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What was the purpose of the Biblical Flood? It appears there was none.

 
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the flood was the keep the blood line of Adam and Eve pure!!

Nonsense!


nope basic truth

satan heard that the seed of woman would due him in in the garden

the fallen ones had sex with the daughters on man



Bible truth deal with it



ice

Or YOUR perception of bible truth?

Cause I see it differently!
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the Bible is a story about the Blood

until you understand that you don't understand the Bible
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Einstein is famous for his quote of, "God doesn't play dice with the Universe." Maybe not dice, but it seems he likes bowling!!


Quantum mechanics shows pretty clearly that God does play dice, though I think his are loaded. Einstein wasn't wrong about much, but he missed that trick.

As for the flood, the purpose was to scare the hell out of children. And it worked!
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In that light, one can really take a full look at the extremely traumatic psychological impact on all 8 of the survivors, especially the others besides Noah, and perhaps especially the womens. This is PTSD of the most extreme kind...

God doesn't have to use loaded dice, He plays under His own House Rules.
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the flood was the keep the blood line of Adam and Eve pure!!

Nonsense!


nope basic truth

satan heard that the seed of woman would due him in in the garden

the fallen ones had sex with the daughters on man



Bible truth deal with it



ice

Or YOUR perception of bible truth?

Cause I see it differently!


the Bible is a story about the Blood

until you understand that you don't understand the Bible
 Quoting: Ice


Of course - Annunaki blood!
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God promised never to destroy the earth again and had COMPASSION! We will all find a higher consciousness through compassion.

Okay, God promised, but we are right on the verge of another cataclysm.(I've seen it) What does this say?
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You mis-state the contents of all English Texts...

for instance:

Gen 9:8-11 (KJV) And God spake unto Noah, and to his sons with him, saying, (9) And I, behold, I establish my covenant with you, and with your seed after you; (10) And with every living creature that is with you, of the fowl, of the cattle, and of every beast of the earth with you; from all that go out of the ark, to every beast of the earth. (11) And I will establish my covenant with you; neither shall all flesh be cut off any more by the waters of a flood; neither shall there any more be a flood to destroy the earth.

Never again a flood to destroy the earth... again implying a Global Flood. Never again shall ALL flesh be destroyed by a Flood. And not by Water ever again.. but next time the world will be destroyed by Fire.. the World... not the Earth.
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Just because the Bible says only Noah and his family survived doesn't mean it's true. According to the combined written records, other people in other lands survived as well. If only Noah and his family survived, it is interesting how all the races developed in such a relatively short period. Thank you for your response.
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Op, see my posts on the Genetics of the situation. We still do not know what every single base pair of those 3 Billion Base Pair of Nuclear DNA do or encode.. and working from a Genetic Algorithm process of breeding generations, it becomes very easy to see the scientific backing of the account at least given some assumptions that we have a beginning clue of how DNA and mtDNA work.

How many generations of offspring after the Flood did the eventus at Babel take place? If the knowledge passed down by Grandpa and Grandma Noah, and Dad and Mom, Japheth and wife; and Dad and Mom, Ham and wife; and Dad and Mom, Shem and wife to their own descendents before the scattering at Bable then everyone desecending from Ham, Japheth, and Shem would all have the same basic story to pass on to their own descendants as they scattered around the planet as time went by, and given that the language was confused at Babel that flood account told by Noah and Wife, Japheth and Wife, and Ham and Wife, would itself begin to suffer the effects of linguistic confusion and distortion.
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the Bible is a story about the Blood

until you understand that you don't understand the Bible
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I've heard this approach before.......I was raised on it in the Mormon Church! And you may be right, perhaps the bible IS all about the "blood"(physical......not spiritual) aspect of it!

But that's why I must disagree with you: For "physicality" is but the illusion.....while that which is spiritual, is the reality!

God did NOT cause the "flood" in order to keep Noah's family's blood spiritual.......for it was already physical! IMO
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as well as those passed on by Shem and Wife. I did not mean to leave him and her out of the picture.
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Yeap corruption of the bloodline, trying to make it so that Jesus could not be born of human flesh. When said that Noah was perfect in his generations, to generate means to produce, his sons were non contaminated, and the women they married must have been pure also. After it says he was perfect in his generations he list the generations, his sons, what he produced.
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This denies that the Savoir would come of the Seed of the Woman (egg line) and not of the Seed (sperm line)of Adam.
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Only the surface of the earth was cleared of Nephilim and Hybrids.

