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Chapter 11: The Great Deluge
It is not difficult to believe Nephilim overreached in viewing themselves as earthly gods, given the great size and strength that these giants must have possessed, pitted against the average size of a man of that time, in addition to their immortal spirits. Nephilim were easily capable of dominating life at that time, and every form of cultural structure by force. Ergo, they became the leaders of the ancient world, systematically enslaving the peoples and imposing their wills and ways…
Chapter 12: Azazel: Leader Of The Watchers
Archons were referred to in The Hypostasis of the Archons as rulers of unrighteousness, again testifying to those angels as being fallen angels, the celestial Mafia. These unholy rulers called themselves gods, and they impiously lusted to create sons like God. They, of course, are the false gods of polytheism and the false gods the Bible speaks of. In fact, one ruler in particular, Sacla, called himself the god of the forces of Saboith,24 or Sabaism, the cult of the…
Chapter 13: Lucifer’s Revenge
This, then, elucidates why Jesus visited the imprisoned fallen angels in the Abyss. Jesus went as proof and Judge that humankind, through Jesus, would, indeed, rise to a higher authority than angels. He bore witness to the impassioned fallen angels that the end had now already been written, even though the fallen angels will be released in the last days to reap havoc upon the earth with the Antichrist and False Prophet. All that is left for the fallen angels…
Chapter 14: The Black Heads
According to Sumerian traditions derived from the Assyrian tablets, the first humans were known as the “Black Heads.” 4 Although most of the antediluvian clay tablets have been lost to history, many survived to the time of Ashurbanipal, circa 668–633 B.C.E. Ashurbanipal noted that he possessed antediluvian tablets in his library, boasting that he was “learned” in the translation of those precious, ancient Sumerian texts. 5 He is the first known king to collect clay tablets into a large library…
Chapter 15: Isis, Ishtar, Gaea, And Ninkhursag
Ninkhursag was celebrated as the Serpent Lady in Sumerian literature, denoting her as the prevailing Grail/Dragon queen of the Ring Lords. Ninkhursag’s womb became famous within Grail, Dragon, Fairy, and Ring culture and with Legomin literature as the Messianic succession of the uterine womb, the Chalice of the Grail Queen, which marked the perpetual dragon succession and the maternal blood. 21 Ninkhursag’s matrilineal blood, the Rosi Crucis , also known alternatively as the “Nectar of Supreme Excellence” and “Star Fire,”…
Chapter 16: The Great World Myth
Why are Mediterranean deluge and giant myths not restricted to Mediterranean cultures? Frank Joseph notes the deluge cataclysm was a common heritage throughout the world and throughout humanity— that it is the one great world myth 1 , which without explanation, bizarrely binds us all to one birthright. The Old Testament version is but one of over 500 different and distinct recollections of the same set of events. 2 It is from this line of thought, then, that one is…
Chapter 17: Atlantis
Berosus wrote that Babylon was utilized allegorically by the Chaldean priests for an antediluvian city, the “first city” of cities, which could only have been Atlantis. In fact, Frank Joseph believes that when the Bible describes Tyre and Babylon in these passages, it is really describing the prosperity and destruction of Atlantis, the sea- born, antediluvian empire. 16 In the Atlantean tradition, modern Atlantean authors claim Poseidon was the angel/son of God, a watcher /ruler/archon, to whom the continent Atlantis…
Chapter 18: Zep Tepi: The First Time
The First Time was believed to be an age when true wisdom (once) prevailed. 8 Egyptians, like other cultures, believed all wisdom and knowledge was gifted to them at the genesis of their civilization, from the gods. 9 These legends note that those times in Zep Tepi were ideal conditions for arrogance to form, causing their rebellion against God, 10 just as this occurred in biblical, Gnostic, Greek, Sumerian, Indian, and Atlantean traditions. Mythology recorded First Time Egypt was allotted…
Chapter 19: Echoes From Atlantis, Sumer, And Mu
As the Mediterranean legends go, the Atlanteans controlled parts of Egypt, Libya, Europe, Central America, and South America, while the people of the Mediterranean united to repel the Atlantean invaders. The antediluvian world appears to have been populated by three great civilizations, all led by giants. The day six Atlanteans were a race that was red- skinned, while the Aryans (Sumerians) were white, and the third race of people was black- skinned (Mu) from the Nile Valley 32 and a…
Chapter 20: The Seven Sages Of Atlantis
During the First Time, another curious group in Egypt was founded; their legacy continued even after the deluge. This fascinating group was identified as the Followers of Horus (the seven fallen angels, the Shebtiu, the Sebetti, the seven sages, who provided illicit heavenly knowledge), who were mythological beings remembered both as the bearers and the preservers of knowledge. 6 They founded a cult of astronomer- priests that guarded the Atlantean knowledge, religion, and technology for millennia after the deluge, 7…