Oddly, though, no Ubaid writing has ever been found. The languages that were spoken during the Ubaid period cannot be determined. The oldest cuneiform tablets were written in Sumerian, and that earlier pictographical tablets from the Late Uruk and Jemdet Nasr periods (3200–3000 BC) were likely written in the same language.
Sumerian simply shows up without a precursor for this pagan civilization, to the frustration of anthropologists who believe there had to be a precursor as seen in the development of Sumerian cuneiform writing.
Given the wealth of documents unearthed by archeologists without finding another language during the Ubaid period, and the fact that the ancient pagan religion at this time parallels the Hebrew Creation and Fall of Man accounts, we must conclude that Hebrew, considered by the faithful to be lashon hakodesh, the sacred language is indeed the heavenly language YHVH taught to the Adams, and through the written word and his prophets to the rest of humanity, and even, naturally, spoken by the fallen angels to communicate with mankind. How else could Mrs. Adam understand the Serpent in the garden?
Most of all, use of an alternate language would instantly mark the speaker as being NOT YHVH’s messenger.
Precisely why Sumerian was developed. Luciferianism needed its own medium.








