order.
- 2:28:53Atana, son of a DARPA Enkis Mesquiagashe Utu is the father.
- 2:28:59En Merkar Utu is the father of Atana Ayanatum Nenuta's seed
- 2:29:05placed on Ninhasag's lap for breastfeeding.
- 2:29:09Misalim, beloved of Ninhasag Lugalbanda, mother of Ninhasag
- 2:29:15Gilgamesh, sister of Nin Sun Lugal Zagezi, mother of Nisaba.
- 2:29:212-3 punches reveal the significant double shift in the
- 2:29:25affairs of gods and demigods post alluvial time. 1st the
- 2:29:30earth born generations replace the founding fathers progenitors
- 2:29:34who came from Nibiru. Then with the help of the sacred
- 2:29:39breast milk, the last change is introduced.
- 2:29:42The feminine womb replaces the earlier male womb and the pure
- 2:29:46semen. The implications of these
- 2:29:49changes are long term, so it is essential to understand them as
- 2:29:54the role of parenting demigods was taken over by Earth born
- 2:29:57gods and goddesses. Was it simply a matter of nature
- 2:30:01taking its course, or was it because Earth, not Nibiru, was
- 2:30:05their home planet that genealogical succession through
- 2:30:09demigods became more vital? According to some theories, the
- 2:30:14changes from Nibiru to Earth affected both the longevity of
- 2:30:17the gods and demigods and their physical appearance, making them
- 2:30:22less giant like over time. In their records, the Anunnaki
- 2:30:27acknowledged that those who stayed on Earth, Enki Enlil
- 2:30:31Ninmar aged more rapidly than those who remained on Nibiru,
- 2:30:35and that those born on Earth aged even faster.
- 2:30:40Now, genetic advancements allow us to know that the switch in
- 2:30:44parenthood from the male feckin seed to the female goddesses
- 2:30:48divine womb resulted in the demigods adopting the general
- 2:30:52DNA of the goddesses, but also her mitochondrial DNA as well.
- 2:30:57Throughout the saga of gods and demigods, the significance of
- 2:31:01these changes will become clear as we see it in the Bible.
- 2:31:06The significant change between pre diluvian and post diluvian
- 2:31:10demigod times can be summed up as follows.
- 2:31:13Before, the sons of the gods chose whomever they wanted from
- 2:31:17among the daughters of mankind. Now the daughters of the gods
- 2:31:21choose whomever they wanted from the sins of mankind.
- 2:31:25Through Sitar's 6 words, Sitar encapsulated the goddess's role
- 2:31:29in all of that. In cases when the mother was the
- 2:31:32deity, referring to her as the husband of the male no longer
- 2:31:36held true. The companion of the goddess was
- 2:31:39the male father. Gilgamesh was brought into the
- 2:31:43goddess era when Inanna said come be my lover.
- 2:31:48After the death of Gilgamesh, Uruk's heroic age ended with
- 2:31:52Enmerkar, Luka, Banda and Gilgamesh.
- 2:31:55Utu, his son, took Uruk's place. The combined reign of Kalama and
- 2:32:00the five kings following him was 95 years, according to King
- 2:32:06List. Only Mesheh was accorded an
- 2:32:09extra word because he was a Smith.
- 2:32:11All in all, King List notes that 12 kings ruled in Uruk for 2310
- 2:32:17years. Its kingship passed the UR, it
- 2:32:21is recalled, for their progress and stability, but not
- 2:32:25necessarily for their peaceful eras, that the dynasties of what
- 2:32:29is now called Quiche and Uruk I've ruled.
- 2:32:33The expansion of cities into city states led to armed
- 2:32:36conflicts over boundaries, arable land and water resources.
- 2:32:40On the national level, the end of Dumuzi affected Inana the
- 2:32:45most emotionally, so much so that it even led to her death.
- 2:32:50Due to Dumuzi's death and Inana's fierce war against
- 2:32:53Maduk, the hopes placed on the Inana Dumuzi Union were dashed.
- 2:32:58Internationally. The story is told in the text
- 2:33:02called Inana's Descent to the Netherworld, misleadingly titled
- 2:33:06Inana's Descent to the Lower World by scholars.
- 2:33:10Inana went to Ereschigal's lower world domain after Dumuzi's
- 2:33:15death. Ereshgigal had suspicions about
- 2:33:18Inana, who came uninvited and met Nergal, her sister's
- 2:33:22husband. Thus, Ereshgigal ordered Inana
- 2:33:26to be seized, killed with death rays and hung as a carcass as
- 2:33:30punishment. Enki was the only one who could
- 2:33:33help when Inana's handmaiden, who remained in Urukh, raised
- 2:33:37the alarm. Having constructed 2 clay
- 2:33:41androids that could withstand the death rays, he activated one
- 2:33:45by giving it the food of life and the other by giving it the
- 2:33:48water of life. They sprinkled the water of Life
- 2:33:52and the plant of Life on Inanna's corpse and sheer rose
- 2:33:56when they found her lifeless body.
- 2:33:58According to scholars, Inanna went to the.
- 2:34:01Lower world to search for Dumuzi's body.
- 2:34:04However, she already knew where the body.
- 2:34:07Was since she had ordered its mummification and preservation
- 2:34:12in divine encounters, I suggested that she sought
- 2:34:15fulfillment from Nergal of a custom related to the Bible in
- 2:34:19which a brother, as Nergal was from Dumuzi, sleeps with the
- 2:34:23widow to have a son who will carry on the dead man's name,
- 2:34:26but Ereshgigal would not allow it.
- 2:34:30A notable change that resulted from this unhappy marriage with
- 2:34:33Dumuzi was the introduction by Inanna of the sacred marriage
- 2:34:37ritual. On the anniversary of the
- 2:34:40unhappy marriage with Dumuzi, she spent the night with a man
- 2:34:43of her choice, usually the king. Often this man was found dead
- 2:34:48the following day. The transfer of significant
- 2:34:52capital to UA may have been an attempt to gain respite by
- 2:34:57shifting responsibility to Nan Arsine, Inoueta's younger
- 2:35:01brother and Inana's father. It was a cult Center for Enlil's
- 2:35:07son Nana, meaning the bright one, a reference to the moon.
- 2:35:11Established post diluvial, Sumer was destined to play a
- 2:35:15significant role in the affairs of men and gods.
- 2:35:19Its story crossed paths with Abraham's in the Bible, but that
- 2:35:23would not occur until UR would serve as Sumer's capital for the
- 2:35:26third time during what is known as the UR One period following
- 2:35:33Uruk one. UR, according to King List had 4
- 2:35:36kings who reigned for 177 years. Mesani Pada and Meski Agnana is
- 2:35:43the most distinguished of them, while UR's most glorious and
- 2:35:48tragic period came later in the UR Three period.
