93) Melchizedek After The Flood

“When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee…For I am the LORD thy God” (Isaiah 43:2-3)

Proceeding with the Sumerian King List:

After the flood had swept over, and the kingship had descended from heaven [the second time], the kingship was in Kic / Kish.

Mud deposits in Kish separate the archeologically acknowledged Antediluvian period from its Post Diluvian period. It was in Kish’s pre-flood strata 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. We have every reason to believe that the post-flood rebels would immediately resume the hybridization program by unearthing the documents outlining how.

Like Abram sent to Canaan, Noah was based in the enemy’s stronghold, where he gained hegemony over the Adversary’s cities such as NippurIsin, and large portions of the Diyala Region, and led a successful campaign against Elam.

  • In Kic / Kish, Ĝushur / Fish” became king for 1200 years. This title memorializing his famous exploit of having made it through the great flood, is for the same person called Mebarasi / Priest King / Melchizedek in one of the other versions of the SKL.
  • Kullassina-bel /”All of them were lord” ruled for 960 years. This identification indicates chaotic competition of many lords at the same time rather in sequence over small pieces of the desired entire territory, 
  • Nanjiclicma / “#1” ruled, suggesting he won the competition, for 670 years
  • En-tarah-ana ruled for 420 years

And it goes on and on without providing significant information until we arrive at another “king” who again has a long reign of 1500 years. From a biblical perspective, and in the context of long lives and perpetual warfare between rivals, this is the same first king, simply by yet a different title, who had been temporarily driven out of the city-state of Kish, but during ongoing warfare reclaimed the city as his own.

  • ‘Etana’, meaning ‘the shepherd who ascended to Heaven and “made firm” all the lands’, signifying conceptual firmness, i.e. stability, peace and order to a warring population, as well as material terra firma, ruled for 1500 years. This is Noah again, reclaiming his capitol city.
  • Balih, the son of Etana – first indication of a dynasty – ruled for 400 years. This is Shem by one of many titles.

Another period of non-dynastic rule during warfare by rival warlords then

  • En-men-barage-si became king; he ruled for 900 years. This is Noah again, confirmed by his original title Mebarasi / Priest-King, to which later Sumerian record keepers added En / lord god, an honorific title given to kings associated with cities sacred to Inanna / Queen of Heaven.

In classic revisionist history by the winners of regime change, the Sumerians tried to convert YHVH’s Melchizedek – called by archeologists the penultimate first king of the first dynasty of Kish – into one of their own. Enmebaragesi is the first name confirmed by archaeological finds as an historical person. He is also known through other literary references, in which he and his son Aga of Kish / Shem are portrayed as contemporary rivals of Dumuzid, Tammuz, and Gilgamesh, early rulers of the rebuilt city of Uruk, identified by scholars as the biblical Erech (Genesis 10:10).

Being one of the first cities captured by Nimrod indicates Uruk’s importance, like Kish, as another pre-flood pagan repository of arcane knowledge.

Aga / Shem, son of En-me-barage-si / Noah made the Tummal flourish and brought Ninlil / Mother of all living / Noah’s wife into the Tummal [for safekeeping].

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 guarded their women in what we call harems.

Then Kic was defeated and the kingship was taken to E-ana / pagan House of Heaven.

From one of the versions of the Sumerian King List: 

envoys of Aga / Shem came from Kish to Gilgamec in Unug / Uruk. Aga laid siege to Unug  with his men…Gilgamesh, addressed its warriors: “Let someone with courage volunteer…Only Enkidu / hybrid bull-man went out through the city gate…and he took Aga the king of Kish, 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! Expressly and unequivocally stated in “gave me breath, life” Aga / Shem is the father of Gilgamesh! 

The son of Shem is, like Cain with his father Adam, rejecting the essence of fatherhood at that time – his father’s authority while still claiming his father’s god-power by identifying himself with his father’s blood lineage. These acclamations assure Gilgamesh of his supreme power and authority as the Creator’s Hybrid God-Man to have dominion.

  • Then the Tummal fell into ruins / was conquered for the first time [by] Mes-ane-pada / Gilgamesh.

This alternate title for Gilgamesh glorifies the conqueror as having captured from Kish a list of sacred items in order of importance, equivalent to the Philistines capture of the ark of the covenant, In the pagan conviction,  whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, (II Corinthians 4:4) that the c2 force converting energy to mass and vice versa, cloned from the Creator, is now under their control.

  1. The “mes” was a collection of divine decrees, each one a “me” described in the poem, “Enki and the World Order” foundational to Sumerian religious and social institutionstechnologies, behaviors, mores, and human conditions of Mesopotamian civilization via the relationship between humanity and the gods. These would be the words of YHVH’s prophets such as Adam, Enoch, Lamech and Noah, the “Books of Judgment” equivalent to our Bible’s books of Isaiah, Daniel, Revelation, etc., written in the years of wickedness leading up to the judgment of flood. Safeguarded through the flood by Noah, excerpts of which Moses included in the books of Genesis and Enoch.
  2. Ki” is the earth
  3. Agga we know is Shem
  4. “cer” means “reddened [i.e. bloodied and/or burned, tortured], bound and fettered”, 

That is not good, but frankly, only to be expected.

When Gilgamesh “carried away” the mes, he replaced YHVH’s Books of Judgment promoted by Noah and Shem at Kish with the pre-flood Sumerian decrees safeguarded in pyramids built to withstand the flood, and gathered and implemented after the flood. These are no doubt some of the quests in The Epic Of Gilgamesh for which Gilgamesh is hailed the “archetypal hero” by humanists.

After the city-state of Uruk was reclaimed by Gilgamesh, the first and only king of the third post-flood dynasty of Uruk, was brought “in a collar to the gate of En-lil /Adam / Melchizedek’s [temple], clearly emphasizing Gilgamesh’s usurpation of the role of YHVH’s Melchizedek.

The conquered king of Uruk, called Lugalzegesi in the victory account, is one and the same as “Shem / Fame“, recognized both by this action and by the mockery in twisting his well-known identity.

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  • 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)

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