This post picks up from the post Cain’s King list which matches the biblical pre-flood Anti-Christ Priest-Kings / Melchizedeks with the pagan Sumerian King List, / SKL.
The Sumerian King List presents kingship as a divine gift which had been bestowed upon mankind in primordial times by the Creator, passed down from king to king and from city to city, and held by only one person at a time.
After the Flood had swept thereover,
when the kingship was lowered from heaven [again], the kingship was in Kic / Kis[h], translates as “the whole world”.
Me-bara-si / Priest who completely fills the throne/ Priest-king / Melchizedek] became king and reigned 900 years;
Aga / “Made by a god” [the son of me-bare-si], reigned 625 years.
We can reasonably match the Sumerian record of the two first post-flood kings’ reigns with the biblical account of Noah’s lifespan of 950 years and Shem’s lifespan of 600 years when we
- include their pre-flood lifespans
- and acknowledge their entire lifetime as Melchizedeks either active or chosen heirs.
But why would the SKL acknowledge the true Melchizedeks?
For starters, there weren’t a lot of candidates to draw from, but mainly, it was essential to trace “godhood” back to the source, the acknowledged Creator. As the head of the only family to survive God’s judgment, Noah and his begotten son were clearly God’s chosen ones.
But why would Noah establish his reign in Kish instead of Jerusalem?
For the same reason that God sent Abram to the land of Canaan. In order to take dominion God’s people must take action against the adversary.
Kish was one of the pre-eminent powers in the Ubaid / pre-flood period, evidenced by its early use of record-keeping. It was in Kish that archeologists excavated the oldest known document. Written in a pictographic code that does not correspond to any known language, it has not been deciphered but dated to c. 3500–2900 BC, i.e. in the time of Jared – Lamech when hybridization by fallen angels with women and animals resulted in such extreme violence that God wiped them out.
Kish (modern Tall al-Uhaymir which sits some eighty kilometres to the south of Baghdad) was founded by black-haired people of an unknown origin beginning ~3200-2900 BC at a time in which, consistent with the biblical account of endemic warfare under the hybrid giants, many of Sumer’s cities were being quickly built up – fortified and crammed with refugees. This urban development was ended temporarily by the archaeologically-attested flood, for which mud deposits in Kish separate the Antediluvian period from its Post Diluvian period.
The first Post Diluvian king of Kish was Mebarasi, translated as “Priest-king who ideologically fully fills the role”, i.e. Melchizedek. He is recorded as having reigned 900 years in the Sumerian numerical system based on 12 (like clocks). From a biblical perspective this can only be Noah, who in biblical time lived 950 years.
Nippur, often logographically recorded as 𒂗𒆤𒆠, EN.LÍLKI, “Enlil City; was an ancient Sumerian city roughly 200 kilometers south of modern Baghdad and about 96.54 km southeast of the ancient city of Babylon. It was the special – i.e. read, not the only – seat of Enlil, the “Lord Wind / Spirit“, ruler of the cosmos, subject to An / Ani / YHVH alone. This is Adam and his Melchizedekian heirs, currently Noah.
Kings regarded Enlil as a model ruler and sought to emulate his example. Rulers from all over Sumer would travel to Enlil’s temple in Nippur to be legitimized and would return Enlil’s favor by devoting lands and precious objects to his temple as offerings. Even during the Babylonian Period, when Marduk had superseded Enlil as the supreme god, Babylonian kings still traveled to the holy city of Nippur to seek recognition of their right to rule.
As the penultimate first king of the first dynasty of Kish, Enmebaragesi is the earliest ruler on the king list whose name is attested directly from archaeology. His notable conquests as king include having “carried away as he spoiled the weapons of the land of Elam, and attacked Uruk which had been rebuilt after the flood by Gilgamesh.
The image below purports to be the very walls built by Gilgamesh. Worth seeing even if not the actual walls, because they would look just like them.