- 2:35:52The archaeological evidence shows that URS first nearly two
- 2:35:56centuries were a period of high culture and significant artistic
- 2:36:00and technological progress. In Sumer.
- 2:36:04No one knows whether the rain was cut short by mounting
- 2:36:07pressures at the borders or by internal problems.
- 2:36:11King List itself suggests some turbulent events had taken
- 2:36:14place, causing the record keepers to list 5 names, not 4,
- 2:36:19amend one of them, and confuse rain lengths.
- 2:36:23However troubling the events were, the record shows that the
- 2:36:27national capital was abruptly moved from UR to a small town
- 2:36:31called Awat, then to Hamasi and Adar, then to Kish.
- 2:36:35Uruk and UR shifted to Mari and Akshay, and then back again to
- 2:36:40Kish in approximately 2 centuries.
- 2:36:44A strong man named Lugal Zargezi was then appointed as Uruk's
- 2:36:48king by the gods for the third time.
- 2:36:51Inana's aunt Nisaba was his mother, so presumably this
- 2:36:56should have been sufficient to ensure his blessing.
- 2:36:59He used his own troops to remove troublesome rulers as part of
- 2:37:03his effort to restore order among the quarrelling and
- 2:37:06warring city states. Lugal Zargezi punished Uma for
- 2:37:10serving as a cult Center for Inana's son Shara.
- 2:37:14Therefore, Lugar Zagisi was gone soon after that, and the next
- 2:37:18king of kings was a man of Inana's own choosing, a man who
- 2:37:22answered her call. Come be my lover.
- 2:37:26Having been in charge for millennia, a goddess now held.
- 2:37:31No matter what you call him, he's a hero. 2 of Oua's names
- 2:37:37are significant because they share a prefix of mess with
- 2:37:41Uruks. Mess be he equals fullness
- 2:37:44plenty as well as that of quiche.
- 2:37:47Miss Alim Alim equals ram, claimed to have been in Hasag's
- 2:37:51beloved son. Did the prefix mess or the
- 2:37:56suffix mesh as in Gorgamesh, designate the person as a
- 2:38:00demigod? In fact, the Sumerian term miss
- 2:38:03meant hero in the same way the Hebrew term giboir defined the
- 2:38:08demigods in Genesis 6. This conclusion is supported by
- 2:38:13BM 56488, an Akkadian text concerning a specific temple
- 2:38:19that contains the following statement.
- 2:38:22Misanipada ipushu GI bicha Misanipada built a temple, Nana
- 2:38:29Akitziri U talpit. It was Nana the seed giver who
- 2:38:33destroyed the world. By referring to Nana Sin as the
- 2:38:38seed giver, Mesonipada is simultaneously assigned the
- 2:38:42determinative divine and indicating what God created this
- 2:38:46demigod. We must also wonder, in light of
- 2:38:50other similarities between the Sumerian messe and the Egyptian
- 2:38:53mes mesis, as in Thothmesis or Ramses meaning issue of in
- 2:38:59ferionic claims of divine parentage, whether the Sumerian
- 2:39:03messe and Egyptian Messe mesis do not derive from the same
- 2:39:08early source. We believe the conclusion that
- 2:39:12Sumerian royal names beginning or ending with miss indicate
- 2:39:16demigod status will serve as a clue to unlocking various
- 2:39:20enigmas. 14 Empires of glory. Winds of doom someday my queen
- 2:39:30Inanna crosses heaven, crosses earth.
- 2:39:33Having crossed heaven and earth having crossed Ilham and Shubho.
- 2:39:38Upon crossing Weary, he fell asleep.
- 2:39:40As he approached, she was standing in my garden.
- 2:39:44She kissed me and we mated. A gardener later known as
- 2:39:49Shahrukh Kin Sargon in English described his chance encounter
- 2:39:54with Inana in this way. Due to the exhaustion of the
- 2:39:57goddess from flying about, 1 cannot say that love was at
- 2:40:01first sight. But from what followed, it is
- 2:40:04evident that Inanna liked the man and his lovemaking.
- 2:40:15Sargon wrote in his autobiography that Ishtar
- 2:40:19granted him her love while he was a gardener, and for four and
- 2:40:2350 years he ruled and governed the black headed people.
- 2:40:28Anunnaki leadership is never clear how Inana persuaded them
- 2:40:32to trust Sumer and its people, the black headed ones known by
- 2:40:36their nickname SAR Gigar. To the man whose kiss changed
- 2:40:40history. His name was Shahrukh Kin,
- 2:40:43truthful ruler in the Semitic tongue of the Amuro, the
- 2:40:47westerners of the Semitic speaking area northwest of
- 2:40:50Sumer. His features are preserved in a
- 2:40:53bronze sculpture. Figure 101 confirming his non
- 2:40:57Sumerian background, known by the Semitic name Arkad, he built
- 2:41:03a new capital city for himself in Agadi, from which the
- 2:41:07language's name derives. As a result of the importance of
- 2:41:12this king, the Sumerian king list indicates that kingship to
- 2:41:16Agadi was carried by Lugal Zagase and mentions that
- 2:41:19Shahrukh Kin, a date grower and cupbearer of UZ Ababa, built a
- 2:41:24garde and reigned there for 50-6 years.
- 2:41:28In ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt and elsewhere, cupbearers held
- 2:41:33high ranks and great trust. It will be remembered even on
- 2:41:37Nibiru, where Anu's served as a Lalu's cupbearer.
- 2:41:42Scholars believed that some of the earliest Sumerian
- 2:41:45depictions, referred to as libation scenes, depicts naked
- 2:41:49kings serving the gods as cup bearers.
- 2:41:53Apparently, Sargon was a royal Prince in Quiche Under who was
- 2:41:57Ababa, the king of Quiche? Sargon himself chose to keep his
- 2:42:01origin a mystery in The Legend of Sargon, the autobiographical
- 2:42:05text in which he wrote his autobiography.
- 2:42:09A God is mighty King Sargon I am.
- 2:42:12I did not know who my father was.
- 2:42:14My mother was a high priestess. As a high priestess, my mother
- 2:42:19conceived me in secret, as in the story of Moses's birth 1000
- 2:42:24years later in Egypt. Sargon continued.
- 2:42:28The basket of rushes was sealed with bitumen, and she placed me
- 2:42:31in it. I did not sink when she threw me
- 2:42:34into the river. Arki the gardener bore me,
- 2:42:38carried me to the river. As Arki the irrigator drew
- 2:42:41water, he lifted me up. He made me and reared me as his
- 2:42:45son. Archie the Irrigator as his
- 2:42:48gardener. Archie the Irrigator appointed
- 2:42:51me in time the position of high priestess for the God Nanasin
- 2:42:57Inur, seen as one of great honor to Sargon's own daughter.
