
Divine Scripture
天神圣典
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- Original Fantasy
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- 3y ago
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I don't know if the author has read a book called "The World-Eating Dragon" on Qidian. It is also written based on various myths. It has good clicks and recommendations. It is always updated, but it is still a high-quality book. I think your book is not inferior to this one at all, because this book involves elements not only mythology, but also history and civilization, and is full of useful information. So I hope the author can adjust his mentality and guard against arrogance and impetuosity. Of course there are problems. After reading dozens of chapters, I think there are only two problems with your book so far. One is double penetration, and the protagonist is not mature enough in the early stage, so some readers may not adapt to it. The second is classification. I think this book should be classified as fantasy/historical mythology like "The Dragon Who Devoured the World". To be honest, the two-dimensional classification is still a bit niche compared to fantasy. When I first came in, I really thought it was a type of Tsukishi fanfic. But these are all inherent shortcomings that cannot be corrected. I can only support the full subscription and recommend it in the comment area. In addition, I would like to say to passers-by, if you like fantasy and creations based on the mythological framework of various civilizations, then you must not miss this work.
I feel that many people reading this book will think that Sumer is too awesome and cannot be compared with China, but generally speaking, China, Sumer and Egypt are all civilizations at the same time. 6,000 years ago, at the time of Ubeid Elidu and Uruk, China had the ancient city of Chengtoushan (there were internal class divisions, possible police presence, and a nurturing handicraft production area, which should be worthy of the name of a city. There was also a palace area 5,500 years ago). 5,300 years ago, as the ancestor of the "dragon" totem and the earliest place where jade was unearthed, the Hongshan Culture in Liaohe has also entered the civilized era (although there is no city (maybe I haven't heard of it), but according to other verifications, it has reached the level of civilization). Not much to say about the other Liangzhu city 5,300 years ago. Her power does not need to be explained. The amount of earthwork used in the construction of the ancient city alone is no less than the Great Pyramid of Egypt. In addition, although there are temporary doubts, Yangguansai and Zhudingyuan-Xipo in the Central Plains area 5,500 years ago are also extremely powerful relics, and it is very possible to meet the standards of civilization. From 5,000 years ago to 4,200 years ago, there was an ancient country in Rizhao, Shandong, which was undoubtedly a civilization. The above are just representatives of their respective regions (the middle reaches of the Yellow River (Zhudingyuan), the lower reaches of the Yellow River (Rizhao Chengziya, Liangcheng Town), the middle reaches of the Yangtze River (Qujialing), the lower reaches of the Yangtze River (Liangzhu, Lingjiatan), and the Liaohe River Basin). In addition to them, there are many other relics. In addition, I don't know if any of you have heard of the argument that Liangzhu is not China and Shijiahe (the subsequent development of Chengtou Mountain and Qujialing) is not China. There are basically some problems with those. Sun worship and phoenix worship originated in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River Dragon worship and jade worship originated in the Liaohe River Chinese originated in the middle reaches of the Yellow River (Recent research shows that Chinese and Chinese The separation of the Tibetan language family probably occurred in the middle reaches of the Yellow River more than 5,000 years ago) And Liangzhu silk clothing and jade congs... By the way, these five regions also have very similar jade articles as symbols of spiritual culture. All of this shows that the civilizations in the above five major regions are the origin of today's China, and have obvious inheritance relationships. There is no such messy stuff as "Liangzhu is not China" and "Shijiahe is not China". The depth of Chinese history is far beyond our imagination.
Woman: Doctor, I have a question. My husband has only touched me 9 times since we got married. Does he have any health problem? Doctor: This really needs to be checked carefully. When did you two get married? Female: I got married yesterday. Hey, I think back then, I could squeeze it three times a night without a break. Now, I can squeeze it with my hands every three months. I think back then, the tendons were chewed raw without cutting them. Nowadays, only tofu and pig blood are eaten. I remember back then, I peed ten feet against the wind, Now, I peed one shoe against the wind...
