THE ANCIENT CONFUSION THAT SHIFTED ” THE FALL OF ANGELS” REALITY !

MARCH 02, 2010

This research comes from Oracle63. It is just one of many sources anyone could study to seek the truth. Among other sources, Biblical scholar Zecharia Sitchin, who is famous for his ability to translate ancient Sumerian and other ancient texts.

Before we begin, I wanted to point out a few things so that there would be no misunderstandings. As I said in the last blog , God does exist, as do Guardian Angels and Spirit Guides.

These Anunnaki should never be confused as our God or the Angels despite their ability to make ancient man believe they were. The ancient writings ( that we refer to as the old testament ), are not what they seem.

However, I truly believe the New Testament to be genuine, although I also feel it may be a altered and incomplete. ‘ nuff said, now down to business :  ” The Anunnaki are not the Nephilim or the Fallen Angels “.

This is a common misconception held by the masses. To illuminate my point, we will be reviewing ancient mythology using Sumerian and Biblical tales. We will examine these ”  Nephilim ” and ” Fallen Angels ” to look for their Sumerian counterpart.

First, we must understand who the Anunnaki are, who the Nephilim are and who the Fallen Ones are.  The Anunnaki were Sumerian creation Gods. Unlike the modern Biblical tales, the Sumerian pantheon was polytheistic, meaning they had many gods of different rank. The Sumerians credited creation with the Anunnaki, man too was among their creation.

The Gods Enki and his sister Ninhursag fashioned mankind in their  image.  Enki was second in command under his brother Enlil. Enlil was the Lord of Earth and in control of the God’s work here, which consisted of farming and mining. With this being said, the Anunnaki were not the only ” Gods ” in the Sumerian pantheon.

There was also a lower tier of Gods called the Igigi, which means ” Those who watch and see “. The epic of Atrahasis ( Poem of the Supersage ) is a long epic which deserves more attention than given here.

In the epic, heavenly society is divided into two classes. The labor on the fields was carried out by gods of the second rank, the Igigi, on behalf of the more important gods, the leaders called the Anunnaki.

The story starts with a revolt by the Igigi. They bang the door and went on strike, protesting before their chief employer Enlil. No work on the fields eventually means famine, so the gods in panic convened a general assembly presided by the chief Anu himself.

The solution proposed by the intelligent Enki is to create mankind who would have as prime duty to work on the fields, to fulfill the role of servants towards the gods. Men feed, cloth and shelter the gods and thus replace the labor done previously by the Igigi, and this is why man has to work so hard….their sole purpose is to be devoted to the gods. ( OFFICIAL DEFINITION of the Igigi )

The Igigi, ( the plural is Igigi, singular is Igigu), were the 300 lesser gods without individual names who remained in Heaven after 600 lesser gods, ( later to also be known as the Anunnaki ), left  Heaven to grow food for the gods living on the Earth. The story of the Igigi is quite simple. The lesser gods revolted against the Anunnaki, the highest ranks of the gods on Earth.

The grievance was so great that the Sky Father Anu had to be present to hear and resolve the problem. It is also important to note that the Sumerians  were the first people to write the tale of the Great Flood.

In this tale we learn that Enlil grew weary of the clammerings of man. He debated mankinds destruction with the other Anunnaki.

Enlil’s brother Enki protested the flood, but was ruled against. Man was to be swept away in a great flood. Secretly, Enki spoke to a man named Ziusudra and told him how to create an ark to survive the coming flood.

This tale is echoed in the Akkadian / Babylonian tale of Gilgamesh and also in the Hebrew Torah in the tale of Noah. Since the Hebrews progenitor, Abraham, was from the Babylonian City of Ur it makes sense how this ” legend ” grew its roots. Keeping the Sumerian / Hebrew connection in mind, we move on to the Nephilim and the story of the Angelic revolt ( better known as the Fallen Angels ).

First, lets get an idea of who these deities from the Biblical tales were. The Fallen Angels are spoken about briefly in the Bible. In the book of Enoch we learn much more of their story.

There was an Angelic revolt against ” Heaven “. The Angels were jealous that they must now serve mankind. This revolt led to the interbreeding with ” The Daughters of Men “.

This is mentioned in the earlier parts of the Bible, briefly.  The book of Enoch gets more in depth with this subject.   What is mostly unknown is that ,” these ” Fallen Angels ” were of the Grigori order.

The term Grigori derives from the Greek ” Egregoroi “, meaning  ” The Watchers “. These Angels were under the rank of Arch Angels.

Now, knowing this, we understand that a low ranking sect of Angels revolted against the God Most High, Yahweh.

As we know from the Bible, the main reason for the flood was because of this Angelic revolt and interbreeding with the Daughters of Men. This brings us to the Nephilim.

The Nephilim, as you may well have guessed, are the bastard children of the Fallen. They were half-human and half-grigori Angel. They were mortal, yet much more powerful andwell lived then regular humans of their time.

They were also known as Giants. Most of them were wiped out by the Great Flood. The rest were ” apparently ” killed off. The story of giants echoes world wide, even Mighty Thor did battle with giants in many Nordic tales.

Now, what have we learned here? Was it the Anunnaki who the Bible claims to be the Fallen Angels?  No, they are not.

If anything the Igigi fit the description of these Fallen Angels. ( The Igigi revolted against Enlil.),The Grigori revolted against Yahweh. ( The term Igigi means ” Those who watch and see “), The term Grigori means ” The Watchers “. ( Enlil flooded the Earth because  the clammerings of man were making him angry.), Yahweh flooded the Earth because of mans wickedness and the interbreeding of the Fallen. ( Enki told Ziusudra to build an ark.), Yahweh told Noah to build an ark.

If  anything, the Anunnaki resemble the descriptions of Yahweh.

The Biblical tales are a collection of  Sumerian stories, mixed together under one God.  ~ ( And lets be honest shall we, the old testament is missing certain information it started out with!  One example,  further research shows that the first man and woman, ( according ancient writings ), was Adam and Lilith not Adam and Eve. Eve was actually Adams second wife. Odd how this is left out. Or was it removed for reasons we aren’t allowed to know??? ) ~ Xaniel777