The Bible Was Actually Written By Sumerians In 400 BC

I was siding against you.

Hello,

Oooooffff course it was, sweetheart. We still love you anyway.

Truth will set you free John 8:32

You are aware that the bible thumpers locked Galileo up in a dungeon for saying the world was round, right?

The truth didn't set him free, did it.

Ezra came from Babylon (which used to be Sumeria). He and his scribes wrote the Old Testament. It didn't exist before that. So it makes sense he used stories from Babylon, and probably Egypt too.

Baffle this ya quief!!!!

You're an ASS HAT!!! The Nicaean Council put together the NEW TESTAMENT, not the Torah AKA Old Testament... So next time instead of acting like a DICK and start talking down to people, just know WTF you are talking about!

The only reason that the Bible may outlast everything else is if mainstream science and TPTB are allowed to continue repressing solid science to the contrary.

I, for one, firmly believe we should let the facts dictate truth. Even though that would make it harder for them to control us.

And here I am, banned again. For the 4,000th time.

Gawd only knows why.

GLP is run by humans...humans are bias...when they dont agree with you they ban you...in the real world thats not how it works so being on an internet forum, you cant really expect freedom...the internet is a dictatorship...ban all mods

Yup, that's the problem with these folk, lack of serious study and research. It of course is an undeniable fact that the Bible and christianity are shown to be true when all the evidence is considered.

They also warned us of Nibiru.

Um....

Actually, the bible people think Jesus was a witch, and his followers need to be nailed to the cross just like he was.

Who Was Jesus?

The Bible gave a warning about a dangerous, false prophet who would arise to test our faith in G-d. In Deuteronomy 13, G-d describes this false prophet as a member of the Jewish people (v. 2, 7) who would tell true prophecies and would have the power of miracles. G-d Himself would give this false prophet the power to perform miracles and reveal prophecy, but the false prophet would try to seduce the people away from G-d's Law and towards strange gods unknown to Judaism. The purpose would be to test whether we are truly committed to living under the Law, or whether we will be dazzled and fall for the temptation to join a false path to salvation (v. 3-6, 7-8, 11). In this Biblical passage, G-d repeatedly commands the Jews to kill this false prophet, lest the evil spread and destroy many souls.

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Deuteronomy 13, v 2, 7. It's right there in the bible!

Hally-lu-ya!

The Sumerians learned to read and write long before Moses was born; that doesn't mean they invented the stories they recorded; it just means they were the first to send their kids to a school! Remember the Hebrews were illiterate for centuries and the Torah had to wait until someone schooled (Moses in Egyptian schools) could come along and put things in writing.

The Sumerians got their legends from oral traditions handed down for generations before even the Sumerians could read or write - from the direct descendant tribes of Adam and Eve.

Also the Nicean council was just a group of ordinary men who wanted to control books of Scripture already possesssed by the peoples of many nations. Just because they took out some billboard advertising about their meeting doesn't mean squat except to those who equate marketing to truth.

I am aghast at how skilled the skeptics are at being ignorant of the facts!

Yeah and in the Bible its called Wormwood... Right???

Yeah and in the Bible its called Wormwood... Right???

You realize that you're actually backing up my original statement, right?

You're saying that God's Chosen people were illiterates, who based their sacred scribblings on age old legends they heard passed down from other people and then copied them down in someone else's (the Egyptians) language.

NOOB CONSPIRACY.

Behold the moron hoard speaks. Op your wasting your time throwing pearls to swine. Yes you are correct the sumarians wrote the bible and they also speak of the anunaki making man in there image and they called him ademem and the place the sumerians called home was the edann. This is on there clay tablets for all to see. This is something these bible thumping morons will never understand
or except even if the truth is put before them. Makes you wonder why in school they teach nothing of the sumerians makes me think tptb don't want the truth known.

The Hebrew Israelites are from Sumer, Abraham is Sumerian Royalty.

That's why they are called Shemites

It's obvious when comparing the older Sumerian literature that the old testament stories are copies of Sumerian stories twisted to fit the jewish viewpoint.

That is one of the reasons in the Gulf war that 'unnamed groups' were permitted to go and either steal or destroy ancient proof that the Sumerians were the originators of many things.

hes not trying to disprove the bible,he is just stating that the Sumerians had stories,like what is mentioned in the bible.

