Zecharia Sitchin Archive
This archive serves as an easy access point for all my postings about Zecharia Sitchin’s erroneous teachings related to ancient astronauts (Anunnaki). It will be updated whenever I post a critique of Sitchin.
VIDEOS
- VIDEO 1: a video of me searching the Hebrew Bible with the LOGOS Bible software for:
- all occurrences of elohim in the Hebrew Bible;
- all the places where elohim is demonstrated as singular through the grammar of subject-verb agreement;
- all the places where elohim could legitimately be translated as a plural because of the verb.
- all the places in the Hebrew Bible where the word elohim is identified as Yahweh–the singular God of Israel–showing that elohim is singular for context reasons.
- (18.2 MB; 11:27 time)
- VIDEO 2: a video of me doing a search for where elohim is the subject of a verb of creation. I go through all the results and each time the God of Israel is the elohim referred to, the verbs are SINGULAR. No, Genesis 1:26-27 doesn’t have plural gods creating humankind.
- (21 MB; 14:46)
- VIDEO 3: a video of me searching the ETCSL for the word “Anunnaki”
- ETCSL = Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature
- viewers can see for themselves how to search for the term “Anunnaki” in Sumerian — and they’ll see that there are no texts that have them inhabiting Nibiru (or riding in in) or that they are extraterrestrials.
- VIDEO 4: a video of me searching through the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary and the Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary for “shumu” to see if it is a rocket ship. These tools are the elite lexicons for Akkadian and Sumerian available to scholars in the fields today — and they are free online.
PDF FILES
1. PDFs from Video 1
- All occurrences of elohim in the Hebrew Bible (results in Hebrew); 251 pages; 2.5 MB; 2,601 occurrences, 99%+ are singular by grammar or context.
- Elohim as the subject of a singular predicator (results in Hebrew and English)
- Elohim as the subject of a plural verb form (results in Hebrew and English)
- YHWH coupled with Elohim to show Elohim is singular in context