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Zecharia Sitchin
A Biblical Scholar and Translator of Sumerian Texts


Author of "The Lost Book of Enki"

Rochester, VT.: Bear & Company, 2002.

The book of Genesis has a number of mysteries in it. I believe the Sumerian text translated by Zecharia Sitchin in “The Lost Book of Enki” can solve some of them. This Sumerian book is written from the point of view of the Anunnaki, a race with their own agenda. The corresponding stories in Genesis line up with the basic facts. If one sees the differences in the stories as the Bible viewing the same events from God’s perspective, I believe this Sumerian text explains some of those mysteries. Further, it appears to my eye that the biblical version was designed for us to not know the whole picture until the other part would be revealed to the world at a time when we can handle the whole story. The two versions fit like missing pieces of a puzzle.

Thanks, Zecharia, for bringing this very important Sumerian text to the world!

By the way, when reading Enki’s version, remember to include Pluto as the ninth planet, for they are listed in reverse order.

More and more, it appears that the end-time scenario is about the return of Planet X, Nibiru, and the effort of those beings to control and dominate us. For most of my life I thought the prophecies about the earth changes were going to result from man’s disrespect for each other and the earth, culminating in the earth being way out of balance. Now I see Jesus’ insight in a much simpler way. He knew the history of the orbit of this planet and what it does to earth when it passes. So the earth changes are due to the stresses from this event, and thereby become very predictable. It now appears that the earth changes may actually be a sign of the approach of this planet.


Also the Author of "The 12th Planet"


For more info the writings of Zecharia Sitchin, see his web site at:

www.sitchin.com



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First Posted: 11/15/07
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