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Chapter 9 - 2200 BCE  
     
149.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2.
 Within the last quarter of the Great Age (2200-1900 BCE),
3.
 The darkness that swept the world
4.
 Carried with it new beliefs
5.
 Founded in the temples
6.
 Of the Amurru (Amorites) of Mari
7.
 Worshipping the gods of the underworld
8.
 immortality for a chosen few
9.
 Ghastly rituals did they make
10.
 condition of salvation from damnation
11.
 The sacrifice of first born child
12.
 eating of the flesh of children
13.
 making of eunuch men
14.
 frenzy of blood orgies
15.
 These dark priests made mischief
 
150.
    
1.
 Beguiling and powerful
2.
 the Amurru did corrupt
3.
 A way through the dark soul into light
4.
 With darkened curses
5.
 And symbols of malcontent
6.
 At first the Akkadians
7.
 Extending their reach
8.
 to the ancient lands of the Sumer
9.
 Their twisted gods of Ishtar/Inaana,
10.
 And Dagan were worshipped
11.
 With The moon god Sin
12.
 And the god himself called Amurru
13.
 Upon which the city was formed
14.
 The hermaphrodite god
15.
 And his consort Asherah (Ashtoreth)
16.
 Such sickness of daemon gods
17.
 That rule the world from the underworld
18.
 Had travelled as far as Egypt
19.
 Obsessed they had become
20.
 With the occult of the dark forces
 
151.
    
1.
 Upon the exodus,
2.
 Sargon allowed the Amurru (Amorites)
3.
 To rule Ebla
4.
 Their gods and practices they did install
5.
 Puppet kings did rule
6.
 Pretending the greatness of Ebla did continue
7.
 Until the great destruction of the lands
8.
 The gods, not Naram-Sin did destroy Ebla
 
152.
    
1.
 The darkness did bring great ignorance
2.
 savage superstitions
3.
 And forgetfulness to the lands
4.
 And constant war as prophesized
5.
 by the ancient High Curse
6.
 Did come to mankind
7.
 Ibiru, The land of Ibbi
8.
 In the time of forgetfulness
9.
 Had become (H)Ibiru
10.
 The land of the sea peoples
11.
 The feared strangers
12.
 From which the name Hebrew comes.
13.
 The memory of Ibbi and Ebla
14.
 Gone from the memory
15.
 The most ancient priests now as myth
 
153.
    
1.
 Yet the Druids had not vanished
2.
 Nor had their memory for ancient grievance
3.
 For while the world of man turned wild
4.
 They did perfect such weapons of war
5.
 The cart had become the chariot
6.
 A horse drawn device light and fast
7.
 The spear had become the reinforced bow
8.
 A spear that could be thrust fast
9.
 The long bronze sword
10.
 That could cut a man in two
11.
 With one strike
12.
 But for all the weapons
13.
 The most fearsome was
14.
 Their plan
15.
 For the ancient Holly
16.
 Would no longer bow
17.
 To kings who claimed rights
18.
 From mythical gods
19.
 For through Ibbi they had bred
20.
 A race of great priest-kings
21.
 Messiah kings to rule the world.
 
154.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2.
 Two thousand six hundred and fifty five years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (1825 BCE)
4.
 Upon the thaw
5.
 A mighty warrior king did unify
6.
 the Cities of the Amorites
7.
 His name was Shamshi-Adad I
8.
 And by blood and crafty ways
9.
 He did briefly hold the kingdom
10.
 of the Assyrians
11.
 Soon after came King Sin-muballit
12.
 Of Babylonia
13.
 He too did seek to unify his kingdom
14.
 As the land did return to life
15.
 In Egypt
16.
 Came Pharaoh Khutawyre Wegaf
17.
 Founding a new dynasty,
18.
 In all the lands heralded the return
19.
 Of strong Kings
20.
 And powerful armies
 
155.
    
1.
 Such news was returned
2.
 By the (H)Ibiru ships of trade
3.
 The most trusted seafarers
4.
 Since most ancient times
5.
 The priests of the Holly did confer
6.
 With the Great King MELIN (MIL)
7.
 On most auspicious time
8.
 To launch the fleet built for war
9.
 MELIN agreed it be best to wait
10.
 Until one King had killed another
11.
 But his sons
12.
 Eber the brave
13.
 And Emon the wise
14.
 Called for haste
 
156.
    
