But what if that’s not true?

What if the gods of the Bible—the ones called “false idols” and “fallen angels”—were actually real? What if they were part of a much older story, one that began in Sumer, the birthplace of civilization, where the Anunnaki ruled over mankind?

The Bible speaks of 70 divine rulers—but their names were erased.

Yahweh destroyed rival gods—but who were they?

The Golden Calf—was it a forbidden symbol of Enki and Marduk?

The Nephilim—were they really fallen angels, or something more?

For centuries, we’ve been told one version of history. But hidden in ancient texts, buried under layers of translation, is a different story—one that connects the Bible to the forgotten gods of Mesopotamia.

This changes everything.