- 2:43:01Enheduana might explain Sargon's odd avoidance of claiming
- 2:43:05Princeford. By claiming the same status as
- 2:43:10his mother, Sargon implied that his unknown father might be a
- 2:43:14God, thus making him a demigod. Considering the pressures on
- 2:43:19Sumer by migrants from the West and northwest, Sargon's Amorite
- 2:43:23heritage might have been regarded as a factor.
- 2:43:27Accordingly, establishing a new neutral national capital named
- 2:43:31Union also meant incorporating territories called Arkad north
- 2:43:35of Oldham Sumair, so that a new entity was called Sumair and
- 2:43:40Arkad. Henceforth Inana became known as
- 2:43:43the Acadian name Ishtar. A few centuries later, Sagon set
- 2:43:48out from that capital to establish law and order,
- 2:43:52starting with the defeat of Lucas Zagasi, who, the reader
- 2:43:55will recall, assaulted the city of Ishtar's son, the God Shahra.
- 2:44:02The king turned his prowess against neighboring lands as he
- 2:44:05conquered old cities after old towns.
- 2:44:08In the era of Ishtar, Shahrukh Kin, king of Agadi, became the
- 2:44:13ultimate ruler. He ruled over all the countries
- 2:44:17in his territory and crossed the sea in the east.
- 2:44:20He conquered the West in its entirety, from the upper Sea,
- 2:44:24the Mediterranean, to the Lower Sea, the Sea of the East.
- 2:44:28The entire first region was firmly ruled by a national
- 2:44:31capital for the first time since its formation millennia
- 2:44:35previously. Sargon's Empire was the first
- 2:44:38historically known empire to extend to the Mediterranean
- 2:44:41coast in the West as well as the Persian Gulf.
- 2:44:46While Sagon acknowledged when necessary the authority of
- 2:44:49Enlil, Dinota, Ardad and Nana, he did so through the Kabul
- 2:44:54River in Asia Minor in the north.
- 2:44:57The conquests of Utu were carefully accomplished by order
- 2:45:01of my mistress, the divine Ishtar.
- 2:45:04It was, in fact, the era of Ishtar, as the inscriptions
- 2:45:08claim. It was a grand sight to see
- 2:45:11Agardie as the imperial capital in those days, a Sumerian text
- 2:45:16stated. Agardie was rich in precious
- 2:45:19metals, copper, lead, and lapis lazuli slabs.
- 2:45:23Its granaries bulged at the sides.
- 2:45:25Its old men were endowed with wisdom, its old women with
- 2:45:29eloquence, its young men with weapons, and its children with
- 2:45:33joyful hearts. An impressive new temple in
- 2:45:38Agardie clarified which goddess ruled all of this.
- 2:45:42In Agadi Hurli, Anana erected a temple as her abode in the
- 2:45:46glittering temple, her throne. Her shrines had to be built
- 2:45:50throughout Sumerian cities, outshining even the sacred Iyana
- 2:45:55in Uruk. That was a mistake.
- 2:45:58Growing arrogant and overbearing, Sagon made grave
- 2:46:02errors, including sending troops into cities beholden to Nenuta
- 2:46:07and Ardat. His next act was to desecrate
- 2:46:10Babylon near Olden Sumere. In the territory designated
- 2:46:14Arkhart lay Babylon, the very spot where Marduk attempted to
- 2:46:19build his own launch tower, the Tower of Babel incident.
- 2:46:23He made another Babilai near Agade after removing soil from
- 2:46:27the foundations of Babylon. To understand this unauthorized
- 2:46:31activity, it is essential to remember that Babilai, as
- 2:46:35Babylon was known in Arkadian, meant gateway of the gods, a
- 2:46:39sacred place, and that Marduk, upon learning that the site must
- 2:46:44remain undisturbed, was persuaded to give up.
- 2:46:48Moreover, Sargon took soil from Babylon's foundations to build
- 2:46:52another gateway of the gods adjoining the Wana Tegadi.
- 2:46:56Marduk was enraged by the sacrilege, and the Clash of
- 2:47:00Clans was reignited. In addition to breaking the
- 2:47:03taboo regarding Babylon, Sargon also planned to create his own
- 2:47:08gateway of the gods at Agade, and this angered Enlil.
- 2:47:12As a result, Sargon's rapid removal and death did not end.
- 2:47:17The era of. Ishtar, her son Rimoush became
- 2:47:21king of Agade with the consent of Enlil, but he was replaced
- 2:47:25after nine years by his brother Manish.
- 2:47:28Tushu, who ruled for 15 years. Inana Ishtar had asked once
- 2:47:34again. The son of Manishtushu Naram
- 2:47:37Sin, whom Sin loves, was Naram Sin's theophoric name.
- 2:47:43He used the Akadian name Sin rather than the Sumerian word
- 2:47:47Nana. The king was able to build on
- 2:47:50the foundations laid by his grandfather with military
- 2:47:53expeditions and commerce, establishing trading posts for
- 2:47:56Sumerian merchants in distant places and creating trade routes
- 2:48:00on a global scale which reached as far north as the Hittite
- 2:48:04domain of Nana's brother Ishqur. Naramsin's two track policy
- 2:48:10could not quell the rise of cities, particularly in the
- 2:48:13West, supporting Marduk's renewed ambitions.
- 2:48:17With his wife Sapanid and his earthborn son Nabu also marrying
- 2:48:22earthlings named Tashmetum, Marduk gained support among the
- 2:48:26masses. The expectations for Marduk's
- 2:48:30ultimate victory reached messianic fervor in Egypt, where
- 2:48:33Marduk stroke RA has been worshipped as the hidden Armin
- 2:48:37Amon and Egyptian Pharaohs began to push northward, seizing
- 2:48:41control of the Mediterranean. Inana Ishtar thus guided and
- 2:48:47blessed Naram Sin to launch against the sinning cities in
- 2:48:51the West, which was the most significant military expedition
- 2:48:54in history. Having captured what was later
- 2:48:58called Canaan, he continued S to Magan ancient Egypt.
- 2:49:03His merciless approach and capture of rivals are
- 2:49:06commemorated by a stone plaque depicting a glowing Ishtar
- 2:49:10offering him a wreath of victory.
