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The corrupted dogma of the religions then became established as ‘history’ and because the contrived dogma (the new approved history) was so different from the original, the early first-hand records were labeled ‘mythology’. (p. 60) Marduk The great Babylonian god was the son of goddess Damkina, by way of the Sumerian Annunaki king, Enki. (See p. 63) Sumerian Annunaki, the sons of Anu, the supreme father, who was the son of Anshar and Kishar. They were the brother and sister of Mummu, who was the son of the primal pair Tiamat and Apsu. (See p. 62) “it is they who hold the key to the story of Adam — the original story that was adapted for the Genesis account. (p. 63) The definition Eloh (“Lofty One”) derived from the Akkadian term //u, which ...was another name for Anu’s son Enlil. It was the long-standing Eloh tradition of Enlil the El Elyon that Abraham and some of his family’s forbearers were transported into Canaan, having made their respective journeys from the cities of Mesopotamia. (p. 63) Mazda Then some five generations after Abraham, Jehovah (“I am that I am”) emerged as the god of Moses and the children of Israel when they returned to Canaan from Egypt. The Book of Exodus further explains how God told Moses that he was the very same God who spoke to Abraham, except that Abra- ham had called him El Shaddai (El of the Mountain) because he did not know the divine name of Jeho- vah (Exodus 6:3). The Jehovah of the Jews (El Elyon of the Canaanites) was, therefore, synonymous with Enlil of the Annunaki, son of the great Anu. (p. 64) Adam This comes from a mistranslation of the word tit, which meant potter’s clay, or in Hebrew meant “mud.” It actually was a mistranslation of Sumerian fi-if, meaning “giving all life,” or the ovum of the female. So when it is said that the semen of Enki merged with “mud,” it meant “ovum.” (See p. 80) 214 Appendix B: Book Abstracts Enki and Enlil Enki and Nin-khursag (Wife and Half-Sister) El (Title of Enlil) Another name for Enki and his line. Origin of Jehovah Sumaire (Sumerian) An old Irish word meaning “Serpent” or “Dragon.” The definition applied to both the male and the female. (See p. 74) Adam Born from “Clay” Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation