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The Narmer Palette, front side, top, represents the center of heaven. Min = Menes “change of time". The bull represents the astrological sign Taurus. Narmer is the “sovereign of the pole". The four standard-bearers, (back side shown below) holding two falcons, show the four cardinal points.
and see The Narmer palette is astronomical. and see "Calculation of 684-Year Kingdoms"

Scholars call the palette theVictory Tablet of King Menes/Narmer . It most clearly includes a smooth-sided triangular (back) "true' pyramid, indicating that such a pyramid had already been known circa 3100 BC, half a millennium before Cheops/Khufu. The already existing pyramid proof comes from the http://www.mastermason.com/hiramdiscovered/HiramIntrocontd.html#Inventory Stella"> inventory Stella on Hiram Introduction cont. which reads that Khufu listed the pyramid as an 'inventory' of things found when excuvating the Isis temple.

Narmer was an Egyptian Pharaoh who ruled in the 31st century BC. Thought to be the successor to the predynastic Scorpion and/or Ka, he is considered by some to be the unifier of Egypt and founder of the First dynasty, and therefore the first king of all Egypt.

Another artifact, the "Scorpion" Macehead, depicts a similar figure, only this time the name is given by the pictogram of a scorpion. This king-figure is called in many documents alternatively Narmer, or Aha, and if the historian Eratosthenes is to be believed, this is the legendary king Meni, or Menes. The Zodiac sign of 'Scorpio' is represented by the scorpion. Her wears the crown of 'upper' Egypt. However we think this represents Cush/Kush his sumerian name. There is no catfish/chisel on the macehead.

Narmer's name is represented phonetically by the hieroglyphic sign for a catfish (n'r) and that of a chisel. Like other First Dynasty Kings, his name is a single word ("The Striker") and may be shorthand for "Horus is the Striker". The arched hieroglyph however is more likely to be derived from the earlier roof shape which makes up the national shrine of lower Egypt which is partly seen on the 'macehead of King Scorpion'. Something quite similar in design to the Aha hieroglyph (a protected enclosure for a female) is also seen on the macehead of the Narmer. The shape is also to be seen in the plant like form seen here.

Moreover, in linking the seal with the Narmer Plate the following need to be additionally accounted for: the Constellation of Canis Major, the hieroglyph for the horizon and, most importantly, Precession of the Ages of the Zodiac; the Sun moving out of one Age and into the next. The hieroglyph used for the mountain, or horizon on the cylinder-seal is an Ancient Egyptian hieroglyph, the same as appears on the Narmer Plate. More see.. crystalinks Narmer

The palette, which has a shield-shape, is decorated on both sides. It was once erected for display in the temple of Horus in Nekhen. Discovered in 1898 in Hierakonpolis, it shows Narmer displaying the insignia of both Upper and Lower Egypt,(one on each side) giving rise to the theory that he unified the two kingdoms. Traditionally, Menes is credited with that unification, and he is listed as being the first king in Manetho's list of kings, so this find has caused some controversy.

The back side of the Narmer palette shows Narmer as the “sovereign of the pole“ vanquishing the solar eclipse (the long necked lions). The God of Light defeats the God of Darkness. “As written by David Talbott (Footnote 36): “To the Egyptians, the celestial enclosure possessed the magical quality of protecting the inhabitants from the dark….”

2. Second Snefru inscription : a long cartouche magically protecting its contents, the king's titles: "the King of Upper- and Lower Egypt, He of the Two Crown Goddesses Neb-maat, the Golden Horus, Snefru" (nj-sw.t bjt.j, nb.tj nb-maA.t, Hrw nwb, snfrw). :the king, wearing a crown with two falcon feathers, two bull's horns, two ram's horns, and a curly wig (lion's mane ?), preparing to knock dead a kneeling Asiatic imploring his mercy. The sacrifice happens in front of, and possibly for a large serekh (its falcon wears the Double Crown) with the king's Horus name, Neb-maat ("Lord of Order"). Inscription in front of the king : "Snefru, the great god, given divine force, stability, life, health, joy, eternally" (snfrw, nTr aA, dj wAs, Dd, anx, snb, xw.t-jb Dt). Inscription behind the king : "to subdue the foreign countries" (dAj xAs.wt).