1.
 To the chamber of the King did come
2.
 The powerful druidess and seer MOR-RE-GAN
3.
 She did warn MELIN against war
4.
 That to meddle now in the affairs
5.
 Of the tribes of men
6.
 Would bring no good to the sacred Isle.
7.
 But the King was deaf to prophecy
8.
 Twenty cycles of YAHWEH (the moon)
9.
 Did the Druids fortell
10.
 But Eber and Emon did
11.
 Refuse to hold
12.
 They ordered the ships to depart
13.
 But at the shore MOR-RE-GAN
14.
 Did hold her staff
15.
 And warn the young messiahs
16.
 She did cry
17.
 honor broken
18.
 Upon the sacred Isle
19.
 Tools of death
20.
 Not for souls
21.
 Never rest
22.
 Shall sword nor shield
23.
 A curse returned (to the Isle)
24.
 All shall yield (be lost)
25.
 And so upon the prophecy
26.
 the mightiest fleet of ships
27.
 For war
28.
 Did leave the most sacred shores
29.
 of (H)Ibiru
30.
 Bound for the ancient lands of Ebla
31.
 To first regain the last lost
 
157.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2.
 Two thousand six hundred and ninety years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (1790 BCE)
4.
 The ships of the (H)Ibiru did land
5.
 Upon the levant coast
6.
 No force of the Amarru could withstand
7.
 Such science of war
8.
 Within short time
9.
 The city Ebla
10.
 Returned to the (H)Ibiru.
 
158.
    
1.
 Upon hearing of the fall of Ebla
2.
 Shamshi-Adad did curse the sky
3.
 In rage he tore his attendants To pieces
4.
 And did feast upon one sacrificed child
5.
 As were the ways
6.
 To daemon gods
7.
 Shamshi-Adad sent spies
8.
 To see what marvels the (H)Ibiru (Hebrews) Did possess
9.
 His Viziers did proclaim
10.
 Only defeat would Shamshi-Adad face
11.
 Midst the chariots of the (H)Ibiru
 
159.
    
1.
 Eber commanded the chariot force
2.
 Moving south he captured the coastal Amorite cities
3.
 Ugarit fell, Byblos, fell
4.
 Dimašqa (Damascus) fell, Baalbek fell,
5.
 And the prize of Ye-ru-sa-lu-um (Jerusalem)
6.
 Of the trade routes did fall
7.
 But not all war to favour
8.
 The (H)Ibiru (Hebrews)
9.
 For all their science and warcraft
10.
 The gods of rain and storm
11.
 Did hold fast their chariots
12.
 On soft ground
13.
 Equal match then
14.
 For ferocious warriors
 
160.
    
1.
 Emon Did take the (H)Ibiru fleet to Egypt
2.
 Unto the great delta of the Nile,
3.
 The most ancient serpent river
4.
 There Pharaoh Sekhemre Khutawy,
5.
 The son of Pharaoh Khutawyre Wegaf
6.
 Did make a stand against Emon
7.
 But to no avail.
8.
 In forgetful curse
9.
 For no knowledge of history
10.
 Other than myth
11.
 Sekhemre Khutawy did curse Emon
12.
 And the (H)Ibiru as strangers
13.
 The Hyksos.
14.
 The land too soft for chariot
15.
 During rains
16.
 Emon did make a strong fort
17.
 Naming it Avaris
18.
 Which means
19.
 the place of the (H)Ibiru
20.
 the place of the Hebrews
21.
 The druids Did forbid Emon
22.
 To attack and destroy Memphis
23.
 Instead, They did hold
24.
 And wait for the end
25.
 of the season of rain
 
161.
    
1.
 Eber did also wait for a moment to strike
2.
 Upon the death Shamshi-Adad I
3.
 The gods seemed to favour him
4.
 And when the King of Babylonia
5.
 Sin-muballit did also pass
6.
 His viziers did call for war
7.
 But the druids urged the Messiah King
8.
 For Caution
9.
 Better to let the sons
10.
 bury the father and mourn
11.
 For forty days
12.
 Than to enrage a fearsome foe.
13.
 Eber did heed the words of the druids
14.
 And before forty days Was done
15.
 Storms did come making the land soft For chariots
16.
 As the cities of the Amarru (Assyrians)
17.
 Were at war with each other
 
162.
    