Legion retreated into the earth.
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Or into the Abyss.. but that is another topic.
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Perhaps this nifty little song & video will help you?

:JimBigWoo:
''Too many good docs are getting out of the business. Too many OB-GYNs aren't able to practice their love with women all across this country.''

—President George W. Bush, Sept. 6, 2004
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After the flood...he figured that he'd just limit the age you would reach to 120 years old.

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Seems you ignore the stated age of Shem at his death and several other post Flood people mentioned.
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Noah's Ark Debunked

[link to www.youtube.com]


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There are so many unspoken and unprovable assumptions in that video as to require blind Faith to believe what it has to say.
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[link to ldolphin.org]

People lived longer so your death rate would be low in 2000 years span, women could give birth many more times than today because they would have a larger span where they would be still fertile, same goes for the men. The population would have exploded right off the bat.
 Quoting: ReD\\//ToRnado 658677

If I had the where with all to post it, my own population studies based on some of Lambert and Setterfeld's work would likely blow your minds,

Suffice it to state the Human population before the Flood could have reasonablly (with certain assumptions) been in the Tens of Billions range.
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[link to ldolphin.org]

People lived longer so your death rate would be low in 2000 years span, women could give birth many more times than today because they would have a larger span where they would be still fertile, same goes for the men. The population would have exploded right off the bat.

If I had the where with all to post it, my own population studies based on some of Lambert and Setterfeld's work would likely blow your minds,

Suffice it to state the Human population before the Flood could have reasonablly (with certain assumptions) been in the Tens of Billions range.
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It could have also only beeen about 1,920 people. Very wide range of possibilities there.
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what??-drowning out the over-running evil rat populace that infected the earth was a bad thing??...in the grand scheme of life here on this planet-man does not belong and should be wipeed out...cockroaches have a better more meaingful position

we are destroyers of perfection and takers of what belongs to others
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The flood was a natural occurence. You'd be wiser to ask, what caused the flood.


Yep.
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Like the ICE AGE, you'd be lost at the Trigger mechanism, the Prime mover aspect of it. Better to ask how it could have developed as a process.
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The answer to the OP's question has already been given.

But there's an interesting Scripture given in The Gospels
which alludes to the return of The Nephilim.

"See that you are not deceived. For as the days of Noah were, so shall the Coming of The Son of Man be".

What made the days of Noah specifically different, set apart? Certainly it wasn't escalation in sin or the wayward state of Mankind. It was The Nephilim mixing with Humans. Brings to mind alien abduction and breeding experiments. Hybrids. And for one to state aliens are benevolent beings who want to 'save' mankind is preposterous given the fact that they snatch people from their beds and molest them. And harvest sperm and ovum.

And the alien message given always denies The Divinity of Yeshua. Always. If these beings are so superior and advanced, and have the ability to 'save' The Planet, Mankind, a technology that can travel interdimensionally, then why does their 'main message of concern' regard Yeshua? Not Buddha, Mohammed, Krishna, Maitreya, or any of the other 'false' gods; Ah, but of course, The True God.
"In any warfare, truth is always the first casualty".
Spiritual Warfare, Spiritual Deception.

Ufology has become a religion. Belief that Mankind has been seeded from aliens only pushes the question of 'origin' back: "Who created the aliens"? And so on.
Aliens are demonic beings/entities manifest in the form/shape they 'want/allow' one to 'see' them.

"See that no man deceives you" Yeshua stated, repeated that warning three times when asked by His Disciples when shall be the end of time, The Coming/Return of The Son of Man ... What shall be the signs. Great Spiritual Deception by the same beings and entities that defiled and corrupted The Earth in Noah's Day. As well as the lineage bloodline.

The Earth has been greatly deceived by the alien, ufology.
And all these super beings can do is molest people, and give them an anti-God, anti-Christian message.
My, that's novel.

PS And the government has its role in perpetrating and its direct involvement in the alien 'myth'.
Disclosure? Of what? Their deceptive part in the ploy of evil scheme.
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While I don't agree with it, I do recall reading one commentary in which the author speculated that the flood was a natural phenomenon God was simply aware of and for some reason could not stop so He took responsibility / blame and provided a means of escape. The fact there were only 8 survivors was not his choice but that of the people who refused to head the warnings.
 Quoting: Elijah

120 Years of warning.. and still only Noah essentially believed the warning, his family more or less went along for the ride because they were his immediate family.