Enmebaragesi / Noah subjugated the city, and made Gilgamesh / Sargon a vassal king. Details in the post on Sargon identifying him as the mythological Gilgamesh.
Enmebaragesi / Noah also captured Dumuzid / Tammuz who was another hybrid noted for marrying a goddess. Both military ventures by Noah are consistent with responding to the early post-Flood efforts by rulers to create families of hybrids by controlled breeding practices which, as referenced in Tammuz’ history, requiring women carrying angelic genes, ergo identified as goddesses. his logical deduction is confirmed by The Epic of Gilgamesh, which endorses the biblical account of creation – with twists of course, reports the world-destroying flood as a recent event and relates the fierce battles for dominion over the earth by the survivors of the flood.
“Gilgamesh” is widely translated by archeologists as meaning “My ancestor is a hero.” This term “hero” is most commonly found in ancient Greek literature where it means a legendary figure with some degree of divine descent endowed with superhuman strength or ability.
In other words, Gilgamesh is acknowledged to be a demi-god through ancestry from a demi-god, not from the union of a fallen angel with a human woman.
Enki-du / Created by Enki / Lord of the Earth, i.e. Satan, is the earliest hybrid reported in post-flood literature, described and depicted by the Sumerians as part man and part bull.
The Cretans also recreated this abomination as the Minotaur.
Minos, an ancient pre-flood king of Crete, was reported to be the demi-god son of
- Zeus, king of the pagan pantheon, i.e. fallen angels who interbred with human women,
- and Europa, a daughter of the prince of Tyre through the cloned offspring of the king of Tyre, Lucifer.
Obtaining angelic / giant genes from both parents made Minos extremely powerful. He is considered the namesake for the pre-flood Minoan civilization of Crete. The Minoan palace at the capitol city of Knossos is sometimes referred to as the Palace of Minos.
The wife of King Minos, placed herself in a wooden image of a cow designed to allow a bull to inseminate her without hurt from the animal’s hoofs or weight. Roman Emperors caused this spectacle to be enacted at public shows along with other bestialities attributed to the era when the gods walked on earth.
How could – biologically – Gilgamesh make this happen again after the flood?
Because not only “clean” but “unclean / hybridized god-animal creatures” had been brought through the flood, allowing for the re-pairing of angelic genes between a hybrid animal and a human carrier of angel genes. Since animals mature so much faster than humans, it makes sense that a god-human-animal hybrid would be the first to be seen after the flood in the rush to resume the hybridization program.
If we take the position that the Bible provides evidence for God’s judgments, then, like the characters in Law and Order we should be able to find these accounts if we go looking for them. If we acknowledge the reality of post-flood hybridization practices as reported world-wide, then we can better understand God’s statement that “I brought up (rescued) Israel out of the land of Egypt? and the Philistines from Caphtor / Crete” (Amos 9:7).
And shutting down this re-hybridization program was #1 on Melchizedek’s Take Dominion battle plans.
In the Sumerian epic “Gilgamesh and Aga envoys of Aga / Shem, the son of En-me-barage-si / Noah came from Kish to Gilgamec in Unug.
As the original “A Tale Of Two Cities“, the backgrounds of these named cities are as important for understanding the whole story at that time as they are today in understanding news reports.
The city of Uruk / Unug was established about 4,000 BC, and archeologically identified as belonging to the Ubaid pre-flood era. It was the main force of urbanization and state formation shift from small, agricultural villages to an urban center with a full-time bureaucracy, military, and stratified society. We can expect that its stored records were the reasons it was one of the first post-flood cities to be unearthed and resettled for the same purpose.
Aga / Shem laid siege to Unug with his men…
Gilgamec, the lord of Kulaba [a district in the city], addressed its warriors: “Let someone with courage volunteer“…Only Enkidu / hybrid bull-man went out through the city gate…
and he took Aga / Shem, the king of Kic, captive in the midst of his army.
Don’t miss what an achievement that was! Enkidu was so powerful this one hybrid was able to keep an entire entire army at bay! This rehybridization program was truly the redevelopment of WMDs!
