Göbekli Tepe is one of the most remarkable prehistoric sites ever discovered. Believed by some to be one of the oldest, if not the oldest temple in the world. Around the time Gobekli Tepe was built, the Würm Glacial Age (about 12,500 years ago) was ending in the northern hemisphere.
Archeologically estimated dates are highly unreliable due to a fixation on the evolutionary paradigm, but we can use the ending of a glacial age to date this earliest man-made complex to shortly after the last night of creation, i.e. at the very dawn of human history, corresponding to the biblical first generations of humanity.
Göbekli Tepe hosts numerous circular and square shaped temples….Six structures have been unearthed as a result of excavations since the beginning of the 1995 season. As of 2015, multiple structures are still being revealed.
Astronomer, B. G. Sidharth expresses that 12 pillars located around the center of Temple D could symbolize the 12 months of the year. Sidharth also thinks the “H” sign on one of the center pillars symbolizes the Orion constellation... [for this significance see the post Seed of the Serpent].
The center pillars which depict the “H” and sun-moon signs stylize the human body, as it is generally accepted. Arms and hands can be seen precisely. Human faces are not clear. It might be that they are not humans, but gods or goddesses of the Neolithic. We see arms bestride both sides of the pillar, and the hands come together on omphalos, or navel…Sumerian goddess Inanna was characterized in a standing position just like center pillars of Göbeklitepe. Likewise, huge statues of Easter Islands were constructed in this kind of sacred standing position (hands on omphalos). According to some, this posture symbolizes “birth” or “rebirth”.
Sun and moon symbols are not seen only on the center pillars of Temple D of Göbeklitepe. Later in history we see these signs on Sumerian and Akkadian cylinder seals and on other ancient artworks…
Proto-Turks once named this symbol as “Kün-ay (Sun-moon)…Chu Turks were using this symbol on their state flag circa 2000 B.C. in Middle Asia…is the origin of modern-day Turkish Republic state flag…has been found in artworks of Hun Turks…on Gokturk state coins. In modern-day Mongolia (an old Proto-Turkish region) the state flag features two pillars and Kün-Ay sign.
Proto-Turkish Kün-Ay and Göbeklitepe’s sun-moon signs are not just similar: they are exactly same! On both symbols, we see a cavity at the center of sun symbol. This is such a commonly repeated description that we can’t say it is a coincidence…
Similar crescent-star motifs can be seen on Aphrodite temple images, and on ancient Cyprus coins…she is corresponded with the Sumerian goddess Inanna. Additionally, one of the symbols of Inanna was also the crescent-star. Hitittes saw this as a sign of rebirth…further research into what might be the first temple in the world made by man…may deliver a message to us from the ancient past.
It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2018 because it has “outstanding universal value.”
Özgür Etli examines what messages the ancient builders might have been trying to impart to the people who used the temples, and what they might have also been trying to communicate to all of humanity from the ancient past.
It can be speculated that the “H” sign located above the sun-moon motif symbolizes male and female togetherness…
Stele featuring Egyptian and foreign gods: Min, fertility god (Egypt), Qetesh, fertility goddess (Syria), and protective god Resheph (Egypt). WikimediaCommons
Inanna was the Sumerian goddess of fertility and love, dominant in the sky and on earth. She provided the power of renewal and reproduction to both humans and nature.
Sumerians reenacted this sacred intercourse as a royal ritual and a state occasion by giving in marriage to king of the country a high ranking woman of their holy temple. Each year they organized festivals surrounding the occasion. In these ceremonies, the high ranking woman would portray the goddess, and the king stood for the god as they engaged in public sex – the modern parallel being the popularity of modern displays of highly charged sex by gorgeous women and handsome men in nightclubs and by video.
In Anatolia, the cult of fertility is known as of Cybele, known as the Mother of God as well as the goddess of the moon as well due to association with monthly menstruation. It was believed fertility came to earth at the pleasure of Cybele, and she required a husband for marriage – this was god Attis. Attis is thought to die in Autumn, and after is reborn again in spring like Dumuzi.
