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Originally posted by undo
erm, the account of inanna's descent to the underworld that i've read from oxford university translators, doesn't depict tammuz as a christ like figure. he's found perched on inanna's throne, dressed in finery, not the least bit concerned with her fate and enjoying the perks of being the new ruler. i think the tendency to assume any shepherd figure in history is jesus, is stretching the limits of credibility.
348-353. They followed her to the great apple tree in the plain of Kulaba. There was Dumuzid clothed in a magnificent garment and seated magnificently on a throne. The demons seized him there by his thighs. The seven of them poured the milk from his churns. The seven of them shook their heads like ……. They would not let the shepherd play the pipe and flute before her (?).
12-21. They released holy Inana, they …… her. Inana handed over Dumuzid to them in exchange for herself. "As for the lad, we will put his feet in foot stocks. As for the lad, we will put his hands in hand stocks: we will put his neck in neck stocks." Copper pins, nails and pokers were raised to his face. They sharpened their large copper axes. As for the lad, they stood him up, they sat him down. "Let us remove his …… garment, let us make him stand ……." As for the lad, they bound his arms, they did evil ……. They covered his face with his own garment.
29-34. "My brother -- because of him I cannot rejoice. My brother ……. Dumuzid, my brother -- because of him I cannot rejoice, ……. …… in front of him ……. …… he who bound his arms went in front of him. …… he who fettered his hands went behind him. …… they who beat him went alongside him."
Originally posted by undo
(hint: he's osiris (enmerkar, nimrod, narmer). she's isis. at least, that's the theory. according to THAT lore and its connection with biblical texts, osiris was the world emperor at the time (there appears to be some verification for this in like the chinese canon of yu book of shu or some such. in fact, he was the first post flood world emperor. he reopens the abzu gate and brings more "slaves" here from elsewhere at the tower of babel, which causes a chaotic (confusion) mess of languages and customs (see the namshub of enki). he is deposed, and his empire is split up between the 70 members of the divine council, many of which i'm thinking were the original "watchers" (overlords) of the "slaves" from their former planets or areas of residence on the earth.
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by kshaund
tell ya what, challenge yourself. go find on the net, even one pic of one statue of a human being prior to 3900 BC. hint: there weren't any. they were all reptilians and amphibians
Originally posted by kshaund
Not sure what the relevance is with not finding any human statues...?
Okay - so here's some clarification or muddying of the Isis/Osiris relationship - Isis is represented in hieroglyphs as a throne and a throne (throne of thrones). Sirius and Orion (Isis) had a marriage - the throne of thrones and the star Sirius (civilization of Sirius).
The great pyramids of Egypt are built to scale of the belt of Orion, and what is referred to as the Kings Chamber (because we are taught that men are always bigger and better) - is actually the Queens Chamber and that what's always referred to as the Queen's chamber was really the Kings.
OSIRIS SAH ie Osiris Orion his female counterpart was Isis Sept or Isis Sothis
Osiris and the Egyptian resurrection By Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge, p. 59
He then revolves like the sun leads on the Tuat and is pure of life in the horizon like Sahu Orion 1 and Sept Sirius the Dog star 2 To these luminaries he gives a spirit and he refreshes them in the hand of his father in the hand of Temt 3 The mention of Orion and Sothis is interesting for it shows that at one time the primitive Egyptians believed that these stars were the homes of departed souls
Osiris and the Egyptian resurrection By Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge, p. 107