Am reminded a tad of the Katrina warnings.. and how many refused to 'believe' them and act responsibly to put themselves out of harms way.

It is written that it was God that closed the door, not Noah, nor any of the other seven.

Nor do I agree with the particular theory you cited (and disagree with) as it makes God to be rather limited in both knowledge and power, it would seem to make the God of the Bible a lesser god.

Jehovah is the El of the Elohyim... and not a lesser 'god'.
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I come on here and it saddens me to see how you are all so confused and how you can do the same exact thing in your hearts that caused our creator to destroy mankind with the flood in the first place. You are all full of your own vain imaginations of your hearts and try to limit your creator by putting on him your own foolishness.
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Amen!

We are ALL (including you, AC838361) still guilty of doing the same thing.
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This place get worse and worse. Doesn't anybody research anything any more?

The purpose of the flood was to wipe out the angel human hybrids en masse. Most of the nephilim were destroyed in order to save the bloodline of Jesus from being infiltrated.

But, if you want you can listen all of the idiots around here that will say "It's because the evil of mankind was increasingly wicked...blah blah..." Have fun with that one...
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I thought you said you do homework, I see no results of this in your response!!

Talk about blah...blah...blah!!
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Indeed, HT, this poster bothers not to cite his own sources for his research. Nor offer up but what has been a vastly repeated theory of interpretation since at least 200 B.C.
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Destroyers and Takers...our legacy is doom to every lifeform on this planet ( right down to the damn plankton!)...our history is not beautiful-it is horror
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I come on here and it saddens me to see how you are all so confused and how you can do the same exact thing in your hearts that caused our creator to destroy mankind with the flood in the first place. You are all full of your own vain imaginations of your hearts and try to limit your creator by putting on him your own foolishness.

Amen!

We are ALL (including you, AC838361) still guilty of doing the same thing.
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it can be fascinating to discuss different viewpoints BUT we have to remember the Bible points to Jesus and so should we

pet theories are just that -- theories. none of us were around back then and we can't know for sure. I'm learning to take God at His Word I spent enough years questioning the Bible

it's a mirror I now allow it to question ME -- I was too uncomfortable with myself to allow the Bible to expose me in years past. getting older now and finally ready I guess

so the questions can be distractions and we can spend lifetimes exploring the rabbit warrens of avenues of dissension -- to what ultimate purpose? to think we know better? than who? and what good does that do?

I know i have failed am failing and will continue to fail. I humble myself before the Lord and admit I am only righteous in Christ.

looks like punisher came back with some bump bumps. what does the story of Jesus Christ have to do to explain the purpose of the flood? well the Bible says God was sorry He made us. I believe He provided a way back to Him in Jesus Christ, realizing we never could or would be good enough. the preflood people weren't then, we aren't now. we have a way out.

the fact that Jesus confirmed the old testament is telling. I believe He would have told us which parts not to believe if some parts were false. once again I take the Lord at His Word.

certainly over and above the many philosophers on the board lol no offense I love reading this stuff.

I guess the sad thing for me is to see professed unbelievers and Antichrists use the Bible as a weapon. Jesus did not come to condemn the world but that the world through Him might be saved.

the Bible is the sword of the believer and it cuts both ways -- if we use it to beat our fellows so it can turn on us and slice us up. two edged. we are judged according to the judgment we mete. to me this means I better share the Word with an attitude of grace, kindness, and mercy -- NOT self righteousness and professed piety.

do I fail? often. and once again I humble myself before God, and before you all. it's only by His grace I draw another breath.

love peace and joy

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The answer to the OP's question has already been given.

But there's an interesting Scripture given in The Gospels
which alludes to the return of The Nephilim.

"See that you are not deceived. For as the days of Noah were, so shall the Coming of The Son of Man be".

What made the days of Noah specifically different, set apart? Certainly it wasn't escalation in sin or the wayward state of Mankind. It was The Nephilim mixing with Humans. Brings to mind alien abduction and breeding experiments. Hybrids. And for one to state aliens are benevolent beings who want to 'save' mankind is preposterous given the fact that they snatch people from their beds and molest them. And harvest sperm and ovum.

