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I highly recommend that you look at a family tree diagram for the Sumerian pantheon at this point. You will see that there are a number of primordial gods who came before Anu, and also that he has many descendents through his children. This helps to give you a broader idea of the context of his reign. You can also follow the branches of the tree through to see how he is related to more distant descendents such as Ishtar. Anu As a Source of Authority In ancient maritime such as the Minoan and Phoenician trading empires, both have twin snakes iconography, the former being mother earth, later entwined around the axis of the earth. Thuban, snake in Arabic, alpha Draconis in the Draco constellation and pole star (North) until 1793BC.

others of his family because it was a code for the bloodline of Enki’s heritage. From this symbol of the serpent the power wasThe Atrahasis-Epos has it that Enlil requested from Nammu the creation of humans. And Nammu told him that with the help of Enki (her son) she can create humans in the image of gods. So these are the Angel father's of these Race of Giant's. Wow The Bible keeps it simple 7 different Giant's altogether... The term Anunna indicates a group of gods in the Mesopotamian pantheon. Later on, it is sometimes used to describe the underworld gods (as opposed to the gods of heaven, the Igigi). Functions

Example Baraqiel in Hebrew means Lightening Giver I think this could be Baal the weather god worshipped by the Cannanites and Phoenicians perhaps Jupiter/Zeus and Baraqiel Human wife Asheroth can you see Hera in the spelling of her name?

Brown, Brian A.; Feldman, Marian H. (2013). Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art. Walter de Gruyter. p.187. ISBN 978-1-61451-035-2. In Enūma eliš, the Babylonian creation story, Marduk (son of Enki and Damkina) rises to the key position of power among the Anunnaki. When he does, his might is legitimized through a declaration among the gods: “Your word is Anu!” This phrase can be found in lines 4-6 of Tablet IV. These beings may be the origin of the Greco-Roman Galli, androgynous beings of the third sex who played an important part in early religious ritual. [35]