In Julius Caesar’s The Gallic Wars, it is recorded that the Celtic tribes inhabiting the region of Gaul / modern France were extremely superstitious. and human sacrifices were said to have been commonly performed. Caesar provides one example of the way the druids carried out this task, which involved “figures of vast size, the limbs of which formed of osiers they fill with living men,” These figures are the so-called ‘wicker men’, which would then be set on fire, and the men in them would be destined to perish in the flames.
The annual Burning Man Festival, a bizarre combination of participatory art event and beer blast held the week before Labor Day in the Nevada desert…drew 15,000 this year. The festival, I’m told, began when one of the founders torched an effigy on a San Francisco beach in 1986 to purge himself of negative vibes after he broke up with his girlfriend. However, if we consider the salient features of the Gallic and U.S. events — flaming destruction of a giant wooden man, frightening pagan rituals, torching of the innocent (well, severe sunburn and dehydration of the spectators anyway) — we see that they’re closely related. For more, see www.burningman.com.
When all of this evidence is combined, it’s difficult to call it coincidence. It is apparent that the origin of fertility cults of Anatolian and Mesopotamian civilizations can be first seen in Göbeklitepe culture…sacred marriage ceremonies could well have been celebrated through rituals in Göbeklitepe first.
Gobeklitepe’s T-shaped columns appear to indicate the ritualistic decapitation of human bodies. One small statue appears to show what has been interpreted as a “gift-bearer” carrying a disembodied head. Yet another appears to indicate a human statue that has, at some point, been intentionally decapitated.
The t-shaped columns also depict various animal-human hybrids and now appears to commemorate a devastating event causing an immediate environmental mini-ice age around the globe and possible loss of life.
This is consistent with “God looked upon the earth, and…all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth. And God said unto Noah, The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.” (Genesis 6:12-13)
The site appears to have been buried on purpose thousands of years ago, since natural burial through water-born sediment build-up, etc., is highly unlikely for the location.
This is consistent with the builders’ intention to survive the Flood, the occurrence of which was widely broadcast many years before it happened.
“Archaeologists’ perspectives on history have shifted,” Ersoy pointed out. “Currently, 32 universities and academic institutions are supporting the research…We anticipate a significant breakthrough in Southeastern Türkiye.”
In 2016, project management was transferred to Doğuş Group, a prominent Turkish conglomerate. A significant issue highlighted by the Global Heritage Fund is that only 5% of Göbeklitepe has been excavated.
The site has since been covered with asphalt concrete, and heavy construction equipment, such as bulldozers and jackhammers, has been used to build roads. Areas that needed to be excavated have been covered with trees. The roots of which could penetrate and damage the ancient stones, making future excavations even more challenging.
These coverups are fortifying the belief that the government is trying to hide something kept in Göbeklitepe, changing the history accepted by humanity now.
Regardless of one’s acceptance of biblical inerrancy – that God will in fact destroy rebels in a lake of fire – even humanists and pagans can’t trust Academia’s control over what is disseminated as “truth”.
Academics are now at risk for being de-platformed, having their papers retracted, and even being fired for expressing ideas that trigger academic outrage mobs. The rise of denunciations and punishment for ideas raises reasonable concerns about what these people will do when they do gain control of institutions, and regarding their effects right now (published 2020).
Intimidation tactics can prevey even the attempt at fair or objective tests of hypotheses, if such tests run the risk of producing data that does not support sacred narratives. Why risk incurring the wrath of outrage mobs and losing one’s job? Many may conclude that it’s better to not conduct research that might help resolve controversies or provide the “wrong” insights into the human condition.
Sounds like the gods and the humanists’ aliens are alive and well and active through their human servants.
But they can’t keep biblical truth underground.
Kingdom Come 