This is the age of technology; there are robotic companions nearly
as sexual as real people and now even flying cars. Dreams have come true in this
age. Every whim of those with enough money is being met.
Each week, it seems, some advanced technology has been
removed from the dust of the ground as if at one time long ago, there was
another technological age before history was even written.
Conspiracy theorists believe that the world is hiding something
terrible that might mean that we are not who we think we are. Our forbears seem
to have been, not aliens from another planet far, far away, but citizens of another
realm. Is that science or fantasy? Are we descendants of the Anunnaki — deities
from Mesopotamia — the descendants of An and Ki?
An was the Sumerian version of the king of heaven and
Ki the goddess of the Earth. Could that be their version of Genesis
chapter six:
It came to pass, when
men began to multiply on the face of the earth, and daughters were born unto
them, that the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and
they took them wives of all which they chose.
And the Lord said, “My Spirit
shall not always strive with man, for that he also is flesh: yet his days shall
be an hundred and twenty years.”
There were giants in
the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto
the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty
men which were of old, men of renown” (Gen 6:1-4)
If that is true, then what is considered “mankind” today are
not wholly Adam’s kind; and we are aliens in this world. Scripture validates
that: “All have sinned and come short of the glory of God” (Rom 3:23); so, no
natural born men strive with the Spirit of God, and we are not whole. Jesus
came to make us whole again. (John 5:4 and elsewhere).
Made whole again is rebirth, “Marvel not; you
must be born again” (John 3:7) as Jesus said it. Wholeness is the
original glorious condition of Adam. Those who have been born again will be
glorified in the manner of Adam and his wife.
The aliens who came unto Earth women had the substances of
God. They were angelic creatures — Grigori from the fifth heaven, according to The
Book of the Secrets of Enoch. Adam’s kind, already diluted by sin, degenerated
even more; Grigori came unto them, and as such, both man and the Son of Man
(Jesus) are a lower state than angels, as the psalmist wrote:
What is man, that You are
mindful of him? and the Son of Man, that You visit Him? For You have made Him a
little lower than the angels and have crowned him with glory and honor. You
made Him to have dominion over the works of Your hands; You have put all things
under his feet… (Psalm 8:4-6)
Hence, the original state of mankind — Adam’s kind — was a
different state than the angelic kingdom. Angels were created beings that were
both immortal but without human flesh. Flesh surely made man a lower state than
the angels.
Angels were not gods but the firstborn of God who rebelled
and some were cast out. They were at a higher state than mankind because they
knew the things of God in Heaven.
Enoch was born again at higher state than he had been as God
revealed to him all the heavens and even Himself beyond the heavens. Enoch was
provided with esoteric knowledge and was on the level of the angels. As such,
Enoch was allowed to return to this realm and share his knowledge, but grace
saved him without him ever dying.
Enoch found “salvation,” even beyond the tenth heaven, and
it was on the throne of God. He found “Salvation” — Yesua in the Hebrew (Jesus
in the English). Enoch found the knowledge of life, and he would never die but
live on forever. He found the “Fountain of Youth” of which so many have
searched; Jesus said:
In the last day, that
great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let
him come unto me, and drink. He that believes on me, as the scripture has said,
“Out of His belly shall flow rivers of living water,” But this he spoke of the
Spirit, which they that believe on Him should receive. (John 8:37-39)
To live forever, as the Serpent warned, men would be gods,
and sure enough the Anunnaki became the gods and goddesses. In this age, those
who tamper with what remains of the “son of God” in us (His Divine DNA) seek to
make us immortal by gene-editing and even artificial intelligence. We are, it
seems, the gods of this age, and Bill Gates An himself.
However, this commentary is not about modern technology but
the ancient wisdom of An’s and Ki’s kind — the Anunnaki. Some highly
intelligent beings built things like the pyramids of Egypt and Mesopotamia (Shinar).
Who built the pyramids remains unknown, but Nimrod built the Tower of Babel,
according to both the Bible and The Book of Jasher.
Cush begat Nimrod; he
began to be a mighty one in the earth; he was a mighty hunter before the Lord:
wherefore it is said, “Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the Lord.” (Gen 10:8-9)
The cross-reference provided by Strong’s Dictionary is
Genesis 6:4. Nimrod was a “son” of Grigori giants as the son of Cush. It
appears that Nimrod was the progeny of those who would be gods of a higher
state than common men. Nimrod would know his stuff and be the technician of
that day which by then all mankind, except for Noah (Gen 6:8), were infected by
alien beings. Nimrod was from the cursed progeny of Noah from the son of Ham
whose wife was surely from the admixture of Genesis 6:4.
