stargate mythology?

Originally posted by MrsBlonde

Originally posted by ka47

Originally posted by Gorman91
The earliest mention of non-earthly travelers are the genesis nephilim in the bible, rumored to be based off of accounts in the east and stuff.

which accounts do you refer to?

Ka he is probably referring t two things the account of the flood in the Bible that discusses the sons of God mating with women

also Assyrian ,Babylonian and Sumerian ancient texts have a flood

I would ignore the Sumerian flood story it says says the decided to kill of humanity for being noisy, so no Demonic mating there The Bible on is the one that talks about God having to cleanse the Earth of hybrid angels
he wasn't wanting to kill Humans he wanted the Demonseed destroyed

The Sumerian tales are the ones that were ripped off for Genesis.
The Epic of Gilgamesh is far, far older....and details views of Earth from Space too,
Re-read them.

Originally posted by neil wilkes

Originally posted by MrsBlonde

Originally posted by ka47

Originally posted by Gorman91
The earliest mention of non-earthly travelers are the genesis nephilim in the bible, rumored to be based off of accounts in the east and stuff.

which accounts do you refer to?

Ka he is probably referring t two things the account of the flood in the Bible that discusses the sons of God mating with women

also Assyrian ,Babylonian and Sumerian ancient texts have a flood

I would ignore the Sumerian flood story it says says the decided to kill of humanity for being noisy, so no Demonic mating there The Bible on is the one that talks about God having to cleanse the Earth of hybrid angels
he wasn't wanting to kill Humans he wanted the Demonseed destroyed

The Sumerian tales are the ones that were ripped off for Genesis.
The Epic of Gilgamesh is far, far older....and details views of Earth from Space too,
Re-read them.

they were ripped off, as in used for continuity and added to, and changed up, hence Christians worship Jesus, Jews worship Yahweh
Muslims worship Allah, and nobody worships Enlil