"op" with all due respect, Hammurabi was not a king nor a sumerian. he was the ancient egypt first law maker and an egyptian.

the same goes for all the credit you giving sumerians.

that king nebudekadenezer that started walking with all four are the sumerians.

i also don't buy the crap that sumerians are older than ancient egypt.

And the Sumerians had those stories first. Thousands of years before they appeared in the bible.

Havent' read the whole thread but OP this site may interest you. I have followed the footnotes at the bottom of the site and verified/cross referenced when I questioned the veracity of what was stated.

Below is just part of the introduction (quoted less than 10%)

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Scholars have traced the roots of many of the Old Testament stories to the ancient, pagan myths of the ancient Mesopotamian cultures. In the Fertile Crescent, the waters of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, in present-day Iraq, gave birth to some of the worlds first civilizations.

In this early flowering of civilization, many religious myths abounded, seeking to explain what was then unexplainable. From this context comes the oldest complete literary work we have, the age of which we are certain, dating back at least 7,000 years. The Epic of Gilgamesh is a lengthy narrative of heroic mythology that incorporates many of the religious myths of Mesopotamia, and it is the earliest complete literary work that has survived.

Many of the stories in that epic were eventually incorporated into the book of Genesis. Borrowed from the Epic of Gilgamesh are stories of the creation of man in a wondrous garden, the introduction of evil into a naive world, and the story of a great flood brought on by the wickedness of man, that flooded the whole world.

In this Mesopotamian basin civilization, known to us today as the Chaldean Empire, tribal alliances that predated the amalgamation into a single empire, continued to exist and flourish. Many were allied to the palace, many opposed, all retained elements of their pre-conquest cultures.

The patriarchs first appear in our story with the journey of one of them, Abraham, who, the story tells us, led members of his tribe from the city of Ur, west towards the Mediterranean, to the "promised land" of Canaan, sometime between the 19th and 18th centuries B.C.E. Or so the story goes.

The problem is that we don't really have any good archeaological evidence to support the Abraham story, and there is much archaeological evidence to contradict it. The land where Abraham supposedly settled, the southern highlands of Palestine (from Jerusalem south the the Valley of Beersheba) is very sparse in archaeological evidence from this period. It is clear from the archaeological record that its population was extremely sparse - no more than a few hundred people in the entire region, and the sole occupants of the area during this time were nomadic pastoralists, much like the Bedouin of the region today. We know from clear archaeological evidence that the peoples known as the Phillistines never even entered the region until the 12th century B.C.E., and the "city of Gerar" in which Isaac, the son of Abraham, had his encounter with Abimelech, the "king of the Phillistines" (in Genesis 26:1) was in fact a tiny, insignificant rural village up until the 8th century B.C.E. It couldn't have been the capital of the regional king of a people who didn't yet exist!

that biblical abraham is a typical sumerian no wonder the sumerian bible connection. look at the pics of abraham they have showed us all along. he's pure sumerian.

IF they wrote it why aint they idk mention themselves?

You know take credit for their work??

Bump for the truth.

The Holy Bible as we know it is a poor copy of the ancient Sumerian tablet.

Do some research and read a few excerpt of the translation and you'd be AMAZED at how fucking awesome it is. It's not just a snip, copy and paste job like the Bible. The creation of Man, the Garden of Eden, etc etc. The Sumerian tablets explains thing in FULL DETAIL. Not some cliff not like the Bible.

The world wasn't created in Seven day, the Garden of Eden was.

In the Sumerian tablet, Heaven refers to the Garden of Eden. Eden was surrounded by a wall or gate. Just like how Christan describe "Heaven".

I am currently looking to purchase a copy of the entire translation. This is some good shit. Very interesting. Especially about how Humans were created in likeness of the Aliens using Alien DNA and Monkeys.

Which explain why we are so CLOSELY related to the Chimps DNA wise.

Anyone know where we can purchase a copy of the Sumerian Text?

If that's what you want to believe. Tell this to Jesus when you see him.

It makes sense, because the Bible itself says that Ezra came from Sumeria and he and his scribes wrote what is now the Old Testament.

Different sets of people wrote the bible. Ones one self interpretation.