Table of Contents
Introduction
The speaker, Selah Shalom, introduces the session as part of the Cosmon teachings. The session discusses the words of Jehovah and angel ambassadors from the Oahspe Bible. The topic centers on “Decoding the Elohim of Genesis.”
Biblical Creation and the Elohim
- Genesis begins with the account of the Elohim creating the heavens and the Earth in seven days.
- The Hebrew word Elohim is plural, referring to gods or a host of angels rather than a singular God, as translated in many Bible versions. The proper Hebrew term for one God is El.
- Elohim is also referenced in Ugaritic inscriptions, indicating a group of deities known as the “family of El,” with El as the chief deity.
Historical Precedents to the Creation Story
- The Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations predate Moses by over a thousand years and have creation stories.
- The Sumerian creation story, known as “The Seven Tablets of Creation,” aligns with the biblical narrative but predates it.
The Elohim and the Anunnaki
- The Elohim of Genesis corresponds with the Anunnaki of Sumerian mythology, who are described as the “family of Anu.”
- Anunnaki means “those who from Heaven came to Earth” and is connected to the Hebrew Nephilim, meaning “fallen ones.”
Decoding the Sumerian Gods
- Abzu represents freshwater; his counterpart is Tiamat, who represents salt water.
- Lahmu and Lahamu: Offspring of Abzu and Tiamat.
- Anshar and Kishar: Represent the sky and Earth, the earliest concept of a Heavenly Father and Earth Mother.
- Anu: A sky god, central to Earth’s history, with his counterpart Ki (Earth goddess). Their offspring are the Anunnaki.
Role of Key Anunnaki
- Enki: Lord of Earth, associated with creating humanity (Adam) and saving mankind from the flood.
- Enlil: Lord of Air, responsible for the flood in Sumerian texts.
- Ninhursag: Known as the Lady of the Mountain, associated with life creation and mother figures.
Biblical Correlations
- Eden: Derived from the Sumerian word Edin, meaning “abode of the righteous.”
- Adam: Corresponds to the Sumerian Adamu, created by Enki and Ninhursag.
- The Flood: In Sumerian accounts, Enki saved humanity, while Enlil caused the flood.
The Role of Oahspe
The Oahspe Bible reveals that fallen angels fabricated the Sumerian and biblical stories to mislead mortals.
The Fallen Angel Anuhasaj
- Anuhasaj, also known as Lord God, created false doctrines and a creation story to establish dominion over mortals.
- This doctrine was spread by three angels—Osiris, Te-In, and Sudga—who inspired mortals to write these narratives.
Historical Timeline
- The 23rd arc cycle after the creation of mortals spanned from 3953 BCE to 1546 BCE.
- During this time, Sumerian and Egyptian creation stories emerged.
Conclusion
- The Elohim of Genesis are identified as fallen angels, linked to the Anunnaki of Sumer.
- Historical evidence and revelations in the Oahspe Bible expose these false creation narratives as tools for mental imprisonment lasting over 6,000 years.
Selah Shalom concludes by encouraging viewers to reflect on these revelations and announces a follow-up documentary on decoding the seven days of creation.