before settled and developed an ostentatious society. I speculate that it must have been
Heber who led them, for his people are thereafter called "Hebrews." We have no
other indication in the Bible how the people came by that name.

WAVE 3: ca. 2,350 BC

At this time in Sumeria it is another Sargon who rules. All evidence
points to Nimrod, of the Bible, who takes the title "Sargon." Sar meant king and
the last syllable can be spelled "kan" or "khan," which were spellings of
"Cain." The title was "King Cain." Sargon/Nimrod renewed the Pagan gods in such
a way that after Nimrod's death, it was his own name and that of his wife,
SEMIRAMIS, that the people worshiped. SEMIRAMIS was the "Great
Goddess Mother." Nimrod became, both the son, "NINUS," and the husband,
TAMMUZ. BEL was knownas the father of NINUS. Since Nimrod
was a son of Cush (son of Ham), did that make Cush as Bel? The great city which
Nimrod built was Nineveh, which means "habitation of Ninus." Statues of the
Pieta have been unearthed, showing the goddess mother holding the son.

When one studies the history of Paganism, the names and
characters become quite confusing. There are many more characters who appear on
stage at different times, but the goddess-mother religion is constant. By this
time in Sumeria, or Chaldea, the priests were deeply involved in developing
their Chaldean "mystery schools." It appears that Pagan priests had always
promoted mystery and confusion with their religion, for such techniques made
them elite and attracted followers to them in order to learn their magic. Magic
was their real game, and it was from those