Me: Have you ever been in love? He: No I: Let me tell you, if you want to be in love, you have to create a clever name, win over her best friends, buy her gifts, and provide for her as a father-in-law. If she agrees, after you two get married, you will not take any of her money, but you will divide the money you earn into 30/70. 30% Depends on the other person's face Him: Whose face? Me: She Him: Her? I worked so hard to get her just to see her face? Me: Yes Him: I finally made some money and lived a decent life Me; Yes Him: Do I want to win over her best friend? Me: Yes He: You have to make a clever name Me: Yes He: It also depends on her face Me: Yes Him: Am I not a beggar on my knees? Me: Then you want to say this, spending money to fall in love is really a beggar on your knees. Just like this, how many people want to kneel down but don't have the skills to do so! He: Let me ask you, why have I been single for so many years Me: I don't know Him: I just have weak legs and feet, so I can't kneel down Me: It turns out that you want to live on your feet, so you should remain single Him: Huh? I don't understand this. I'm already so established that I want to fall in love, so why can't I be single Me: In the eyes of ordinary people, you are respectable, but in the eyes of the person you pursue, you are just begging for food. When it comes to love, chasing others is not shabby He: shabby, very fucking shabby Me: Not shabby, So do you want to stand single and be single, or do you want to fall in love? He: I want to stand and fall in love Me: Can't do it Him: Can't do it? Me: Can't do it
If one book could understand the origins of all human civilizations...
I have read an article on Zhihu before, which is about the latest genetic sequencing showing that all humans (Homo sapiens) currently on the earth actually originated in East Africa, and slowly migrated to all parts of the world in roughly three batches. Wherever they went, other ancient humans (Neanderthals, Austrians) Ruina Man, as well as the well-known Peking Man, Shanshan Cave Man, etc.) Were basically killed, and a small number were integrated (our modern humans have 1-4% Neanderthal genes), and the latter batch could defeat or expel the predecessors who came before. Amazing, right? All human migration routes start from East Africa, first reach the Mesopotamia, and then branch east (Asia) and west (Europe). This book seems to be able to explain this very unusual starting point from a mythological perspective. So I'm looking forward to the book's further expansion and explaining such an interesting topic thoroughly. I have seen many books that drag the Bible and Buddha, and they are all weak in comparison. After all, the Bible is still a little brother compared to Sumer! 😃
Thank you very much to Lonely Ji and Zhuang Rouyu for the reward! 😳🌹🌹🌹
By the way, do you know a rumor about "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"? That is to say, "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" describes not only the Central Plains, but the entire Eurasian and African continent as far away as Egypt. For example, "West Kunlun" is regarded as Egypt, because the image of the Queen Mother of the West can vaguely match the Egyptian Sphinx, and there is also the "Kunlun slave" who is a black man. In addition, the modern equivalents (guesses) of some animals in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" are widely distributed, and some have been found in Africa and even the Americas. The armored rat living in Central America was named armadillo after being introduced to China because it was so similar to the description in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". In other words, this view holds that the authors of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" (some believe that "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is not written by the same person or even at the same time) have been active around the world and have those records.
Most of the main gods developed from primitive myths are the sun gods. When the sky is dark and the earth is dark or there are years of drought In fact, it is possible that these high-tech gods placed some satellites with huge reflecting walls around the earth. Control of the energy transmitted by the ball Folding the light, or focusing it on a certain earth, can easily achieve darkness or continuous drought In Christian mythology, angels are stars shining in the sky, or they may be the reflection of light shining on the walls of satellites😁
Are there any book friends at Station B? I have recently been recommending this book to the private messages and comment areas of the UP main online novel rankings. If you have time, please give me a helping hand. 🤝🤝🤝
This is the best mythology I have ever seen written. The ideas are clear, well-founded, and the way of thinking is wild and unconstrained.
Totally incomprehensible! Why does this book have so few readers? A novel based on orthodox archaeological history, full of useful information Interesting enough In the end, there are only 5 monthly tickets? ! February tickets are offered, full subscription is available, I hope the author can persist in finishing the book
Everyone, I have a question in my mind. Is there a god in some myths who controls the twilight, or is there no god who controls the twilight at all? Is there only Twilight of the Gods in Nordic mythology, Hour of the Devil in Japanese mythology, and Twilight Sparkle in My Little Pony? Because every time I see dusk, I think about whether there is a god who is in charge of dusk.