- 2:49:12Among his inscriptions is a statement that he personally
- 2:49:16captured the king of Mogon. Naramsin haughtily defined
- 2:49:21himself on a victory Stiller astride a rocket ship in the
- 2:49:24heavens after crossing the forbidden 4th region with its
- 2:49:27spaceport. He hailed himself as a God, as a
- 2:49:32hero. Accustomed to high handedness.
- 2:49:34He placed a restraining hand on the Ekur Enlil's sacred
- 2:49:38precinct. Nippur Enlil was not present, so
- 2:49:42he demanded Enlil endorse him as King of the four regions.
- 2:49:48Enlil describes his reaction to these unprecedented acts of
- 2:49:52disobedience and sacrilege in a text known as the Curse of a
- 2:49:56Guardi. He called all the gods,
- 2:49:59including Enki, to summon the Anunnaki leadership to an
- 2:50:02assembly. But Inanna didn't show up.
- 2:50:06As she remained defiant inside the venerated temple of Ayana in
- 2:50:11Uruk, she demanded that the gods declare her as the supreme
- 2:50:14female deity. A woman has seized the heavenly
- 2:50:18kingship, the ancient text noted in amazement.
- 2:50:22Inanna has altered the rules of Holy Anu.
- 2:50:26The gods decided in their assembly to wipe out a garde and
- 2:50:30all that goes along with it. Gutium, a land across the Zagros
- 2:50:35Mountains, was occupied by Ninurta's troops, who
- 2:50:38systematically destroyed Agadi. No one is even sure where a Gadi
- 2:50:43was. Indeed, the gods decreed that
- 2:50:46its remains will never be found. In the wake of the city's
- 2:50:51demise, Naram Sin too disappeared from the records.
- 2:50:55Nanar Sin brought Lanana Ishtar back to Uruk.
- 2:50:59From Uruk she told Nana that she had had enough so she would live
- 2:51:04in Ur with her mother's family. The era of Ishtar ended in 2255
- 2:51:11BC. Her empire and the challenges to
- 2:51:14ancient authority left their mark on the Ancient Near East
- 2:51:18for generations to come. The kingship of Sumer and Arkad
- 2:51:23did not exist for about a century.
- 2:51:26According to the Sumerian King List.
- 2:51:28Who was king, who was not king was a way of describing the
- 2:51:32situation. Minuta governed the country de
- 2:51:36facto from his cult center in Lagache, a city whose historical
- 2:51:40records, artifacts, and sculptures have provided
- 2:51:44essential information about Sumer, the Sumerians, and the
- 2:51:48Sumerian civilization. The archaeological evidence from
- 2:51:52the telosite reveals that dynastic rule began in Lagache
- 2:51:56with a ruler named Lugar Schuengur.
- 2:52:00Dynastic rule was established in Lagashe in about 3000 BC by King
- 2:52:05Lugo Schuengur. This dynasty was responsible for
- 2:52:10the artificial insemination of a anatom.
- 2:52:13More than 1/2 Millennium of uninterrupted dynastic rule in
- 2:52:17Lagashe indicates a country's stability during turbulent
- 2:52:20times. The list of Lagashe's kings
- 2:52:23includes 43 names. Lagash is an ancient language.
- 2:52:29Lagash's kings preferred to be called Partesi governors instead
- 2:52:34of Luga. Luga left behind countless
- 2:52:38votive inscriptions and other pieces of evidence.
- 2:52:41The textual evidence indicates that they were enlightened kings
- 2:52:45who sought to shape their people's lives according to
- 2:52:48their God's high moral and ethical standards.
- 2:52:52The most incredible honor a king could attain was given the
- 2:52:55epithet righteous shepherd by Minuta, the code of Laws of
- 2:53:00Urukinga. A king who reigned about 4500
- 2:53:04years ago prohibited abuse of authority, raking away of a
- 2:53:08widow's donkey, and delaying wages of the daily workers.
- 2:53:13A King's personal duty was to construct canals for irrigation
- 2:53:17and transportation and construct communal buildings.
- 2:53:21Some of the best Sumerian sculptures were created 2000
- 2:53:25years before classical Greece. Festivals involving everyone,
- 2:53:30such as the Festival of Firstfruits, were introduced.
- 2:53:33Literacy was encouraged, as evidenced by some of the most
- 2:53:37perfect cuneiform scripts. Lagashe was not a national
- 2:53:42capital, nor is it mentioned in the Sumerian King list.
- 2:53:46With the transfer of the seat of federal rule from Kish to Uruk
- 2:53:50in religious, political terms, Ninurta established what were
- 2:53:54then the best trained. Troops in the land.
- 2:53:57To protect his own redoubt outside the reach of Inana's
- 2:54:00whims and ambitions after the Inana Naram Sin upheavals,
- 2:54:07Ninurta restored Enlilite authority and brought Sumer a
- 2:54:11century of respite. However, Asghar continued to put
- 2:54:15relentless pressure on Sumer and Arkhart, which led to the fall
- 2:54:19of Sumer and Arkhart into ruins. Around 2160 BC, Enlil
- 2:54:26commissioned Ninurta to build a unique temple in Lagache that
- 2:54:30proclaims Ninurta's supremacy. Ninurta, the next Enlil, had the
- 2:54:35rank of 50, just below Anu, and his temple would be called a
- 2:54:39Ninu House Temple of 50. A king named Gudea the Anointed
- 2:54:451 built a temple in the Ghesu, the sacred precinct of Lagache,
- 2:54:50as detailed in the extensive inscriptions found in the
- 2:54:53excavated remains of Lagache. It all started with a dream that
- 2:54:58Gudea had recorded on clay cylinders on display at the
- 2:55:01Louvre Museum in Paris. A man wearing the headdress of a
- 2:55:06God appeared to Gudea, bright and shining like heaven, and he
- 2:55:10ordered him to build him a temple.
- 2:55:13She pointed at a particular star while holding a tablet with a
- 2:55:16celestial map. Her head was shaped like a
- 2:55:20temple. Then another deity appeared with
- 2:55:23a tablet in one hand and building brick.
- 2:55:26The building brick was lying in a basket by his side, and the
- 2:55:30tablet with the design was lying on Gudea's lap.
- 2:55:34Completely confused by the experience commemorated in one
- 2:55:38of Gudea's statues, Guder went to the goddess Nina's cult
- 2:55:42center, Sirara, the House of Face Solving, and asked her to
- 2:55:46solve the dream and determine what the objects were.
- 2:55:52Nina said that the first God was Nin, first Lord of the Gessu
- 2:55:57Helias Ninuta. He commands you to build a new
- 2:56:00temple. The goddess is Nisaba.
- 2:56:04Build the temple according to what the holy planet instructs
- 2:56:07you. The other God is Ningishida.
- 2:56:11The brick he gave you will serve as a mold.