And the alien message given always denies The Divinity of Yeshua. Always. If these beings are so superior and advanced, and have the ability to 'save' The Planet, Mankind, a technology that can travel interdimensionally, then why does their 'main message of concern' regard Yeshua? Not Buddha, Mohammed, Krishna, Maitreya, or any of the other 'false' gods; Ah, but of course, The True God.
"In any warfare, truth is always the first casualty".
Spiritual Warfare, Spiritual Deception.

Ufology has become a religion. Belief that Mankind has been seeded from aliens only pushes the question of 'origin' back: "Who created the aliens"? And so on.
Aliens are demonic beings/entities manifest in the form/shape they 'want/allow' one to 'see' them.

"See that no man deceives you" Yeshua stated, repeated that warning three times when asked by His Disciples when shall be the end of time, The Coming/Return of The Son of Man ... What shall be the signs. Great Spiritual Deception by the same beings and entities that defiled and corrupted The Earth in Noah's Day. As well as the lineage bloodline.

The Earth has been greatly deceived by the alien, ufology.
And all these super beings can do is molest people, and give them an anti-God, anti-Christian message.
My, that's novel.

PS And the government has its role in perpetrating and its direct involvement in the alien 'myth'.
Disclosure? Of what? Their deceptive part in the ploy of evil scheme.
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The one teaching is of Abrahama of Ur of the Chaldeand, the other teaching is the doctrine of Bablyon.. and is known in the Scriptures as Mystery Babylon.

Star Trek, for instance, teaches the full doctrines of Mystery Babylon in graphic visual form.

"A Star Ship", in the Commander Cody Code ring of A=1, B=2, C=3,... Z=26, adds up to 666, why? Of Man, By Man, For Man.

In that Star Trek we see the fuller hybridization of the "messengers from the Celestial heavens", like represented byt the Vulcans, the Klingons, the Romulans... etc.

The Genetics Engineering efforts are now working on chrimera, such combinations of gene splicing that can produce a Lion with Winds, or even an Ape with a Dog's head... they will eventually get there for a short spell before TSHTF. All flesh will once again loose its way, as the Genetically Modified Crops and beasts of both the field and the wild multiple and spread about the Earth...

This is part of how it was in the days of Noah, and these very sorts of Genetic Engineering to produce glow-in-the dark rabbits, or rabbits with green fur, or Ape's with some Human DNA injected into their DNA are all a part of the Human imagination.
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pixie 757473, I concur with the purpose of the Bible to lead all mankind to the Last Adam, to Jesus Christ... and to show us some of the things that are yet to come so we may know them when then happen.

We, Christians are judged by the Book... and a two edge sword it is if you try to handle it by the blade you, Christian, will get cut too.!
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Yes. They are already occuring. Ah, The Sword of The Spirit, ( The Word of Truth ) the only Weapon in Christian Armour that is to be weilded. Used. All the rest are only 'worn'. Then, the best advice is, learn how to properly hold the handle when wielding the blade.
Weapons take skill, and while honing such practice, as with any skill comes error and mistakes. Practice makes perfect.
And God always heals the nicks.

pixie 757473, I concur with the purpose of the Bible to lead all mankind to the Last Adam, to Jesus Christ... and to show us some of the things that are yet to come so we may know them when then happen.

We, Christians are judged by the Book... and a two edge sword it is if you try to handle it by the blade you, Christian, will get cut too.!
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I was staying within the scope and realm of the topic regarding "alien" hybridization, the nephilim, the cause of The Flood in Noah's Day and the end of days.
As was in The Days of Noah specifically.
Very distinct days indeed.

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The answer to the OP's question has already been given.

But there's an interesting Scripture given in The Gospels
which alludes to the return of The Nephilim.

"See that you are not deceived. For as the days of Noah were, so shall the Coming of The Son of Man be".

What made the days of Noah specifically different, set apart? Certainly it wasn't escalation in sin or the wayward state of Mankind. It was The Nephilim mixing with Humans. Brings to mind alien abduction and breeding experiments. Hybrids. And for one to state aliens are benevolent beings who want to 'save' mankind is preposterous given the fact that they snatch people from their beds and molest them. And harvest sperm and ovum.