His name has become a byword in Jewish, Christian and Islamic traditions. No one living between the times of Noah and Abraham is better known than he. He founded the first city and the first empire known to man. When did he actually live? and how great was his kingdom? Nimrod the mighty hunter who opposed the Lord appears to be known in Sumerian tradition as Etana, the King of Kish. The real reason Nimrod 'opposed the Lord' is on Forbidden Knowledge F1. This is not what you've been taught. This is the truth.

Narmer was first in line of kings from seals during the first dynasty, and his name has been found from Syria in the north to Nubia in the south, but only on petty things like jars, potsherds and labels.

A collection of Aeramic writings called The Targum tells us that Nimrod was the father of an Egyptian pharoah, but does not give his name. However a seperate Ethiopic text refers to another pharoah who was contempoary with Nimrod, phonetically calling him Yanuf. This pharoah is easily identifiable. His name is correctly written as Anedjib (Ham), and he was a king of the first dynasty of Egypt, reigning about 3000 B.C., at precisely the time of Nimrod. Not long after the reign of Anedjib ( about 2890 BC ) a new dynasty emerged in Egypt, and with this family the heritage of Nimrod was cemented very firmly in place.

During the summer of 1994, excavators from the Nahal Tillah expedition in southern Israel discovered an incised ceramic shard with the serekh sign of Narmer, the same individual whose ceremonial slate palette was found by James E. Quibell in Upper Egypt. The inscription was found on a large circular platform, possibly the foundations of a storage silo on the Halif Terrace. Dated to ca. 3000 BC, mineralogical studies of the shard conclude that it is a fragment of a wine jar which was imported from the Nile valley to Israel some 5000 years ago.

More evidence comes from Sumerian records and show the fact that a god named Marduk was forced out of Babylon by the Gods, Nanner and Enlil. Marduk, son of Enki then went to Egypt and one text shows him being locked up in the Great Pyramid by Enlil's gang. Ham, Cush, Nimrod and their clan surported Marduk. However Shem, as evidenced above and in the King List followed Enlil (Set/Yehwah/Baal). He must have established a rival kingship which later evolved into a seperate community which later was called Avaris (Pi Ramesse/Tell el-Dab'a). 'Avaris' or means "the place of the Hebrews" or the place of 'Israel' (Jacob). The location is synonymous with Goshen, the land where Joseph and his descendants settled. According to the biblical account, the Israelites departed from the city of Ramses in their exodus from Egypt (Exodus 12:37), but the city wasn't called Ramses for another 200 years after their departure.

Book of Jasher 7:45. Nimrod: "And all nations and tongues heard of his fame, and they gathered themselves to him, and they bowed down to the earth, and they brought him offerings, and he became their lord and king, and they all dwelt with him in the city at Shinar, and Nimrod reigned in the earth over all the sons of Noah, and they were all under his power and counsel."

Another equally plausible theory is that Narmer was an immediate successor to the king who did manage to unify Egypt (perhaps the King Scorpion - Cush 3100 BC.) whose name was found on a macehead (seen above) also discovered in Hierakonpolis), and adopted symbols of unification that had already been in use for perhaps a generation. He wears the White Crown, usually associated with Upper-Egypt (Thebes). This type of scene is known throughout the Pharaonic history: it shows the king while preparing the foundations of some kind of building. Below the king, a strip of water is represented, which could indicate that 'Scorpion' is laying the foundations of a dam or dike. There is no indication where such a dam may have been constructed. The strip of water could be associated with Ea (Enki) who's symbol was water. Ea also taught men how to build dams and dikes. The rulers of Cush overran Upper Egypt (mid-8th cent. b.c.) as far as Thebes.

