The symbol of ‘the cross’ has
remained a significant icon since the beginning of Mankind—for over
400,000 years. When Jesus traveled throughout Greece, Egypt, Mesopotamia
and the Roman Empire, undoubtedly he saw people wearing crosses
everywhere he went. In fact, long before the time of Jesus, the symbol
of the cross emphasized “The Crossing” which was a widely acknowledged astral event related to the 10th planet, Nibiru, crossing through our Solar System. The event of The Crossing was also referred to as “The Day of the Lord” and “The Return”.
With respect to these latter terms, it typically referred to the return
of the Anunnaki god Marduk; whose name became synonymous with the
planet Nibiru.
For
those who believe the symbol of the cross relates only to Jesus, it is
important to mention that true biblical scholars (and Jehovah’s
Witnesses) can provide dozens of examples in which the original
scripture translations clearly indicate that people were crucified on a
“stake”. The stake (picture a telephone pole) was ergonomically
necessary to keep the weight from being distributed entirely on the
feet; while the arms and hands nailed directly over the head were
intended to stretch the rib-cage thereby quickening the process of
suffocation and death. That being said, to wear the symbol of the cross
to express one’s belief in Jesus, and Christianity, remains perfectly
within reason.
The last known date of The Crossing
was around 556 B.C. and I have detailed, in prior blog posts, the
chaotic events which ensued as the planet Nibiru approached the Earth.
In 556 B.C. the planet Nibiru was just beginning to make its way around
the planets Saturn and Jupiter and it caused certain catastrophic events
on Earth to commence—including the mass exodus of the Anunnaki gods.
What has never been discussed is that between 556 B.C. and 0 A.D. the
planet Nibiru made its way around the Sun and continued its path back
through our Solar System. This ex-ital orbit was visible to the Earth—as
the Star of David—primarily because Nibiru was recharged with radiant
energy from the Sun. As the bible details, the wise men followed the
Star of David (Nibiru) to the birthplace of the infant Jesus. Both
ancient and modern archeologists have diligently mapped out how the city
of Jerusalem was critically aligned in relation to ‘The Crossing of Nibiru’ during this time.
But how does this really
relate to Jesus? The Sumerian texts clearly state that the only way to
secure one’s birthright as a supreme ruler, in the hierarchy of the
Anunnaki, was for an Anunnaki male to mate with a half-sister. This
arrangement enabled the mitochondrial Anunnaki DNA of the female,
combined with the Anunnaki DNA of the male, to ensure that the
offspring was of purely 'divine' Anunnaki origins. (I believe this sexual union activates
the “junk DNA” we find in humans—giving the Anunnaki the higher
intelligence and abilities known to the gods of old.) In similar
fashion, Hebrews believe that a Jew must be born of a Jewish mother;
while blue-blooded kings and princes carefully breed with only their
blue-blooded counterparts. When we consider that the mother of Mary, a
well-known Druid high-priestess, Anna of Glastonbury, was of ‘divine’
origins herself, then we have to ask ourselves, “Who really mated with
Mary to produce Jesus?”
I
believe that Anna of Glastonbury was the offspring of a Messianic
lineage that can be traced back to Odin and the Runes. Most certainly,
in my mind, ‘Odin the Wanderer’ was ‘Marduk the Wanderer’,
and the Runic alphabet is a product of the original Anunnaki cuneiform
language. There are documented accounts of Jesus visiting his
grandmother Anna in Glastonbury (once as a boy and once as a young man)
while accompanying his step-father Joseph to the silver mines in
England. In fact, many believe the first Church initiated by Jesus was
in Glastonbury—not Jerusalem. If this is true, then one might conclude
that Anna of Glastonbury must have been the embodiment of the Anunnaki
goddess IN.ANNA—her name meaning, “AN’s Beloved.” She was loved by the
highest-level Anunnaki god AN/Anu.
So, I will be the first to come right out and say it. The passing of Nibiru around 0 A.D., during The Crossing,
was the perfect opportunity for the Anunnaki god Marduk (or, perhaps, his son Nabu) to impregnate Mary, daughter of Anna, to propagate the next ‘divine’ Anunnaki lineage
here on Earth. It is for this reason that Jesus, like Marduk, bears so
many honorary titles: ‘King of Kings’; ‘Lord of Lords’; ‘Son of Man’;
‘Son of God’; and so on. Marduk was honored with these exact same titles
by Sumerians, Babylonians and Egyptians alike. Do I believe in Jesus?
Most certainly I do. Jesus truly was the son of a so-called "god", a god born of the 'Father of Mankind', EN.KI. Furthermore, I believe that Jesus bore children with one or more
women in his lifetime for the sole purpose of continuing the royal
lineage handed to him. How could he not? Did Jesus converse with God the
Father? Of course, he did. Whether that Holy Father was Nabu, Marduk, or
EN.KI himself... is anyone’s guess.
Jesus
possessed all the ‘divine’ qualities that the Anunnaki gods exhibited
in the ancient Sumerian texts. Healing; Prophesy; reviving the Dead;
Resurrection; and Ascension into Heaven. We know that Jesus had direct
knowledge of the "heavenly realm" even before his final ascension. So, in
strict adherence to the Stonehenge and the Zodiac Calendar closely
monitored by the Anunnaki, Jesus heralded in the Age of Pisces, the
Fish, and he was instrumental in maintaining a Judea-Christian EN.KI majority rule
for the coming 2,150 year astronomical cycle. If crucifixion was his divine Destiny, then Jesus Christ served his purpose here on Earth with the bravery and fortitude of a god
above all gods. I believe we should all take his message to heart as one of the few 'good' things the Anunnaki have done for Mankind. Hey, does that make me an Enki-ite?
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