We are on an exploration of the more esoteric historical references that do not necessarily fit in with the current academic paradigm. Although we are political...
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This Ethiopic version of the Book of Enoch is deemed by scholars to be older by several centuries than the Slavonic one, and portions of this older version are in turn known to have been based on even older manuscripts, such as a lost Book of Noah. Fragments of the Enoch books were discovered among the Dead Sea scrolls. The astronomical-calendrical tale of Enoch thus goes back into great antiquity - perhaps, as the Bible asserts, to pre-Diluvial times.
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Was Yahweh Anunnaki?
The numerous parallels between biblical accounts and the encounters with the Anunnaki by other ancient peoples logically leads us to consider the possibility that Yahweh was actually an Anunnaki. If so, which one of the Anunnaki was Yahweh? Follow along as we explore the possibilities for the true identity of the Biblical Yahweh.
The Archive is excited to present this collaboration with the Anunnaki Revealed Podcast which will be debuting in early 2025! The Anunnaki Revealed Podcast graciously provided the narrative content for this presentation which is based on the research and observations of Zecharia Sitchin.
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Enuma Elish Complete
The Enûma Eliš is the Babylonian creation myth. It was recovered by Austen Henry Layard in 1849 in the ruined Library of Ashurbanipal at Nineveh (Mosul, Iraq). This version of the Enuma Elish presented here is primarily the translation of E. A. Speiser in Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament, 3rd edition, edited by James Pritchard (Princeton, 1969), with modifications based on various other translations such as L. W. King’s, The Seven Tablets of Creation, London 1902. The translation of these texts is not exact. Badly damaged tablets, gaps, and reconstructions prevent 100% accuracy. Moreover, there are differing interpretations of the meaning of words or the reading of the cuneiform itself. In this version, many of the names of the gods are left untranslated.
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Book of Secrets | Enoch 2 - Slavonic Enoch
2 Enoch is a Jewish text preserved solely in the Slavonic language. The central theme of the text is the celestial ascent of the seventh antediluvian patriarch Enoch through the heavens, his luminous metamorphosis near the Throne of Glory, and his initiation into the heavenly mysteries. The book, which combines the features of an apocalypse and a testament, can be divided into three parts. The first part (chapters 1–38) describes Enoch’s heavenly journey that culminates in his encounter with the Deity revealing to the seer the secrets of creation. After the encounter Enoch returns to earth to instruct his children in the celestial knowledge received from God and the angels. The second part (chapters 39–67) begins with Enoch’s testamentary admonitions to his sons during his short visit to earth and ends with the second ascension of the patriarch. The third part of the book (chapters 68–73) describes the priestly functions of Enoch’s family and the miraculous birth of Melchisedek, and ends with the Flood.
We are on an exploration of the more esoteric historical references that do not necessarily fit in with the current academic paradigm. Although we are politically and religiously neutral, our various presentations and posts sometimes necessitate including historical references that analyze both.
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