The Second Coming of the Antichrist (Nimrod) - Peter D. Goodgame (2012) [Rare Book] https://pdfhost.io/v/eJPgvHKTBR_ilide_info-2fantichristbook-pdf-pr_f0a297f41716a70bb76ab2cae04cc0aa

'THE REAL SCRIPTURES' OF GOD (VOLUME 3) Suppressed, missing, lost & hidden books of the Bible written by Seth, Moses and Enoch, scribes, priests, kings and New Testament apostles, those oppressed & killed by the Church and State as martyrs even of Apostle Jude and other apostles. https://pdfhost.io/v/PeDzV9yczS_toaz_info-suppressed-hidden-and-lost-books-of-the-bible-and-the-bible-prophets-pr_a8088a5cdf7011268962b9d207181342

Ninurta in Mythology https://pdfhost.io/v/CFh6XqmJvd_feismo_com-the-god-ninurta-chapter-three-ninurta-in-mythology-pr_89efda8a86b1dbe4603819688c401f4c

In Genesis, the flood story is connected to the story of the Watchers, from whom evil originated in the world, according to some later interpretations. The names of Utnapishtim, Humbaba and Gilgamesh are found in the Jewish “Book of Giants” among the fallen angels. As the anti-heroes, they taught wicked things to mankind. We can see that the Mesopotamian traditions of the antediluvian sages are partly inverted by the Jewish writers. Some quota- tions of Pseudo-Eupolemus in Eusebius’ Praeparatio Evangelica show that the tradition of fallen angels or giants (= Watchers) who inhabited the land before the flood, might have existed in Mesopotamia as well (Reeves 1993: 112):

Eupolemus in his work On the Jews says that the Assyrian city of Babylon was first founded by those who were rescued from the Flood. They were giants (and) built the recorded Tower. When it collapsed due to the action of God, the giants dispersed over the whole Earth. (9.17.2-3)

In some anonymous writings we discover that Abraham traced his lineage to the giants. When these (giants) were living in Babylonia, they were slain by God on account of their impiety. One of them, Belos, escaped death (and) settled in Babylon, and after building a tower lived in it. It was called Belos after its builder Belos. (9.18.2)

These descriptions are similar to the accounts in both Gen 6:1-4 and Gen 10:8ff. The first passage was interpreted as being related to the birth of the Watchers, and the second describes the post-diluvian era with the descendants of Noah. Most prominently, the career of the giant Nimrod is described. He can be interpreted as the builder of the tower, and his model was most probably Ninurta.343 It is significant that in the Pseudo-Eupolemus fragment he is called Belos, which is the epithet of the most important gods, among them Ninurta.

Babylon's Divine Mysteries Unveiled https://pdfhost.io/v/cQT9u6A3d9_ilide_info-agents-book-docx-pr_b5706118129127ba72513c48c844b2d0