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i don't have a problem with the entire sumerian narrative being hebrew in origin
i'm guessing, because the sumerian data was buried under 8ft of flood silt from the black sea flood...
That's not what anyone is suggesting. The Sumerian narrative is not Hebrew in origin, only Hebrew influences are present - at a later date. Most of what we know as the Creation Epic originated in both Sumer and among Semites living in Sumer. If "Hebrews" were in fact Eastern Semites acting as the godhead in Nippur and Ur, they did so by assuming that role by hook or crook. Sitchin's one contribution to Biblical archeology may be the word origin "Hebrew" as a contraction of Sumerian "Ib.ru" (although Ibri does appear in the Bible). He suggests it was "Ni.ib.ru" for People of Nippur, shortened to Ib.ru. Hebrew is what these Semites came to call themselves after their city, Nippur, the "city of crossing," they were the "people of the crossing." This idea is not entirely of Sitchin's, as Biblical scholars have contemplated the term Ibri as related to Nippur.
That has no basis in any facts, if there was such a 'Black Sea flood' (I presume you refer to the Biblical flood)
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: eriktheawful
oh you have a point. i was just refreshing my information on what wiped the dinosaurs, and that's 66 million years ago! that can't be right, is it??
originally posted by: eriktheawful
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: eriktheawful
oh you have a point. i was just refreshing my information on what wiped the dinosaurs, and that's 66 million years ago! that can't be right, is it??
Yes it is.
Because the geological record clearly shows that just over 65 million years ago, there are no more dinosaur fossils. They stop there.
There were several things going on during that time period: volcanic eruptions, changing climate, and a very large meteor strike, but no ice age or global flood.
originally posted by: undo
originally posted by: eriktheawful
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: eriktheawful
oh you have a point. i was just refreshing my information on what wiped the dinosaurs, and that's 66 million years ago! that can't be right, is it??
Yes it is.
Because the geological record clearly shows that just over 65 million years ago, there are no more dinosaur fossils. They stop there.
There were several things going on during that time period: volcanic eruptions, changing climate, and a very large meteor strike, but no ice age or global flood.
go backwards in time from 3000 bc, what is the next nearest chronological catastrophe of a global nature?
originally posted by: eriktheawful
a reply to: undo
I gave you a link in my prior posts. Here you can read about it:
Quaternary
There have not been any major (large amounts of species) extinctions during this time period, as compared to ones starting with the KT and further back. Here is a link on the Lesser Extinctions
originally posted by: undo
Pleistocene Quaternary extinction event 640,000, 74,000, and 13,000 years ago Unknown; possibilities include change in climate and overhunting by humans.[17]
13,000 years ago??? what happened then?
The extinctions were especially severe in North America where native horses and camels were eliminated.
originally posted by: undo
so could the extinction level description ( change in climate and overhunting by humans) coincide with the book of enoch's description:
originally posted by: conundrummer
originally posted by: undo
so could the extinction level description ( change in climate and overhunting by humans) coincide with the book of enoch's description:
Climate change and overhunting by humans is a pretty strained interpretation of a text describing angels and humans having 4,500 foot tall offspring.
It is interesting to note that the Babylonian sky god was named Anu. The Hopi word for “ant” is also anu, and the Hopi root word naki means “friends.” Thus, the Hopi Anu-naki, or “ant friends,” may have been the same as the Sumerian Annunaki—the beings who once came to Earth from the heavens.....
Perhaps it is more than a coincidence that the Egyptian word sahu means “stars of Orion,” whereas the Hopi word sohu means “star,” the most important of which are those in the constellation Orion
he Hopi word sohu (or soohu) simply means “star,” but in their belief system stars are conceptualized as supernatural entities, with those of Orion being ceremonially paramount. In the Egyptian Pyramid Texts (some of the world’s oldest funerary literature) the similar word Sahu refers to “the star gods in the constellation Orion.”
In addition, we find an important verification for the sky-ground dualism of the Orion Correlation Theory in both the Egyptian homophone sahu, which means “property,” and its cognate sah-t, which refers to “landed property,” “estate,” “site of a temple,” “homestead,” or “environs.”
Because the term sahu simultaneously refers to both stars and ground, this conceptual mirroring aligns the two realms, i.e., “...on earth as it is in heaven.”
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: Harte
you think i'm a moron?