- 2:56:14The carrying basket means that you have been assigned the task
- 2:56:17of construction. The tablet with the design is
- 2:56:21the architectural design of the seven stage temple.
- 2:56:24Its name, she said, shall be Enninu.
- 2:56:29It was a rare honor for Gudea to help build a brand new temple
- 2:56:33from foundations up when most other kings just repaired
- 2:56:36existing ones. Having mobilized the entire
- 2:56:40population for the project, he made it.
- 2:56:43He learned that the architectural requirements were
- 2:56:46far from straightforward. There was to be a domed
- 2:56:49observatory at the top for determining star and planet
- 2:56:52positions after nightfall, and there were also 2 stone circles
- 2:56:56in the forecourt for determining constellations on equinox day.
- 2:57:01Additionally, two sunken enclosures were required, one
- 2:57:05for Ninurta's aircraft, the Divine Blackbird, and the other
- 2:57:09for his awesome weapon. Gudea writes in his clearly
- 2:57:13written inscriptions in perfect Sumerian script that he had to
- 2:57:17go to the gods repeatedly and that he could not sleep until
- 2:57:21the task was completed. At one point he was ready to
- 2:57:25give up, but in a command vision he was instructed to begin
- 2:57:29building the engine, a cylinder known as Gudea.
- 2:57:34Cylinder A records the preliminary events and details
- 2:57:38of the complex construction. Cycle B is devoted to elaborate
- 2:57:42rites tied to the temple inauguration, specifically on
- 2:57:46New Year's Day and the ceremonies surrounding Ningirsu
- 2:57:50and Bao's arrival at the Girsu and their entry into their new
- 2:57:53temple. The book closes with the
- 2:57:56recorded blessing of Gudea by Bao in appreciation of his
- 2:58:00construction efforts, as his reward, without explaining how
- 2:58:05it was granted, was Namti muna sood his lifetime sustained
- 2:58:10stroke prolonged. Cylinder A introduces himself in
- 2:58:16cylinder A. Guder repeatedly called Nina,
- 2:58:19his mother, a daughter of Enlil and Ninlil and a half sister of
- 2:58:23Ninota. Additionally, Baau twice
- 2:58:26referred to him as son of Nina in the blessing at the end of
- 2:58:30Cylinder B. These texts also provide some
- 2:58:34insight into his birth in a sacred place.
- 2:58:37He spoke to Nina. Thou didst bring me forth from
- 2:58:41the seed implanted in thy womb by the goddess Bao.
- 2:58:44He said he was a child brought forth by Bao Gudea, claimed to
- 2:58:51be a demigod born of the Enlil Ninota clan through Bao and
- 2:58:54Nina. Enninu's challenge to Marduk was
- 2:58:58compounded by the role of Egypt's Ningishida and Nisaba
- 2:59:02Thoth as the deity and Sashita as the goddess.
- 2:59:07It was especially significant that Ningishida Thoth actively
- 2:59:12participated in the project since he was the son of Enki
- 2:59:15Pattar and the half brother of Marduk RA Interestingly, his
- 2:59:22other half brother Nergal, who was married to Enlil's
- 2:59:25granddaughter Nereshkigal, also often sided with the Enlilites.
- 2:59:31Marduk and Nabu gained adherents and conquered territory.
- 2:59:34Despite all that, Ninuta, the presumed heir of Enlil and Anu
- 2:59:40had ties to Nibiru, but Marduk and Nabu belonged to Earth.
- 2:59:46This posed a growing problem for the Enlilites.
- 2:59:49After announcing the Ninuta strategy, the endelite switched
- 2:59:53to the syntactic, transferring the seat of national power from
- 2:59:57Ninuta to Nana, whose Acadian name was Sin.
- 3:00:01Unlike Ninuta, the city of UR, situated between Eridu to the
- 3:00:06South and Uruk to the north along the Euphrates River, was
- 3:00:10by then Sumer's prosperous commercial and manufacturing
- 3:00:14hub, its very name meaning urban domesticated place.
- 3:00:19Came to mean not just city, but the city and meant prosperity
- 3:00:24and health. Sumerian people loved the gods
- 3:00:28Nun Our Sin and Ningal Nikhal in Akkadian, however, they did not
- 3:00:33participate in the Gods War. People everywhere, even in the
- 3:00:38rebel lands, were meant to perceive his leadership as the
- 3:00:41beginning of an era of peace and prosperity.
- 3:00:45In OA, a ziggurat served as the deity's abode, Rising in stages
- 3:00:50inside a walled sacred precinct served as a residence for
- 3:00:55priests, officials, and servants.
- 3:00:58Within the walled section of the temple was the Gippah, nighttime
- 3:01:01abode, which contained the gigunu, the Chamber of nighttime
- 3:01:05pleasures for the gods. Despite being monogamous and
- 3:01:10having only one spouse, Ningar Nana Sin was able and did to
- 3:01:16enjoy concubines through whom he had children in the geepa.
- 3:01:21Behind those walls lay a magnificent city with two
- 3:01:25excellent harbors and a network of canals connecting it to the
- 3:01:28Euphrates. A thriving city with a King's
- 3:01:31palace, administrative buildings, lofty gates, avenues
- 3:01:35for promenading, a marketplace, multi level private dwellings,
- 3:01:39many two stories, high schools, workshops, merchants, warehouses
- 3:01:45and animal stalls. More than 4000 years after it
- 3:01:50was built, the ziggurat and its monumental stairways dominate
- 3:01:54the landscape. In more detail in The Wars of
- 3:01:58Gods and Men, we tell how Abraham's story intertwined with
- 3:02:02events and the fate of summer in UR, the UR of the Chaldees, in
- 3:02:07which the biblical story of Abraham the Hebrew began as the
- 3:02:11starting point of his migration to Haran and then to Canaan.
- 3:02:16Abraham was born in Nipur, but grew up in UA, where his father
- 3:02:21was a Tibu, an Omen priest skilled in astronomy.
- 3:02:25Kingship was restarted in and from Sumer with the careful
- 3:02:29choice of a new king in Enlil's selection and Anu's approval.
- 3:02:34The new king, UA Namu, the Joy of UA, was a demigod, not a mere
- 3:02:40mortal. He was a son of Nin Sun, the
- 3:02:43mother of Gilgamesh, born in Uruk, a birth approved and
- 3:02:47witnessed by Anu Enlil and Nana. It is reasonable to presume that
- 3:02:52this divine genealogy, including the claim that Ninhasag raised
- 3:02:57him, was part of UR Namu's reign in the presence of Nana and
- 3:03:01other gods. As a result, UR Namu held the
- 3:03:05same status as Gilgamesh, whose exploits were well remembered
- 3:03:09and whose name was revered. Thus, it was a signal to friends
- 3:03:13and foes alike that the glory days under Enlil and his clan
- 3:03:17were back. Inscriptions, monuments, and
- 3:03:21archaeological findings attest to UH Namu's reign's extensive
- 3:03:25public works, restoration of river navigation, and repair of
- 3:03:29the country's highways. Schools and arts and crafts
- 3:03:33grew, and social and economic conditions improved.
