The Sumerian Pantheon
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Primordial Beings
The Primordial Beings of the Sumerian Pantheon are the deities who came before the modern gods. They are the ancestors who rose from the abyss and formed the realms of existence.
Seven Who Decree
In Sumerian Pantheon, the “Seven Who Decree” are often associated with the Anunnaki, a group of deities who were considered powerful judges and rulers of the cosmos. These seven deities were believed to have significant authority and were responsible for establishing laws, order, and the decrees that governed both the gods and humans.
Seven Who Judge
In Sumerian Pantheon, the “Seven Who Judge” refers to a group of deities who were considered judges of the dead and the underworld. These deities were responsible for passing judgment on the souls of the deceased, determining their fate in the afterlife. They are often associated with the Anunnaki, a group of gods who held great power and influence. They also held judgment authority over their fellow celestials.
Temple of Heaven
In Sumerian Pantheon, the “Temple of Heaven” are the divine beings who came from Nibiru that aligned themselves with Anu, Enlil, and the kingship.
Temple of Earth
In Sumerian Pantheon, the “Temple of Earth” are the divine beings who came from Nibiru that aligned themselves with Enki, Utu, and the mortals.
Temple of Underworld
In Sumerian Pantheon, the “Temple of Underworld” are the divine beings who came from Qur that aligned themselves with Nergal, Ereshkigal, and the souls of the dead.
Temple of Justice
In Sumerian Pantheon, the “Temple of Justice” are the divine beings who came from Nibiru that aligned themselves with Ištaran, Nanna, and maintaining the blanace of existence.
