Essay 41  Sumer Dies; Marduk & Babylon Prevail

Narrative (Essay 41) Resumes 

Nergal and Ninurta flew over the areas they'd just bombed.

"The Place of Launching, the Spaceport, obliterated: the Mount within which the controlling equipment was placed was smashed; the launch platforms were made to fade off the face of the Earth.  The plain whose hard soil the shuttlecraft had used as runways were obliterated, with not even a tree left standing." [Sitchin, Z. 1985, The Wars of Gods and Men page 331].

"By the darkening of the skies were the brilliances followed, then a storm began to blow, gloom from the skies an Evil Wind carried.   From the Upper Sea, a stormwind began blowing, the dark-brown cloud eastward toward Shumer the death was carried. Wherever it reached, death to all that lives mercilessly it delivered. 

"The alarm Enlil and Enki to the gods of Shumer transmitted, Escape!  From their cities the gods did flee.

"The people of the land by the evil storms hand were clutched.  Those who behind locked doors hid inside their houses like flies were felled.  Those who in the streets fled, in the streets were their corpses piled up.  Everything that lived perished." 

But Babylon, "where Marduk his supremacy declared , by the Evil Wind was spared. "Enlil concluded that Marduk was now to be supreme on Earth, as his vision of Galzu had predicted.  [sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, pages 312 - 313;]

Some Enlilite gods "dispersed from Sumer, accompanied their followers to far lands in the far corners of the Earth; others remained nearby, rallying their supporters to a renewed challenge to Marduk."  [sitchin, Z., 2007, The End of Days, page 122].  Maduk's "related extended family in Northern Mesopotamia, the Aryans, invaded the lands to the east and Europe to the west, conquering [Adapite] humans everywhere and imposing their Aryan supremacy on them.  And such is the remaining status quo in the world today "[Tellinger, M., Slave Species of god, page116]

 The line of hybrid Nibiran/CroMagnons in Mesopotamia, those loyal to Enlil, were annihilated by the nuclear fallout that blew over them throughout Sumer after Ninurta and Nergal–the Bible’s “angels”--nuked Sodom, Gomorrah and the Sinai spaceport lest spaceport and cities fall to the forces of Marduk/Ra and Nabu. The only hybrids still loyal to Enlil and his sons and grandsons--Adad, Ninurta, Utu, Nannar--were Abraham and his descendants, whom Enlil had sent to the Negev and Caanan to guard Sumer from Marduk's forces in Egypt and Lebanon. Enlil ordered Abraham, Isaac and their male followers to cut off their foreskins so they'd be clearly marked for Enlil and his sons and have phalluses like those of the Nibirans [Sitchin, Z., 1995, Divine Encounters: page 288]

In the ninth century B.C., the Assyrian king Shalmaneser III, sent by Adad and Nergal with advanced artillery defeated Marduk’s Babylonians. Then, in 689 B C., the Assyrian king Sennacherib sacked Babylon because Marduk” became angry with Babylon’s king and people” and sentenced them to seventy years of Assyrian domination. Sennacherib used “rocketlike missiles” supplied by Adad.

Sennacherib subjugated Phoenicia, Gaza and Judea but was repulsed at Jerusalem by Yahweh/Enlil, who, at night with a techno-weapon, killed 185,000 Assyrian soldiers. Enlil had Sennacherib murdered and replaced by Esarhaddon, Sennachrib’s son, whom Enlil had Inanna accompany.   Inanna proclaimed to the soldiers and people of Assyria that Esarhaddon was now Assyria’s king.

Inanna used “an intense, blinding brilliance” on her headgear to blind Enemies of Esarhaddon’s successor, Ashurbanipal in Arabia and an attack on Marduk’s Egyptian forces, [Sitchin, Z. 1985, The Wars of Gods and Men pages 12-19]
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Do read The Lost Book of Enki; get a feeling for the poetry and essential authenticity of Enki, one of our creators.  Zacheria Sitchin has, in this book, made our history available in this form. His-story-- history--is our story.  Sasha Lessin, Ph.D.

The next part of our narrative leaves The Lost Book of Enki and uses, as it's main reference, Sitchin's 2007 tome, The End of Days.  Click Essay 42, Egypt, Assyria, Hatti and Babylon Battle in the names of their gods.