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Originally posted by Equinox99
This makes a lot of sense. So in the bible, Enki and his followers would be the fallen angels while Enlil would be the almighty. you could connect the dots now.
Sumer literally translates to ‘Land of the Lords of Brightness’.
Land of Lucifer. Enlil did not want us to eat the apple because he knew we would turn out the way we are today. While Enki felt compassionate to make us like them. It seems that Enki was not as smart as Enlil.
Originally posted by damwel
I do have a question though. I thought Enki and Enlil had a sister that was involved with man as well. Did I dream this?
Originally posted by serbsta
Sumer literally translates to ‘Land of the Lords of Brightness’. What possible reasoning could there to call it this? After all, the naming of a nation and one’s land held detrimental importance not only for ancient cultures but for modern day ones aswell.
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Gen 1:26 "And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth."
Originally posted by TriggerFish
reply to post by serbsta
If anyone is truely interested in what is going on in the world today, you
should study everything possible about the Sumerians and the Anunnaki.
The Elite are. Ask yourself, why was the Bagdad Museum plundered?
Why, upon us entering Iraq, most of the archeological sites were quickly
excavated and all artifacts removed out of country?
I flag you for trying but this is a simple explanation of a complex history.
With some glaring problems.
To the rest of you, ever wonder about the concept of time and why the clock has twelve hours, sixty minutes to the hour, sixty seconds to the minute?
There were twelve major Anunnaki gods and the Anunnaki used a base sixty counting system.
I would say this proves existance over myth.
Originally posted by TriggerFish
reply to post by serbsta
To the rest of you, ever wonder about the concept of time and why the clock has twelve hours, sixty minutes to the hour, sixty seconds to the minute?
There were twelve major Anunnaki gods and the Anunnaki used a base sixty counting system.
I would say this proves existance over myth.
Originally posted by Seanbomber
I hate to say this, as I believe that all religions are more or less just different variations of one another, but I REALLY have a hard time seeing similarities between the bible and epic? perhaps someone could offer more evidence?
Originally posted by ElectricUniverse
Originally posted by serbsta
Sumer literally translates to ‘Land of the Lords of Brightness’. What possible reasoning could there to call it this? After all, the naming of a nation and one’s land held detrimental importance not only for ancient cultures but for modern day ones aswell.
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If I remember correctly, "the Elohim" literally means "the Shinning Ones" and could be the reason why the name "Sumer" or "land of the Lords of Brightness".
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Quite a coincidence that the Sumerians named their city after the "lords of brightness" and in Hebrew "the Gods", and the most high "El" himself are "the Shinning ones".
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The word Elohim, which coincidentally is plural, is the one used in the Hebrew bible the most, and it is supposed to be the word for "God", but for ages it was thought, or hidden as meaning singular when in reality it is plural and should have been translated as "the Gods", or "the Shining Ones".
This would be why the translations in "old bibles" of Genesis 1:26 says "And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness".
One example of the few REAL translations which you can still find from a scholarly source and which points to this fact that I am stating is the following link.
Gen 1:26 "And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth."
www.apostolic.edu...
It should be, and "The Gods", or "And The Shining Ones said, Let us make man in our own image."
I have noticed that in "online" copies of this passage many sites have changed it to say "God created man in his own image". Obviously to hide the fact that the translation of "Elohim" should be plural, as in "Gods", or "The Shining Ones".
Priests, and bible scholars who happen to be of one Christian denomination or another try to explain this as if it is some type of error in our translation, or that it symbolizes the many dualities of the One God, or they make many other excuses of why everyone else but them is wrong.
It is also a fact that for example angels happen to have the name "Elohim" after them, as if showing that each angel is an Elohim, such as "Benai, or B'nai Elohim".
The B'nai Elohim are supposedly translated as "the Sons of God", but since Elohim in the original hebrew itself is plural, it should be "the sons of the Gods."
Also, the Seraph, which is the root form of "seraphim" have as a distinguishing characteristic of "brilliance" or "fire", but Isaiah claims that these brilliant angels are a tool of Satan, and they are those angels who followed Satan.
[edit on 29-10-2009 by ElectricUniverse]
Originally posted by serbsta
Starred for that. Lots of further insightful information!
I find it odd aswell... it's as if our current religious texts are depicting the evil as good and the good as evil? Hmmm.
What this does is remind of this:
Exodus 20:3, "Thou shalt have no other gods before me."
I don't know about anyone else but to me that sounds like the words of someone who is very paranoid and wants to maintain control.
Excellent post by the way, thanks.
The Sumerians said that the Anunnaki gave them this knowledge
Originally posted by TriggerFish
reply to post by voodooplaya37
Ironically the Sumerians said that the Anunnaki created the first human's
in eastern Africa 240,000 years ago.
[edit on 29-10-2009 by TriggerFish]