- 3:03:37In addition, the priesthood of Nippur and UR were combined for
- 3:03:41the first time in Sumerian history, resulting in a revival
- 3:03:45of religion. By our calculations, it was at
- 3:03:49that time that Terra, Abraham's father, was transferred from
- 3:03:53Nippur to UR. Despite agreements with
- 3:03:57neighboring rulers to the east and northeast, the enmity
- 3:04:01stirred up by Marduk and Nabu to the West spread prosperity and
- 3:04:05well-being. In 2096 BC, UA Namu launched a
- 3:04:11military campaign against the rebel lands and sinning cities
- 3:04:14bordering the Mediterranean Sea in response to the situation.
- 3:04:19Although he was a great builder and economic shepherd, he did
- 3:04:23not succeed as a military leader.
- 3:04:26In the middle of battle, UA Namu fell off his chariot and was
- 3:04:30crushed like a jug. The tragedy was compounded when
- 3:04:34the boat returning UR Namu's body to Sumao was sunk.
- 3:04:38The waves sank it down with him aboard it.
- 3:04:41Upon hearing the devastating news of UR Namu's defeat and
- 3:04:45tragic death, a great lament resounded throughout UR.
- 3:04:50People couldn't understand how such a righteous shepherd and
- 3:04:54God fearing king could be a demigod.
- 3:04:57It was an ingenious death. Why did the Lord Nana not hold
- 3:05:01him, they asked. Why did Inana, Lady of Heaven,
- 3:05:06not surround him with her regal arms?
- 3:05:09Why did the valiant Utu not assist him?
- 3:05:12There was only one possible explanation.
- 3:05:14The people of Ur and Sumac concluded Enlil deceitfully
- 3:05:19changed his decree. These great gods went back on
- 3:05:22their word and faith in them was deeply shaken.
- 3:05:26It is likely not by accident that the shocking death of UA
- 3:05:30Namu in 2096 BC led the father of Abraham to relocate his
- 3:05:36family to Haran, the Karavanri, the central city that was Sumez
- 3:05:40Link to the land of the Hittites.
- 3:05:43Haran was surrounded by fertile meadows that could be used for
- 3:05:46shepherding, as it was located at the headwaters of the
- 3:05:49Euphrates River and at a crossroads of international
- 3:05:52trade and military routes. Merchants from UR settled there
- 3:05:57and brought wool, skins and leather from the region, metals
- 3:06:01and rare stones, and their renowned woollen garments and
- 3:06:04carpets from UR. Besides the second largest
- 3:06:08temple to Nan Arsin after UR, the city was often called the
- 3:06:13Second UR, Sumer's most tragic era, for before the century was
- 3:06:18out, Sumer was gone. The ascension of OA Namu to OA's
- 3:06:23throne in 2113 BC marked the beginning of OA 3.
- 3:06:30The Sumerian culture peaked during this period when
- 3:06:33monotheism, the belief in one creator God, had its roots.
- 3:06:38After OA Namu died, his son Shulgi inherited the throne of
- 3:06:43OA. His inscriptions assert that he
- 3:06:46was born under the auspices of the gods, as was his father, who
- 3:06:50claimed the status of a demigod through a union between Ur Namu
- 3:06:54and Enlil's high priestess. Nana arranged for the child to
- 3:06:58be conceived in Enlil's temple in Nipur.
- 3:07:02A little Enlil, A kingly child, shall be conceived.
- 3:07:07He acquired the habit of calling Ningal Nana's spouse Ningale.
- 3:07:11My mother and my brother were Uttu Shamash, their son.
- 3:07:17Then he asserted in self laudatory terms that he was a
- 3:07:21son of Nin Sun, but in another melody he claimed to be only her
- 3:07:25adopted son. He claimed to be a demigod in
- 3:07:29various and contradictory versions which cast doubt on his
- 3:07:33claim. Immediately following his
- 3:07:36accession to the throne, Shulgi launched an expedition to the
- 3:07:40outlying provinces and the rebel territories, but his weapons
- 3:07:44were offers of trade, peace and his daughters.
- 3:07:48By avoiding the 4th region, he reached the two destinations of
- 3:07:52the still revered Gilgamesh, the Sinai Peninsula, where the
- 3:07:56spaceport was in the South and the landing place in the north.
- 3:08:01As he travelled, he stopped to worship at the place of Bright
- 3:08:04Oracles, also called Jerusalem. Once he venerated the three
- 3:08:09space sites, he followed the Fertile Crescent, the East West
- 3:08:13trade routes determined by geography and water sources.
- 3:08:16Returning to Sumer. Upon returning to UR, Shulgi was
- 3:08:21given High priest of Anu, priest of Nana.
- 3:08:25UTU Shamash befriended him and then Inana Ishtar gave him
- 3:08:30personal attention whose abode had been in UR since the demise
- 3:08:34of Naram Sin. As a result of Shorgi's peace
- 3:08:38offensive, he turned from state affairs to become Inana's lover.
- 3:08:42After a while, he boasted that Inana had given him her vulva in
- 3:08:47her temple in numerous love songs that have been found in
- 3:08:50the ruins of Ur. However, unrest grew again in
- 3:08:54the rebel lands as Shorgi neglected state affairs in favor
- 3:08:58of personal pleasure. As a result of his
- 3:09:01unpreparedness for war, Shogi relied on Alamite troops to
- 3:09:05fight and build a fortified wall to protect Sumer against foreign
- 3:09:09invasions. Scholars believe it ran from
- 3:09:12where Baghdad is today, north of the Euphrates River, to the
- 3:09:16Tigris River and was therefore known as the Great W Wall.
- 3:09:21Due to that, Sumer's heartland was cut off from the northern
- 3:09:24provinces. 2400 years ago, the gods, led by Enlil, decreed for
- 3:09:30Shulgi the death of a Sinner. Significantly, it was then that
- 3:09:36Abraham left Haran for Canaan. Marduk also arrived in Haran
- 3:09:41during that same year, 2048 BC, and made it his headquarters for
- 3:09:46the next 24 years. According to a well preserved
- 3:09:50clay tablet, his arrival represented a direct challenge
- 3:09:54to Enlilite hegemony. Along with its military
- 3:09:58significance, the move cut Sumair off from its economically
- 3:10:01vital commercial relationships. As a result, Sumair had shrunk.