Nimrod’s name in the Hebrew was נִמְרֹד. First,
reading from right to left, comes nun. He was the “seed” of someone or
something. Mem represents water, blood, or scattering and the letter resh,
indicating new beginnings with him at the head. Blood can be genetics as well.
Nimrod was of alien genes, if that is true.
Lastly the letter dalet
is the door, or portal; representing transition, perhaps from one state to
another. The resh also indicates the state of evil, or a state in the
flesh. Nimrod became the “god” who would
stalk the One True God. He was a higher state than the common man (Enos is
common man in the Hebrew).
Hence, by the time of
Nimrod, there were numerous states of mankind: the creeping kind at a lower
state whatever they were, Adam’s kind who had dominion and were in the Image of
God, ‘Is kind (Cain), Enos’s kind — the common man, and finally Nimrod’s
kind.
Some theorize that Nimrod
was the “An” of the Anunnaki. Jasher makes him a king of the Sumerians. Because
they think he was only human with An a real god, others deny that Nimrod was An.
However, scripture points toward that in Genesis 3:5. Nimrod became a “god”
— a man who thought of himself as a deity. Nimrod became Yeshua in his
mind because of the knowledge of so many things.
Other gods are not real,
so to make a distinction between them is irrational for there is only one God
by definition and it was not Nimrod. He was likely the head of a new kind,
originating from the sin with aliens from another world.
The Book of Jasher makes Nimrod the builder of the tower
of Babel, and it was built, contrary to the will of God:
The whole Earth was of one language, and
of one speech, and it came to pass, as they journeyed from the east, that they
found a plain in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt there, and they said one to
another, “Go to, let us make brick, and burn them thoroughly.” And they had
brick for stone, and slime had they for mortar.
And they said, “Go to, let us build us a
city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name,
lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole Earth,” and the Lord
came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men built. (Gen 11:1-5)
Shinar was the land of the Sumerians. “They” would have been
led by a king for a city to be built. That king was Nimrod, and his underling was
Terah the builder of the gods of Nimrod, according to Jasher, and Terah
was the father of Abram.
Terah would have been the builder of the largest image of god
ever — The Tower of Babel.
As I watched the 1927 movie, Metropolis, last evening,
something caught my attention. The placard in that silent movie called “Babel”
a god represented by the tower. In other words, the Tower of Babel would have
been the image of some god, “Babel,” that represented the god, Marduk.
Marduk was the patron deity of Babel, and both the city and
the tower were named after him. Marduk mans the “bull calf of the Sun,” or “son
of the Sun.” He was thought to be the god of storms who later became the chief
deity. As the son of the Sun, Marduk would have been the creator god, not Yahweh.
The Tower would have been an image of Lucifer whose top would reach the heavens,
perhaps lighted by the rays of the Sun; “the son” in the “son of the Sun.”
Babel might have been the image of the god Lucifer — “The
Bringer of Light.” If Babel could reach the Sun, then Nimrod would prove that his
god was the True God.
Babel is spelled בָּבֶל, bet
– bet- lamed.
The double bet has
significance — duality, such as good and evil, or this world and the world to
come. Could it also mean two houses or enclosures; the tower and its top, the
second letter, whose top would reach the heavens, signified by the lamed extending
from Earth to heaven?
That its “top” would
reach the heavens may be ambiguous. The top of any tower extends upward but
this top would reach unto heavens.
The top (Hebrew ro’s)
means “shake,” or perhaps perturb. The top would be dynamic and the top because
the letter resh means “head.” The top would somehow be dynamic,
indicating motion. Tops do not have dynamics unless they are somehow propelled.
The letter aleph in ro’s following the letter resh indicates
power, and the last letter shin separation (רֹאשׁ).
The head would somehow separate from the tower itself.
Now consider the verb
form of the word, Babel (Balal), written in the Hebrew בָּלַל. Among other things, it means “to fade
away” (Strong 2006). Balal means Babel
has motion. Babel would be self-propelled, having power in the image of the god
itself in the manner of the ox of gold in Moses’ exodus from Egypt (Exod 32:24),
about which Aaron said, “I cast it into the fire, and there came out this calf.”