Gilgamec approached close to Aga:
“Aga my overseer?…Aga my lieutenant?…Aga my governor?…Aga my commander?…Aga my military commander?
Gilgamesh is bargaining with Aga for alliance as an alternative to his death and his city-state’s subjugation as a slave state, beginning small and increasing his offer to the highest honor possible as Aga shakes his head “no” to every inducement.
And Gilgamesh explains why he is making such a magnanimous offer.
“Aga gave me breath, Aga gave me life:”
Major plot revelation!
Aga / Shem is the father of Gilgamesh!
This is expressly and unequivocally stated in “gave me breath, life.” He doesn’t call Shem his father because he doesn’t accept Shem’s authority, the essence of fatherhood at that time.
The son of Shem is, like Cain with his father Adam, rejecting any submission to his father’s authority while still claiming his father’s god-power by identifying himself with his father. These acclamations assure Gilgamesh of his supreme power and authority as the Creator’s Chosen One to have DOMINION.
“Before Utu, [a vow before HIS empowering god]
Utu, AKA Shamash, is the Sumerian “begotten son / heir” of Creator God Anu / Ani through Enlil / Adam.” By tracking the Sumerian godline this far back, the Sumerians can then branch off to Cain instead of Abel as God’s Chosen Heir.
your former kindness [in giving me life] is hereby repaid to you.”
Leaving Gilgamesh free to kill him in the future in the unending battles for hegemony of the region.
In one of numerous tales of Gilgamesh’s early desperate efforts to seek immortality, he makes a dangerous odyssey to locate Utnapishtim / Noah, who not only survived the Flood but is still living while the generations succeeding him are experiencing shorter and short lifespans.
The common interpretation that Gilgamesh’s desire to learn from him how to “escape death” means how to achieve personal immortality is, from a biblical perspective, a false assumption. As his following actions prove, Shem’s son already knew but rejected YHVH’s Way of resurrection and chose instead paganism’s self-directed alternative.
This was achieved by passing his own identity / soul into a dynasty of hybrid god-men in which his soul was perpetually connected with the god’s eternal spirit.
In order to achieve this, Gilgamesh, who was in the same generation as his cousin Canaan, needed, like Canaan, to obtain offspring by their grandmother, Noah’s wife. Details in the post Incest Is The New Natality Strategy.
According to the Greek writer Aelian (2nd century AD), Gilgamesh’s grandfather kept Gilgamesh’s mother [of any generation] under guard to prevent her from becoming pregnant, because an oracle had told him that his grandson would overthrow him.
The Sumerian word Tummal is found in inscriptions of this period but not translated by archeologists, probably because it was clearly understood since Eastern royal households always kept their women in what we call harems.
From “The History of the Tummal”:
1-6En-me-barage-si, the king / Noah, built the Iri-nanam / mercy seat in Enlil’s temple. Aga, son of En-me-barage-si, made the Tummal flourish [filled with women to protect] and brought Ninlil / Mother of all living / Noah’s wife into the Tummal for safekeeping.
Then the Tummal fell into ruins / was conquered for the first time.
7-11Mes-ane-pada [name predates the flood, likely one of Gilgamesh’s many assumed titles associating himself with a king famous for hybridization] built the Burcucua [meaning unknown but obviously a pagan religious item replacing the previously recounted mercy seat] in Enlil’s temple.
Mes-ki-aj-nuna, son of Mes-ane-pada, made the Tummal flourish and brought Ninlil into the Tummal.
In context, the Tummal / the king’s women’s quarters can be understood to have changed at this time from a as a highly prized “fertility clinic” housing hybrid women carrying giant genes capable of reproduce multiple lineages of giants by the warrior kings who conquered this site. Most prized of all was Noah’s wife, capable of producing fertile hybrids through union with second generation carriers of hybrid genes – her grandsons.
And this is exactly what we find in the historical record.
