Lost Book of Enki: Memoirs and Prophecies of an Extraterrestrial God

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era să spun povestea strămoşilor noştri, a omenirii, a oamenilor, aşa cum au înţeles-o ei, aşa cum o ştiau, aşa cum au învăţat-o de la anunnaki (zei, în limba sumeriană; A. His books have been widely translated, reprinted in paperback editions, converted to Braille for the blind, and featured on radio and television programs.

The notion that the Anunnaki, exercising free will, were masters of their own fates (as well as the fate of Mankind) gave way, in the end, to a realization that it was Destiny that, when all was said and done, determined the course of events; and therefore--as the Hebrew Prophets had recognized--the First Things shall be the Last Things. In his previous works Sitchin compiled the complete story of the Anunnaki's impact on human civilization from fragments scattered throughout Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Hittite, Egyptian, Canaanite, and Hebrew sources. It's just an interpretation based on a *mostly* real translation, a lot of which is extremely suspicious to begin with.

Zachariah Sitchins books are detailed with actual translations of Ancient Cuniform (clay tablet) writings. It sounds believable to me, but I’m a primary source kind of guy; so I’d think it was a good time to read a book that just presented the source materials themselves with commentaries about their possible meanings.

These pieced together fragments and tablets told the tale of the Anunnaki (“Those who from Heaven to Earth Came”) from the Kings, Queens, Pharaohs, Priests, Biblical Prophets, and local inhabitants from the ancient cities. I thought it would be good to read another book by Zecharia Sitchin, so now I have just finished reading his book, The Lost Book of Enki : Memoirs of an Extraterrestrial God. The fact that it actually holds together very well across the entire legend, including the colonizations of many of the planets in the solar system, the destruction of at least one, the seeding of our world with hybrid genetics between themselves and the natives, creating humanity. This isn't precisely news to me, I've been loving this stuff for ages, but this book revels in these facts and goes beyond just the descriptions to gleefully spout, "See! He was one of the few scholars able to read and interpret ancient Sumerian and Akkadian clay tablets.

The genetic symbol for the double helix is the same that EA, or as he is also known, Enki, used to describe the means he used to make the new people to work for the gods and how they mixed their own code into us. What has remained of its treasures is a translation of the first five books of the Hebrew Bible into Greek, and fragments retained in the writings of some of the library’s resident scholars. The languages of ancient times, maybe didn't have the complex vocabulary to describe the things that were witnessed. Durante o período de teste, é possível usufruir de todos os benefícios da assinatura de maneira gratuita. This takes quite a jump for anyone who is looking for the almighty God from the Bible you will find him right here but not as you quite expected I can assure you this memoir of Enki will blow your mind and make you question everything you have ever been taught.

I liked it, though, and would recommend it if someone was interested in learning more about these theories.Addeddate 2022-03-24 17:51:24 Identifier the-lost-book-of-enki-memoirs-zecharia-sitchin Identifier-ark ark:/13960/s2n5nwvf61t Ocr tesseract 5.

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It is also VERY interesting, the similarities of this story, and that of modern religions, as well as religions past. This is the Anunnaki story written AS IF it were translated from ancient Sumerian tablets, not translated from actual ancient Sumerian tablets. Sitchin graduated from the London School of Economics, University of London, majoring in economic history. Let me also say that I have read all of Sitchin's books and found most, the first 3 or 4 at least, to be fascinating.