Hence, the calf of gold was one version of the image of Lucifer and the Tower
of Babel another image of Lucifer.
Balal begins with the letter bet, the first bet
of Babel, determined by the diacritical markings. The first bet would be
the verb as is often the case. The first is the “head” or top that would fade
as it separated.
Now, if it was just a tower
to reach heaven, would it not make sense to build it on a high mountain rather
than on a plain? High places were for them to get nearer their gods, but Nimrod
chose a plain to build his tower.
What do explorers do now?
They build their towers whose tops will reach the heavens on a plain.
Little Rocketman of North Korea even does that as the towers remain on Earth.
Now a hint will be provided.
Herrin’s Theory is that Nimrod, with his astounding knowledge, was “Rocket Man”
who knew space dynamics. If he could escape the gravity of the Earth, that
would be him overcoming the world, not Yeshua. Nimrod was not a
god but a delusional man who thought he was God, and perhaps it was him that
was An.
Who was Ki? Nimrod’s wife is believed to have been the Assyrian
goddess Semiramis. (In mythology, Naamah may have been the wife of Utnapishtim
(See my book, The Arks of Tubal-Cain); hence in The Epic of
Gilgamesh, Utnapishtim parallels with Nimrod, and Naamah, Tubal-Cain’s
sister, to be Nimrod’s wife, so there is perhaps An and Ki.
The point is that Nimrod was merely a man who identified as
a God. Much later, even Caesars would be mere men who identified as God for
self-glorification.
The Book of Jasher reveals that Nimrod was a Sumerian
king, so he would be a god to his subjects.
Terah his (Abram’s) father
was in those days, still captain of the host of king Nimrod, and he still
followed strange gods. And Abram came to
his father's house and saw twelve gods standing there in their temples, and the
anger of Abram was kindled when he saw these images in his father's house. And
Abram said, As the Lord liveth these images shall not remain in my father's
house; so shall the Lord who created me do unto me if in three days' time I do
not break them all. (Jasher 11:15-17)… And
Abram saw on the day when he was sitting amongst them, that they had no voice,
no hearing, no motion, and not one of them could stretch forth his hand to eat.
(verse 26)… In the evening of that day
in that house Abram was clothed with the spirit of God. (verse 31)… And Terah entered the room and found all the idols
fallen down and broken, and the hatchet in the hand of the largest” (verse 36).
Abram had found grace in the manner of Noah from whose house
he came to Shinar. Abram was clothed with the Spirit of God (verse 31). With
the grace of God around him, Abram didn’t fear his father nor even King Nimrod;
and he courageously broke all twelve of Nimrod’s lifeless gods.
With that accomplished, it seems that Nimrod sought to build
an even bigger idol which had life in it. Thus, the tower of Babel would be a
living god and have fire in its belly, like the authentic God has power in His
(John 7:38).
The living waters of God was not just water but Power. So,
surely Nimrod or Terah got an idea; to build an image of God with Power in its
belly; they built the Tower of Babel. Bable had “el” within it —the letter
aleph. Babel was the image perhaps of the Sumerian god Marduk as written
earlier. That image must have life in it to be a god to Abram and perhaps by
then even his father. Perhaps even Nimrod understood that gods do things, not
just sit there like dumb idols, so Nimrod’s latest idol would need to be
dynamic.
A tower would just sit there even if its top was high above
the ground. To be considered a true God, that huge idol would need to
accomplish something! It seems that Nimrod was out to prove his God was not
just a statue but a living thing.
Nimrod and his servants sought to come up with a solution
for Abram’s behavior; “They all answered the king saying, The man who revileth
the king should be hanged upon a tree; but having done all the things that he
said, and having despised our gods, he must therefore be burned to death, for
this is the law in this matter” (Jasher 12:5). This would be a holocaust, a
burning.
As it turned out Haran, the brother of Abram, had helped break
the idols, but he sought to see who prevailed, Nimrod or Abram, to see who to
follow. His actions weren’t based on who was with God but who overcame the
other. Abram overcame Nimrod’s fiery furnace, but Haran did not. Haran’s mind
should have been set on God, not who won the contest. Next comes the crucial test:
The king ordered Haran
to be seized with Abram, and they brought them both, Abram and Haran his
brother, to cast them into the fire; and all the inhabitants of the land and
the king's servants and princes and all the women and little ones were there,
standing that day over them.