Nimrod started his kingdom at Babylon (Gen. 10:10). Babylon later reached its zenith under Nebuchadnezzar (sixth century BC). This was also part of Nimrod's kingdom (Gen. 10:11). Nineveh along the Tigris River continued to be a major city in ancient Assyria. The ruins of Nebuchadnezzar's city along with ancient wall lines and canals are found in modern day Iraq. Originally established by Nimrod (Gen. 10:11), and today known as Nimrud, Calah became an important city in Iraq.

Sargon: This dated Nineveh, c. 2334-2279 BC; The first known mention of Akkad is in an inscription of Enshakushanna of Uruk( UR), where he claims to have defeated Agade, indicating that it was in existence before the days of Sargon of Akkad. He established the region's first Semitic dynasty. The event that brought him to supremacy was the defeat of Lugalzaggisi of Uruk (biblical Erech, in central Sumer). Sargon was traditionally cited as the first ruler of a combined empire of Akkad and Sumer, although more recently discovered data suggests there had been Sumerian expansions under previous kings, including Lugal-Anne-Mundu of Adab, Eannatum of Lagash, and Lugal-Zage-Si. Sargon, throughout his long life, showed special deference to the Sumerian deities, particularly Inanna, his patroness, and Zababa, the warrior god of Kish. He called himself "The anointed priest of Anu" and "the great ensi of Enlil". Sargon was the winner of that war when Nippur was seized.

Time lines and Biblical Characters; This list is recorded in Hebrew Time begining with Adam in year 1.

What really caused the Flood? We discuss this on our Forbidden series, page 4

One of the secrets god showed Enoch was the science of astrology: Enoch 33.3 "And I saw how the stars of Heaven come out, and counted the Gates out of which they come, and wrote down all their outlets, for each one, individually, according to their number. And their names, according to their constellations, their positions, their times, and their months, as the Angel Uriel, who was with me, showed me."

Many stories in Sumerian religion appear similar to stories in other Middle-Eastern religions. For example, the Biblical account of the creation of man as well as Noah's flood resemble the Sumerian tales very closely, though the Sumerian myths were written many centuries earlier than the Tanakh.

Here we introduce one of the Gods in Sumerian myth.

The God Enki lived in the apsû (also known as abzu or engur, ) was the name for freshwater from underground aquifers that was given a religious quality in Sumerian and Akkadian mythology. Lakes, springs, rivers, wells, and other sources of fresh water were thought to draw their water from the apsû. The apsû (also known as abzu or engur, ) was the name for freshwater from underground aquifers that was given a religious quality in Sumerian and Akkadian mythology. Lakes, springs, rivers, wells, and other sources of fresh water were thought to draw their water from the apsû.

Enki and Ninki, were the progenators of seven pairs of gods, including Enki as god of Eridu, Enlil of Nippur and Su'en (or Sin) of Ur, and were themselves the children of An(u) (sky, heaven) and Ki (earth).

In character Enki is not a jester or trickster god, he is never a cheat, and although fooled, he is not a fool. Enki uses his magic for the good of others when called upon to help either a god, a goddess or a human. Enki is always true to his own essence as a masculine nurturer. He is fundamentally a trouble-shooter god, and avoids or disarms those who bring conflict and death to the world. He is the mediator whose compassion and sense of humor breaks and disarms the wrath of his stern half-brother, Enlil, king of the gods or "the god of this world'.

Enki: "The most complete and modern mirror of masculine wholeness in Mesopotamia and world religion. His values and attributes are timeless, and it is not surprising to see that He is one of the most beloved gods of Mesopotamia. How can He be so whole? Because in Him the passionate and joyous Lover, the Mystic, the Strategist, the Sorcerer, the Divine Manager, the Keeper of World Order and Rescuer of Humankind and Gods alike are all One.