1.
 The young new King of Babylonia
2.
 named Hammurabi
3.
 was not long on the throne
4.
 When the kingdom of Elam
5.
 Did attack and destroy the Eshnunna
6.
 A wise king Hammurabi
7.
 He did make peace with Ishme-Dagan I
8.
 The son of Shamshi-Adad I
9.
 He did make peace with Elam
10.
 He did make peace with Ebla
11.
 And did learn from his enemy
12.
 For no more prized to the warrior
13.
 Was bronze from the sacred isle
 
163.
    
1.
 In the Great Age of the Hound and Young Bull,
2.
 Two thousand seven hundred and fourteen years
3.
 Since the dawn of the Great Age (1766 BCE)
4.
 The King of Elam/ Eshnunna and
5.
 Ishme-Dagan I of the Assyrians
6.
 Urged by Zimri-Lim King of Mari
7.
 Did conspire against Hammurabi
8.
 Zimri-Lim had grown powerful
9.
 as a dark priest Of the occult
10.
 A palace temple of obscene dimensions
11.
 Had he made
12.
 Filled with the souls
13.
 of sacrificed innocents
14.
 Zimri-Lim, the crafty King
15.
 Did send into the court of Eber
16.
 The finest beauty of all the lands
17.
 Whose name was Mara
18.
 A sorceress of great power
19.
 Beguiled, Eber did ignore the druids
20.
 And let her stay in his chamber
21.
 Whereupon she did poison the old king
22.
 But before the Messiah King
23.
 did give up the ghost
24.
 He did send word to his druid
25.
 The great IPIT-AMU (Spitāma)
26.
 To seek out the young Hammurabi
27.
 And build him a civilization
28.
 To end the reign of Mari scorcery
 
164.
    
1.
 So IPIT-AMU (Spitāma)
2.
 The wise druid
3.
 Did travel to Babylonia
4.
 Unto the King Hammurabi
5.
 There he did speak the last wishes of Eber
6.
 Great and noble King (Hammurabi)
7.
 To your east the jackals call
8.
 To your west the crocodiles open their mouths
9.
 But all around you the hills have daggers
10.
 For as long as men to sacrifice men
11.
 Undo daemon gods of earth
12.
 Your kingdom shall never be secure
13.
 A solemn oath
14.
 As is our ancient custom
15.
 To build you then a mighty faith
16.
 To rid your lands of evil
17.
 A mighty code of law defined
18.
 Of science and civilization
19.
 Upon these words
20.
 IPIT-AMU (Spitāma) did reveal
21.
 His offering of sixty chariots
22.
 Three thousand bronze spear tips
23.
 And five hundred bows
 
165.
    
1.
 Upon the words of the mighty druid
2.
 Hammurabi did rejoice
3.
 He did embrace IPIT-AMU (Spitāma)
4.
 And spoke to the assembled
5.
 A great day this be to Babylon
6.
 To all who hold true an oath
7.
 For I have been blessed
8.
 by the ancient gods themselves
9.
 Who see worthy to prophecy my victory
10.
 I shall rid all lands of wickedness
11.
 I shall restore the rule of law
12.
 And you shall be my High Priest
13.
 Whereupon Hammurabi did name
14.
 IPIT-AMU the name ZARA(T)-USTRA (Zoroaster)
15.
 Which means from the heavens (stars) on high
 
166.
    
1.
 Hammurabi did honor his word
2.
 He did use the gifts of Ebla
3.
 And did defeat both The King of Elam/ Eshnunna
4.
 And did defeat the Assyrians
5.
 with bronze and weapons of science From Ebla
6.
 He did write a new code of law
7.
 And bring to an end
8.
 the sacrifice of men
9.
 Thereupon, on oath to the druids
10.
 He did siege Mari
11.
 And destroy it
12.
 Never again to wield such evil
13.
 The survivors did travel north
14.
 To become the high priests of the Hittites.
 
167.
    
1.
 Emon, a heavy heart
2.
 Upon the news of his brothers end
3.
 did reach into the heart of Egypt
4.
 At Thebes on the bank of the Nile
5.
 He did found first a fort
6.
 And then a compound for the druids
7.
 He did then establish a temple in honor
8.
 Of the old gods
9.
 And the great gods of the heavens
10.
 Not the underworld
11.
 He did name it Amen-Ra
12.
 The hidden One
13.
 In honor of the great speckled serpent
14.
 Of the heavens (the milky way)
15.
 And Ra the god of the sun
16.
 There, he did give up the ghost
 

 
 
 

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