Stories throughout the English version of the Bible, today's modern version, speak of many events that changed the course of humanity in our past. If we look at the stories in the Bible as historical accounts of what actually took place, then we need to research the origins of these stories. The Hebrew version of the Bible, known as the Old Testament - a much older text than the English translation - is derived from the stories of the Sumerian culture. When we trace the origins of the Old Testament, we can see that it is also based on previous translations from subsequent, older languages throughout history.

The Sumerian culture, the first civilization to invent writing as a complete written language, recorded stories that have been preserved through the modern biblical passages found in the Old and New Testament - all of which speak of a time when man lived among their living gods here on Earth. The Sumerians had 7 sacred tablets that explained our creation. These stories, preserved in stone, are now told to us in the form of the English version: the "7 days of creation".

They also had a story of a great flood, and of how one of the gods chose to give a certain Sumerian man the knowledge of how to build a boat that could withstand the great flood. All the stories in the Bible, in this view, are translated versions of the original Sumerian texts that we still have today, preserved in stone.

The Sumerians tell us that their gods taught them all the amazing knowledge that the Sumerian culture possessed 6,000 years ago. They called their gods Anunnaki, which is translated to mean "those who from heaven to Earth came".

They have left us artifacts and stone tablet pictures that say the Anunnaki came from another planet within our own solar system. They called this planet "Nibiru", which, according to the Sumerian translations, is where the Anunnaki come from. The Sumerians say that the Anunnaki live on Nibiru, which has a 3,600-year orbit around our sun. Researchers of this narrative point out that much of the astronomical information preserved in these texts - such as the description of the outer planets - matches what our space probes of the 1970s confirmed when they took the first color pictures of those worlds. Whether this is an astonishing record of ancient knowledge or a matter of interpretation remains part of the debate this site follows.

The Sumerians were the first to invent over 100 of the "firsts" of a modern culture. All academic references to the origins of writing, mathematics, science, medicine and astronomy lead back to the Sumerian culture and its amazing artifacts. We still use their math, medicine, science, time, music and astronomy - and many other fields - even to this day.