Then the Tummal fell into ruins for a second time [no doubt during constant attacks for possession of the key woman needed to produce fert[ile hybrids.
The dynasty of Kish ended when its last king, Agga / Shem, who had apparently temporarily gained the upper hand over Gilgamesh and become the king of Uruk, was ultimately defeated by his son after he rose to greater power as Sargon.
Lugalzagesi was the first and only king of the third i.e. a post-flood dynasty of Uruk, whom Sargon brought “in a collar to the gate of En-lil / (Human) Lord of the earth.”
This is clearly emphasizing Sargon’s usurpation of the role of YHVH’s Melchizedek. That this individual under a new name / characterization / title is one and the same as “Shem / Fame“ is recognized both by this action and by the mockery in twisting his well-known identity.
- Lu=Abundant
- gal = large cup
- za = estate as in granted condition
- ge=written
- si=remember
as “Remember, as it is written, ‘My cup runneth over, surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.'” (Psalm 23)
Returning to the long-running saga of the History of the Tummal:
12-16Gilgamec built the Numun–bura / To multiply – saplings [euphemism for strong young godly men, i.e. hybrids] in Enlil’s temple. Ur-lugal / Lord of imprisonment, suffering, son of Gilgameš, made the Tummal flourish [this time as a breeding center for hybrids] and brought Ninlil into the Tummal [from either hiding or capture by the enemy].
Then the Tummal fell into ruins for a third time. [Evidence of the ongoing battle for control of this prize resource.]
17-21Nanni built the Lofty Garden in Enlil’s temple. Mes-ki-aj-Nanna, son of Nanni, made the Tummal flourish and brought Ninlil into the Tummal.
The word Nanni is too old and rare for translation, there being only one king by this name, of an unnamed so minor city at that time, documented in a letter dated about 1750 BC, The archeological estimate of the date of that letter does not fit with the verifiable sequence of dates (see lines 27-) but in any case not important.
The memorialization of “lofty garden” suggests that this is Nimrod, and is supported by the fact that he did indeed replace Gilgamesh / Sargon taking control of all the cities of this region. By this time “Ninlil” could be Noah’s wife’s replacement as the Mother Of All Living as a hybrid female capable of passing on giant genes to her offspring sired by other hybrids in the ongoing means of producing WMDs.
Then the Tummal fell into ruins for a fourth time.
By the time of Hammurabi / Nimrod, Kish was firmly under the control of Babylon and would stay that way.
The Tummal was moved to Ur.
22-26Ur-Namma, [attested archeologically, d. ~2100 BC as the king of Ur after the fall of the Akkadian Empire by Nimrod whose new possessions did not include Ur] built the E-kur / Mountain House, the Great Ziggurat of Ur including a number of other ziggurats.
Culgi, son of Ur-Namma, made the Tummal flourish and brought Ninlil into the Tummal.
Then the Tummal fell into ruins for a fifth time.
27-30Until king Ibbi-Suen of Sumer and Akkad, last king of the Ur III dynasty, [reigned c. 2028–2004 BC, just before birth of Abram] Ninlil came regularly [signifying scheduled orgiastic festival of Ishtar] to the Tummal.
31-31Written according to the words of Lu-Inana the chief leatherworker of Enlil.
Assyriologist Andrew George’s study of The Epic of Gilgamesh led to his warning that current humanity is repeating Gilgamesh’s obsession to achieve immortality, only to find, like him, that this is a curse from which death is an escape.
Summary starting at 20:00 in the video posted below.
This is made abundantly clear when we focus on the fundamental truth in Paul’s argument he uses to draw his logical conclusion.
“For the promise, that he should be the heir of the world, was…to Abraham [and] his seed.” (Romans 4:13)
We can therefore draw another logical conclusion from this fundamental truth that antediluvian Noah carried the role of Melchizedek / Adam in the line of succession to the “last” Adam” through the Flood. This conclusion is validated by archeology.
Kingdom Come 