- 3:10:07The chess move of Maduk's establishment of a command post
- 3:10:10at Haran enabled Nabu to Marshall his cities heading
- 3:10:14toward the Great Sea and setting his course.
- 3:10:18Among them were the all important landing place in
- 3:10:20Lebanon and the Mission Control city of Shalim alias Jerusalem.
- 3:10:26Then Marduk announced that the spaceport region was no longer
- 3:10:30neutral. It was to be considered a Marduk
- 3:10:33and Nabu domain. He now controlled all the space
- 3:10:36related facilities in Egypt, his original dominion.
- 3:10:40Obviously, such a situation would not be acceptable to the
- 3:10:44Enlilites. As Shulgi's successor, Amarcin
- 3:10:49embarked on a military expedition after an army tour,
- 3:10:52culminating in an ambitious campaign to punish the rebel
- 3:10:55lands of the West, the biblical Canaan.
- 3:10:58The 7th year of his reign was when Amarcin LED an alliance
- 3:11:02against the sin cities in the West, including Sodom and
- 3:11:06Gomorrah, in an attempt to regain control of the spaceport.
- 3:11:10In my book The Wars of Gods and Men, he was the Amaphel of
- 3:11:15Genesis 14. The Bible describes the clash as
- 3:11:20a war between the East and West. Abraham participated in the
- 3:11:24first great international war of antiquity, commanding a cavalry
- 3:11:29of camel riders called Ishna. A literal Hebrew and Sumerian
- 3:11:33rendering of lunar cavalrymen prevented the invaders from
- 3:11:37reaching the spaceport. He then pursued the retreating
- 3:11:41invaders to Damascus, nowadays Syria, to reclaim his nephew
- 3:11:45Lot, who was captured in Sodom. The God's War was clearly
- 3:11:50evolving into a far-flung conflict involving many nations.
- 3:11:55Ma Sin was killed by a scorpion bite rather than an enemy Lance
- 3:12:00in 2039 BC. Following his death, his brother
- 3:12:05Shu Sin took over. His reign records 2 military
- 3:12:10expeditions northward, but none westward.
- 3:12:13Mainly defensive measures, he primarily built new sections of
- 3:12:17the Wall of the West. However, the defenses were
- 3:12:20continually moved closer and closer to Sumer's heartland, and
- 3:12:25the territory controlled by UR diminished upon Ibizin's
- 3:12:29accession to the throne in 2029 BCE, invaders from the West had
- 3:12:35broken through Ur's defensive wall and fought Alamite troops
- 3:12:39in the Sumerian territory. The Westerners were directed and
- 3:12:43prompted by Nabu in Haran. His divine father Marduk waited
- 3:12:48for Babylon's recapture. Marduk added a new celestial
- 3:12:53argument to his old reasons for seeking supremacy, beginning
- 3:12:57with his father Enki being stripped of his succession
- 3:12:59rights. He said that Enlil zodiacal age
- 3:13:03of the Bull Taurus was ending and his era, the age of the Ram
- 3:13:08Aries was beginning. The irony is that his own
- 3:13:12brothers pointed out that according to astronomical
- 3:13:15observations, the zodiacal constellation of the Ram had not
- 3:13:19yet started. Ninggish Zidah said as much.
- 3:13:23Nergal from the station in Lagash and Nergal from the
- 3:13:27Observatory. There are no lower worlds.
- 3:13:30The brothers discovery only enraged Marduk.
- 3:13:33Nabu intensified his recruiting of Marduk fighters.
- 3:13:38Anilil's frustration and desperation grew.
- 3:13:41He convened the great guards for an emergency assembly.
- 3:13:45The assembly approved extraordinary steps that altered
- 3:13:48the future forever. Various written records from
- 3:13:52antiquity are still available, providing us not just with an
- 3:13:56overview of events, but with detailed information about
- 3:13:59battles, strategies, conversations, arguments,
- 3:14:03participants and their moves, and the critical decisions that
- 3:14:07led to the most significant worldwide upheaval since the
- 3:14:10Deluge, as well as the date formulas and diverse other
- 3:14:15references. The principal sources for
- 3:14:18reconstructing these dramatic events are the relevant chapters
- 3:14:22in Genesis. Marduk statements in the Marduk
- 3:14:25Prophecy. The Kedola Omer texts, a
- 3:14:28collection of tablets in the British Museum.
- 3:14:31The era Epos is a long autobiographical document
- 3:14:35dictated by Nergal to a trusted scribe.
- 3:14:39It is similar to a movie, usually a crime thriller, where
- 3:14:42particular eyewitnesses and principles describe the same
- 3:14:46event differently, but from which the true story emerges.
- 3:14:50So are we able to reconstruct the actual facts in this case?
- 3:14:55Those sources tell us that Marduk did not personally attend
- 3:14:58the emergency council summoned by Enlil, but instead sent them
- 3:15:03an appeal in which he repeatedly asked until when 24 years had
- 3:15:09passed since he had been in Haran.
- 3:15:11And he wondered, until when? When would my days of wandering
- 3:15:16end? The year 2024 BC marked the 72nd
- 3:15:21anniversary of his life on the run. 1° of the Zodiacal circle
- 3:15:26has passed since then, having been called to present the
- 3:15:30Enlilite case. Minuta accused Marduk's
- 3:15:33followers of defiling Enlil's temple in Nipur, even accusing
- 3:15:37them of attacking it. Anna Sin primarily blamed Nabu.
- 3:15:42Nabu was summoned by the gods, and his father's son came.
- 3:15:48He pointed the finger at Ninuta. He denounced Nergal who was
- 3:15:52present, and he showed disrespect to Enlil evil,
- 3:15:56accusing the Lord of the command of injustice and condoning
- 3:16:00destruction. What are Marduk and Nabu
- 3:16:04actually charged with? Enki inquired.
- 3:16:07Exceedingly enraged was Nergal. Why do you keep fighting?
- 3:16:12He asked him. Enki shouted at Nergal to leave
- 3:16:15him alone after arguing so much with him.
- 3:16:18Then Enki consulted himself and concocted the idea of resorting
- 3:16:23to the awesome treason after being vilified by Matok and Nabu
- 3:16:28in a secret underground location somewhere in Africa in his
- 3:16:32brother Ghibiel's domain. He did not know where they were
- 3:16:36hidden, but he knew they existed on Earth.
- 3:16:39With today's technology, they are equivalent to seven nuclear
- 3:16:43devices clad with terror. With a brilliance they advance.