And the king's servants
took Abram and his brother, and they stripped them of all their clothes
excepting their lower garments which were upon them, and they bound their hands
and feet with linen cords, and the servants of the king lifted them up and cast
them both into the furnace.
And the Lord loved
Abram and he had compassion over him, and the Lord came down and delivered
Abram from the fire and he was not burned, but all the cords with which they
bound him were burned, while Abram remained and walked about in the fire.
And Haran died when
they had cast him into the fire, and he was burned to ashes, for his heart was
not perfect with the Lord; and those men who cast him into the fire, the flame
of the fire spread over them, and they were burned, and twelve men of them died.
And Abram walked in the
midst of the fire three days and three nights, and all the servants of the king
saw him walking in the fire, and they came and told the king, saying, Behold we
have seen Abram walking about in the midst of the fire, and even the lower
garments which are upon him are not burned, but the cord with which he was
bound is burned.
And when the king heard
their words his heart fainted and he would not believe them; so he sent other
faithful princes to see this matter, and they went and saw it and told it to
the king; and the king rose to go and see it, and he saw Abram walking to and
fro in the midst of the fire, and he saw Haran's body burned, and the king
wondered greatly.
And the king ordered
Abram to be taken out from the fire; and his servants approached to take him
out and they could not, for the fire was round about and the flame ascending
toward them from the furnace... And Abram said to the king, The God of heaven
and earth in whom I trust and who has all in his power, he delivered me from
the fire into which thou didst cast me. And Haran the brother of Abram was
burned to ashes, and they sought for his body, and they found it consumed. (Jasher 12:20-29, 35-36)
There remains a question; was the furnace to cure bricks or
was it to provide heat to propel the top unto heaven? Because of the fire, Haran
and the others were sent to Hell and Abram returned from Paradise. God had
saved him.
It appears that the Tower did work. Just as Balal had two
stages — the double lamed — the tallest letter from the ground to the
heaven, the top may have been the reason for the other lamed. Having a
double lamed makes no sense in Hebrew but it would if the tower and the
top were separate bets (or houses).
With that background, I submit that the tower whose top went
to heaven was a rocket whose tower propelled the nose cone with all those
passengers. Neither the tower, nor the top, would go to heaven, but the passengers
within the capsule would. Heaven, according to Luke 16 and The Book
of Enoch, has two places: Paradise and Hell.
Since all but Abram went to Hell, then Nimrod’s mission was
accomplished. Nimrod’s towering idol would do the job of God, yet it was not
really a god, but just an experiment that worked because it went awry. Neither
the tower nor the nose cone traveled, but those inside, if this speculation is
true, caused lost souls to go the Hell and a living soul to go to Paradise and
back, in the manner of Enoch. Nimrod in a sense reached heaven and he seemed to
marvel at that!
Now for some physical evidence (see the picture following):
Figure 1:A 3000-year-old spaceship-looking artifact (Reddit)
The picture in figure #1 seems
to be an image of a spaceship with one passenger. It is allegedly from 3000
years before it was found. The point is that early man had some idea of space
travel. Some would say that alien beings could have visited planet Earth in
those days. A better explanation is that sages had visions of future travel
just as the prophets of God would have. Could it be that Anunnaki knew of space
travel since they had the knowledge of so many strange things?
Nimrod’s tower could have been
just that. However, many questions remain especially why build a tower whose
top would reach the heaven when a hilltop would suffice?
Why put twelve people in a oven
when they could just as well be used as fuel to propel the nose cone?
Is it merely coincidence that the
other idols were motionless and Nimrod would have another of the same state
built which was also without motion? This new improved, and enlarged, idol
would have to do something to show that it was a dynamic god in the
manner of the real God. It had to be more than an image in an idyllic state and
would need to demonstrate power.
I submit that the launch failed,
and all but Abram perished. It did demonstrate power by sending several people
to another realm.
Lucifer has power as well, so the
Tower of Babel would have been an image of Lucifer as god and congruent with
Lucifer’s initiative in Isaiah 14:14.
This certainly is not the “Bible,”
but it could be truth. Does it not make sense?