And the alien message given always denies The Divinity of Yeshua. Always. If these beings are so superior and advanced, and have the ability to 'save' The Planet, Mankind, a technology that can travel interdimensionally, then why does their 'main message of concern' regard Yeshua? Not Buddha, Mohammed, Krishna, Maitreya, or any of the other 'false' gods; Ah, but of course, The True God.
"In any warfare, truth is always the first casualty".
Spiritual Warfare, Spiritual Deception.

Ufology has become a religion. Belief that Mankind has been seeded from aliens only pushes the question of 'origin' back: "Who created the aliens"? And so on.
Aliens are demonic beings/entities manifest in the form/shape they 'want/allow' one to 'see' them.

"See that no man deceives you" Yeshua stated, repeated that warning three times when asked by His Disciples when shall be the end of time, The Coming/Return of The Son of Man ... What shall be the signs. Great Spiritual Deception by the same beings and entities that defiled and corrupted The Earth in Noah's Day. As well as the lineage bloodline.

The Earth has been greatly deceived by the alien, ufology.
And all these super beings can do is molest people, and give them an anti-God, anti-Christian message.
My, that's novel.

PS And the government has its role in perpetrating and its direct involvement in the alien 'myth'.
Disclosure? Of what? Their deceptive part in the ploy of evil scheme.

The one teaching is of Abrahama of Ur of the Chaldeand, the other teaching is the doctrine of Bablyon.. and is known in the Scriptures as Mystery Babylon.

Star Trek, for instance, teaches the full doctrines of Mystery Babylon in graphic visual form.

"A Star Ship", in the Commander Cody Code ring of A=1, B=2, C=3,... Z=26, adds up to 666, why? Of Man, By Man, For Man.

In that Star Trek we see the fuller hybridization of the "messengers from the Celestial heavens", like represented byt the Vulcans, the Klingons, the Romulans... etc.

The Genetics Engineering efforts are now working on chrimera, such combinations of gene splicing that can produce a Lion with Winds, or even an Ape with a Dog's head... they will eventually get there for a short spell before TSHTF. All flesh will once again loose its way, as the Genetically Modified Crops and beasts of both the field and the wild multiple and spread about the Earth...

This is part of how it was in the days of Noah, and these very sorts of Genetic Engineering to produce glow-in-the dark rabbits, or rabbits with green fur, or Ape's with some Human DNA injected into their DNA are all a part of the Human imagination.
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And multiplication is always more Blessed than subtraction.

hf

And A Happy New Year ...
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what is the purpose of the bible then??? to inform the morans of things that they cannot comprehend??
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No, it doesn't make sense, but if you look at it from the point of view that the Anunnaki wanted life wiped out, it makes sense. Well no, that doesn't make sense either. How could an alien life form have that kind of power? They knew it was coming beforehand.



Sitchin believes that the Anunnaki were well aware that the Earth had had similar floods in the past, and they set up monitoring systems to record the movement of the ice shelf. Apparently, the approach of Planet X was expected to be the triggering event. Sitchin places this Flood at around 13,000 BC, which is 15,000 year ago. Since Planet X comes into our solar system every 3,600 years (some researchers claim up to 3,700 years), 15,000 years is equal to 4 such orbits. Oh-oh!
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The reason the Anunnaki were aware of the floods is that the passing of their home planet, Nibiru, is what caused them.
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Re: What was the purpose of the Biblical Flood? It appears there was none.
No, it doesn't make sense, but if you look at it from the point of view that the Anunnaki wanted life wiped out, it makes sense. Well no, that doesn't make sense either. How could an alien life form have that kind of power? They knew it was coming beforehand.



Sitchin believes that the Anunnaki were well aware that the Earth had had similar floods in the past, and they set up monitoring systems to record the movement of the ice shelf. Apparently, the approach of Planet X was expected to be the triggering event. Sitchin places this Flood at around 13,000 BC, which is 15,000 year ago. Since Planet X comes into our solar system every 3,600 years (some researchers claim up to 3,700 years), 15,000 years is equal to 4 such orbits. Oh-oh!

The reason the Anunnaki were aware of the floods is that the passing of their home planet, Nibiru, is what caused them.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 854838


Yes, and it's upon us again. That's the reason for the Space-Station; remaining in space for 6 months; for building underground facilities; for storing seed in underground bunkers; for sending a telescope into space. TPTB are preparing for Nibiru's return and leaving the rest of humanity in the dark.





GLP