The name "Anunnaki" can mean many different things [based on Hebrew interpretations] - it is rich with meaning. "An" is short for "anachnu," which means "we." "An" also means "heaven." "Naki" means "clean." So, the name can mean "We are clean" and "heaven is clean," clean as in "pure." "Ki" means "Earth," so "We are here on Earth." "Heaven is on Earth." "Anu is here on Earth." The "we" is also meant as a collective oneness, of the Source.

Where did Solomon get 'the secrets'? It all goes back to a Sumerian deity who helped mankind. His name was Enki. Enki and his brother Enlil are where all the secret teachings came from. Since we began this site, 30 or so sites have come to life telling the stories of Anu, Enki and his not so nice brother Enlil. The stories come from a Sumerian text called the Enuma Elish. The texts written on clay tablets and mostly discovered in the 1800's in Iran and Iraq, tell the real stories of mankind's struggle to become civilized. Enlil wanted men to be slaves. Enki thought they should govern their own and have rules to live by. Enki 'lowered kingship from Heaven'. The first to be 'taught' the secrets of the gods was Adam. These secrets were then passed to Seth, Enosh, Kenan, Mahalealel, Jared, Methuselah, and Enoch who passed them to his son Lamech then Noah. see Magical Gods

Enoch was the 1st to be taken to Heaven and taught all the secrets which he then passed on to his sons. He wrote everything down in a book. By the time of Noah, the secrets were meant to be given to Shem but something happened and the secrets ended up in Egypt with Ham and his sons.

"The craft of Enki is nowhere better represented than in magic. The one who knows the secrets of the gods and the ways of the other world is, not surprisingly, the god who knows the words and rituals to control the spirits. A large number of texts preserved in the 'stream of tradition' are incantation texts, and Enki is prominent in the tradition."

"Enki is the 'lord of the watery deep,' the 'lord of hidden, unfathomable knowledge' in the depth of his 'house of wisdom.' He was also the chief magician of the gods, the great exorcist. His purifying water was used in incantations and magic rites. Ruler of waters of the underworld, lord of rivulets and brooks, of plenteous harvests, Enki was also the god associated with other goods of the earth, metals and precious stones. He was the patron of metal works and crafts generally. Patron of foundations, he gave instructions for building things... The sacred water basin, an image of the Abzu, was set up in temples in honor of Enki. And the sacred tree grew up in his cult city of Eridu."

They were tall, giant, (in Hebrew the word for giants is "Anakim") and have also been called the Nordics or Blonds, even though not all of them had blond hair or blue eyes. It is easy to see their Lyran and Sirian roots in their appearance. They also glowed a golden color. Their symbol is the winged disk, which not only represents their starships, but also symbolic of the ability of the spirit to fly free while remembering it's wise, divine source. These Anunnaki were later called the Elohim, and Nephilim (those who descended, came down). However, they were NOT "the" Elohim, but Elohim became the word used for the plural of god.

[For more Biblical references to the Anakim, Anakites, Anunnaki, Nephilim, etc., please see: Numbers: 13:22; 13:28-33; Deut: 1:28; 2:1-; 9:2; Joshua: 11:21-22; 14:12; 14:15; 15:13-14; Judges: 1:20. Many of these giants were the result of Anunnaki and human reproduction, such as Gilgamesh.]

Enki is ... the gallant, impetuous, energetic Lord of Wisdom, the Seeker after truth, and Master Adept in sorcery, enchantment and seduction."

The main temple of Enki was called é-engur-a, the "house of the lord of deep waters"; e-unir or é-abzu, the "house of Abzu" (the house of far waters), the underground area of sweet waters (most probably the Sumerians' explanation of groundwater) marshlands that surrounded the mound on which the temple to Ebki at Eridu was built. It was in Eridu, which was then in the wetlands of the Euphrates valley not far from the Persian Gulf. He was the keeper of the holy powers called 'Me', the gifts of civilized living.

The "me" were holy decrees that governed such basic things as physics and complex things such as social order and law. Their transfer from Eridu to Uruk may reflect ancient political events in Southern Iraq, in the Jemdet Nasr or Early Dynastic Period of Sumer.