Oct 15, 2024

Restoring Our Authentic Nature, perplexing in the entire falsehood of the establishment

 



The Stele of Hammu-rabi Law Code discovered in the early 1900s at Susa, in present-day Iran, the stele is a large block of basalt over two meters tall. It was carved in Babylon, present-day Iraq, around 1760 BC, and about three thousand years later it was taken to the Iranian city as war booty. Basalt is a very hard volcanic rock and difficult to work with, which makes the precision with which the legislative code was engraved in the stone even more astonishing, (according to the establishment).


Plate 35: Codex Hammu-rabi, King of Babylonia, Deimel and Wessely 1930

Regarding this narrative about Hammurabi, I would say that it is completely wrong; it is confusing in its whole establishment's falsehood. That comes because of a text regarding Hammu-rabi “ka-dinger-ra-ki”, which has falsely been interpreted as the country of Babylon, where the suffix –ki would be determinative for country. But it is not, the Kurdish –ki = English –chy, in patriarchy. Ká-dinger-ra-ki means “the patriarchy legislation”, ká means patriarch, father. The word ká refers to Kákaian, the Kurdish people in present-day Iran and Iraq. Kákaian is also the proper name of the late Kurdish realm from 224 to 651, which is falsely referred to as the (pseudo) Persian Sasanian by the establishment. Hammu-rabi means rabbi of all, the world's rabbi or world legislative, thus not a personal name. The establishment represents falsely Hammu-rabi king of Sumer and Akkad and Hammu-rabi (2) King of Babylon, although in the so-called Letters to King of Mari states: The Kurdish World’s Rabbi King (The cuneiform text: Ša Hammú Rabi lu Kurdaki). According to Kurdish, ša (king), hammú (all, world), lu (from, of) or lú (lo), Kurd.a.ki (the Kurdish). The Kurdish –ki (-chy, -ish) is the origin of English –chy, like patriarchy. The establishment has falsely presented it as Hammu-rabi prince of Kurda or Hammu-rabi king of Kurda (Letters to King of Mari by Durand 1950 (P. 96) 55 [A.682) and Roi de Kurda by Birot 1972, RA Vol. 66, No. 2 (1972), pp. 131-139). 

Plate 34: The Stele of Hammu-rabi Law Codes, louvre museum 

The Stele of Ur-Nammu and Hammu-Rabi Law Codes are from about the third millennium BC, as they say. The name Ur Nammu, proper Ur-dinger-Nammu, means Abraham foreign legislative, and the Hammu-rabi means universal legislation. The law codes of Ur-nammu and Hammu-rabi both regard matriarchal Abram’s universal mission and date of the same time. We read in the Ur-Nammu so-called Inscriptions Kudurru Reverse 8 - 10), according to Kurdish: The Abram principal’s status symbol of national endeavorment royal principally act of king main act house of king under oath human-essential of king have to establish (The cuneiform text: Ur gurkau maqám nišu mašnuti malatti maš šeei gurkanieí šá maš-gur mááĺí šu átuána áím-asáski šuu jíu-nerru). The establishment falsely demonstrated it as: den Erlass, dass er Annullierung der in Kraft getretenen Entscheidungen verlange, worauf sie jenes Feld an seine Parcelle zurückgaben. The decree he demanded annulled the decisions that had come into force, whereupon they returned that field to his parcel”) Kudurru Inscriptions, Hilprecht 1896, 1894; Oppert 1893, Reverse 8 - 10.

Restoring Our Authentic Nature: In 2005, widely, I shared this document with experts (Prof. Dr.) of the world's leading institutes for ancient studies and requested discussion and reevaluation of their establishment. I urged them to cease the continuation of their establishment for ancient studies as it constitutes a serious criminal offense, yet they remain silent and brooding! See the next part ...

Sunday, October 15, 2024

This article is part of a chapter in the book "Bible Discovered", which has not yet been published, and all rights are reserved. © Hamiit Qliji Berai 



1 comment:

  1. Regarding our Authentic Nature, this appears in the cuneiform texts as ženni diánati, which means a feminine or genuine perspective, in other words, authentic nature, according to Kurdish. Žen means "woman, gene, origin" while diánat or diánut means perspective, viewpoint.

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