- 3:16:48They were accidentally brought to Earth by a Lalu fleeing
- 3:16:51Nibiru and were hidden in a secret place long ago.
- 3:16:55Enki knew where, as did Enlil. The guards over ruling Enki met
- 3:17:01as a war council to decide to punish Marduk.
- 3:17:05The guards made it absolutely clear to Nergal and Ninota that
- 3:17:09the mission was limited and conditional.
- 3:17:13The ancient records state that Anu, Lord of the Gods on Earth,
- 3:17:17had pity. Anu to Earth, the words he
- 3:17:20spoke, Earth to Anu the words he spoke.
- 3:17:24He made it clear that his approval for the unprecedented
- 3:17:28step of using awesome weapons was limited to depriving Marduk
- 3:17:32of the Sinai spaceport, but that neither gods nor people should
- 3:17:37be harmed. Anu, Lord of the gods on Earth,
- 3:17:41had pity. The epic Ishum begins in 2024
- 3:17:48BC. The 2 Kings Minuta called the
- 3:17:52Scorcher in Ishum and Nergal called the Annihilator in error,
- 3:17:57unleashed nuclear weapons which destroyed the spaceport and
- 3:18:01adjacent sinning cities near the Dead Sea as described by the
- 3:18:06Bible. Abraham, who was then encamped
- 3:18:09in the mountains overlooking the Dead Sea, was notified of what
- 3:18:13was to come by three malachim, translated as angels but
- 3:18:16literally meaning emissaries. Earlier that day, Abraham's
- 3:18:22nephew Lot lived in Sodom and Abraham's two other nephews
- 3:18:26followed him. The Era Epos tells us that Ishum
- 3:18:30Minuta set out in his Divine Blackbird to mount the Most
- 3:18:34Supreme Night. Arriving there, the mount was
- 3:18:39smashed when he raised his hand by the Mount Most Supreme Plain.
- 3:18:45Then he annihilated. Not a single tree stem remained
- 3:18:49in its forests. By two pinpointed nuclear drops,
- 3:18:54Minuta obliterated the spaceport first Mount Most Supreme, also
- 3:18:59known as Mount Marshu in the Gilgamesh epic, and then the
- 3:19:02adjoining plain that served as a landing and take off area.
- 3:19:07An image taken from space shows the scarring in the Sinai
- 3:19:11Peninsula, where the plain amid white limestone mountains is
- 3:19:15still covered with crushed and deeply burned rocks.
- 3:19:19The destruction of the sinning cities was a complicated
- 3:19:23process. Nergal was dissuaded from
- 3:19:26carrying out the mission by Minuta.
- 3:19:28In Sumerian texts, according to the Bible, Abraham pleaded with
- 3:19:33one of the three angels who visited him to spare Sodom if 10
- 3:19:37righteous ones could be found there.
- 3:19:41A mob seeking to sodomize 2 angels sent to Sodom to verify
- 3:19:45whether the city should be spared attacked them that
- 3:19:48evening. They agreed to delay the
- 3:19:51upheaval so Lot's family could escape to the mountains as soon
- 3:19:54as possible. A little before dawn, Error
- 3:19:59emulating Ishum uprooted the cities, making them desolate.
- 3:20:04He wiped out Sodom, Gomorrah, and three other cities in the
- 3:20:08dispedient land. The Bible affirms that as the
- 3:20:12sun rose over earth. From the skies those cities were
- 3:20:16upheaval with brimstones and fire that came from Yahweh.
- 3:20:21Abraham arose at dawn and went to where he had stood with the
- 3:20:24Lord. As he looked towards Sodom and
- 3:20:27Gomorrah, he looked in the direction of the plain, and lo,
- 3:20:31and beheld like a furnace, steam arose from the ground.
- 3:20:35Genesis 1927 to 28. The Bible says that happened
- 3:20:41when the annihilator Nergal dropped five nuclear devices,
- 3:20:45annihilating the cities of the plain.
- 3:20:48After the nuclear Holocaust, the law of unintended consequences
- 3:20:52was demonstrated on a catastrophic scale.
- 3:20:56The death of Sumer itself was caused by a poisonous airborne
- 3:21:00nuclear cloud carried eastward by unexpected winds.
- 3:21:04Evil wind, A storm. The evil wind tossed the skies,
- 3:21:10causing the cities to become desolate, causing houses to
- 3:21:13become desolate, causing sheepfolds to be emptied,
- 3:21:16causing Sumer's waters to be bitter, its cultivated fields to
- 3:21:20grow weeds. So every text from that time
- 3:21:24described what had happened. The texts claim that a
- 3:21:28catastrophe erupted on Sumerian soil, one unfathomable to man.
- 3:21:34In the streets, an unseen death roamed, letting loose on the
- 3:21:38road. It cannot be seen.
- 3:21:40When it enters the house, it glides like a snake through the
- 3:21:43door and blows in like a breeze through the hinge.
- 3:21:47The highest wall, the thickest wall can't protect from this
- 3:21:51evil, which terrorizes the world as a ghost.
- 3:21:55Flooding occurs behind doors. Those who hide are killed.
- 3:21:59Those who fled to the rooftops perished there.
- 3:22:02It was a horrible gruesome death.
- 3:22:04Whenever the evil wind reached, the terrified people could not
- 3:22:08breathe or their mouths were drenched in blood.
- 3:22:12Evil wind made the faces pale as the heads writhed in blood.
- 3:22:18Anu decreed the Great Storm from Enlil's heart.
- 3:22:22It came. It was triggered by nuclear
- 3:22:24devices from 7 weapons. It came in a lightning flash.
- 3:22:30It came from the plain of the Dead Sea.
- 3:22:32From the plain of no pity it had come.
- 3:22:36The gods fled Sumer in panic after learning the evil winds
- 3:22:40direction. Various lamentation texts, such
- 3:22:44as Lamentation over the Destruction of Sumer and UR,
- 3:22:47list the cities and temples abandoned to the wind and
- 3:22:51describe the haste, terror, and grief that each deity felt when
- 3:22:56they fled. Unable to help the people, I was
- 3:23:00forced to run from my temple like a bird.
- 3:23:03Inanna lamented. Behind them were standing
- 3:23:06temples, houses, animal stalls, and all other buildings.
- 3:23:10But everything that lived, be people, animals, or vegetation,
- 3:23:15was dead the day when the skies were crushed and the earth was
- 3:23:21smitten, its face obliterated by the maelstrom.
- 3:23:25Such were the words written even centuries after the event, an
- 3:23:30emotional Ningal wrote in a lamentation over the destruction
- 3:23:33of URA. URA and its people were given
- 3:23:37over to the wind.