ENKI SPEAKS
Messages From Enki: Humanity's Father 

Created by
Sasha Lessin, Ph. D.
based on Zecharia Sitchin's 2002 epic
The LOST BOOK OF ENKI: Memoirs and Prophecies of an Extraterrestrial God

Essay  20
ENKI BEGATS NOAH (ZIUSUDRA) 

Enki lusted for Batanash wife of Lu-Mach, Workmaster of slaves in Edin.  Enlil gave Enki an excuse to enjoy Batanash. 

Enlil had incited slave-rage at Lu-Mach.  He ordered Lu-Mach to force the slaves to work more on less food.  In reaction, the slaves menaced Lu-Mach.  So, ostensibly to protect Lu-Mach and Batanash, Enki sent Lu-Mach to Marduk in Babylon. There, Marduk would teach Lu-Mach how to build cities.  To "protect" Batanash, Enki sent her to Ninmah at the Medical/Science complex of Shurubak, "from the angry Earthling masses protected and safe to be.  Thereafter Enki his sister Ninmah in Shurubak was quick to visit.  

"On the roof of a dwelling where Batanash was bathing Enki by her loins took hold, he kissed her, his semen into her womb he poured."  [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki: 204 ]  From this encounter, she bore Ziusudra (Noah). 

When Lu-Mach got back to Edin, "to him Batanash the son showed.  White as the snow his skin was....  Like the skies were his eyes, in a brilliance his eyes were shining."  Lu-Mach complained, "A son unlike an Earthling to Batanash was born.... Is one of the Igigi his father?"  Batanash, in a parsing worthy of Bill Clinton, swore "None of the Igigi fathered the boy."  "Ziusudra," Lu-Mach's father added, "will the Earthlings guide through the Ice Age ." [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki: 204 ] 

Ninmah loved and cared for Ziusudra; Enki taught him to read Adapa's writings.   

    But drought, plague and starvation stalked the Earthlings [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki: 204 -205].

ENLIL OKS HUNGER AND PESTILENCE FOR SLAVE GENOCIDE

   "Diseases overcame humans. But Ninmah [said] ‘Let us the earthlings curing teach, how themselves to remedy to learn.’  But Enlil would have none of it.  He was not going to do anything to help the new species survive and flourish.  ‘Let the earthlings by hunger and pestilence perish’ In his mind the stay of the Anunnaki on Earth was nearing an end and he would rather wipe out all life before they departed for Nibiru....

    "Nothing grew and winds, heat and drought haunted them. Tremors and quakes became regular events." [Tellinger, M., 2006, Slave Species of god, page 470]  Enki implored Enlil: The Earthlings let us show the dredging of ponds and canals for surviving drought and famine. 

  You, Enlil sneered, thwarted my orders and Earthlings created.   Marduk--your eldest--the Igigi with the armies they breed with the daughters of Adapa challenge me.  No ponds, no canals.  For Marduk, no more soldiers; let them starve, every one.  When we sated with Earth's gold to Nibiru return, leave no Earthling subjects for Marduk, no invasion force for him, the homeplanet to invade.

The Earthlings at Shurubak (where Ziusudra lived under Enki's and Ninmah's tutilage) sent Ziusudra to Enki at Edin for help.  Enki told the Earthlings to protest Enlil's anti-Earthling policy and boycott worship of Nibiran "gods".  He said, however, he couldn't openly ignore Enlil and help the Earthlings.  

Covertly, Enki fed Earthlings from his corn stores.  He trained them in sea fishing and gave them access to the sea.  When Enlil said Enki defied his decree the slaves starve, Enki lied, said the humans acted without his knowledge.  Frustrated, Enlil planned to let Nibiru's perigee destroy all the slaves and end Nibiran goldmining on and occupation of Earth [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki: 206; 1978, The 12th Planet, pages 292 -294].