Can the author provide some reference books on Sumerian mythology? In addition, is the cuneiform script of ME similar to "Bu" (the horizontal bar in the middle is straight)? I found some cuneiform characters on the Internet to compare and this is what I feel. I initially thought ME was a philosophical source similar to "Qi" and "Brahma". After reading what is written in the book, I felt it was more similar to "R&E".
The plot is rich and coherent, and readers can completely follow the author's thinking, which is very good.
I bet two packs of spicy strips, the Egyptian chapter is over, the next chapter is Babylonian mythology🪖🪖
If the god of this book were an alien, the author would probably have written about the twelfth celestial body in "Earth Chronicles"! Humans and Sumer originated from Nibiru, the twelfth celestial body in the solar system. There is a race of people called Nephilim on Nibiru who can live for 360,000 years, and the planet Nibiru enters the solar system every 3,600 years.
Dear author, I would like to ask a question about Ares, the Greek and Roman god of war. Mars. Utor, some people say that his prototype is Nergal, because they are both the gods of Mars. Others say that he is related to Huitzilopochtli in American mythology or Tezcapotlica, the man-eating jaguar god who controls the sun and war.
Author, when I read the story of the Indian water god Varuna today, it said, "The first god-king of India was Varuna. He was demoted to the water god because Indra, the god of thunder, defeated him with a vajra. Later, Indra became the second-generation god-king." I was wondering if Indra's victory over Varuna in Indian mythology is related to Baal's victory over the sea god Yamu in Canaanite mythology?
The protagonist is too useless and it's a Western myth. Who said that archeology must be accurate, Pangu Nuwa is the orthodox one. What Eden
Religious Knowledge—Is Baal an evil god? The worship of Baal can be traced back to the Bronze Age of 3,000 BC, which is at least 2,000 years earlier than the worship of Jehovah. His name means "Lord" and is derived from the word "Baalat" (Baalat), the earlier mother goddess. He was a very important deity in the ancient Near East. According to the "Ugaritic Inscription" unearthed in the 13th century BC in the last century, in the Canaanite theogony, Baal is one of the seventy sons of El (El, the word "God" in Hebrew), the god in charge of storms and thunder. "Cloud Rider" has been His unique honorific title since ancient times, and Psalms 18, 68 and 104 all use Baal's honorific title of "Cloud Rider" to add to Jehovah. In the "Ugaritic Inscription", after Baal defeated his other sons Poseidon and Death, the father God Er asked him to betrothed to the goddess Anat, ascend the throne, and build his own palace in the sky. Whether Baal was resurrected from death like other Near Eastern gods is still controversial because this section of the stele was seriously damaged. It is generally accepted by academic circles that Psalm 29 mentions the seven thunders of Jehovah, which was plagiarized from the "Psalm of Baal" in the "Ugaritic Inscription", and seven is also the unique number of Baal. This is the true origin of "seven as the sacred number in the Bible". Due to the late origin of the belief in Jehovah and the absence of a content vacuum caused by long-standing allusions, the Jehovah monotheism continues to borrow the titles, attributes (loving father, almighty creator of heaven and earth) and allusions from Baal and his father El to piece together the "Jehovah" of today's Bible. The names of David's son Beeliada and Saul's son Eshbaal both contain the name of Baal. Apparently Baal was a very revered and worshiped god by the royal family at that time. The full name of Baal and his unnameable name is Baal Hadad. The word Hadad has always been very similar to the Hebrew kingdom of Judah. It is very likely that the kingdom of Judah was named after Baal's unnameable name. Baal's loftiness in the days of Solomon's Temple was completely unrelated to the "evil god". The dispute between the prophets of Baal and Elijah over the fire in "1 Kings" was obviously a political propaganda ploy for the monotheistic reform of King Yossi in the fifth century BC. The motivation for writing was purely to vilify the Baal faction. Another intriguing record in the Gospels is that when the high priest interrogated Jesus as to whether he was the Son of God, Jesus replied: "This is what you said. But I tell you, after this, you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of the Almighty and coming on the clouds of heaven!" When the high priest heard this, he tore his clothes in anger and said, "He has insulted God! We no longer need witnesses. You have all heard that he insulted God." Jesus not only admitted that he was the Son of God, but also emphasized that he was the "He who rides on the clouds" sitting in heaven. What made the high priest feel so blasphemous that he had to tear his clothes? This "Cloud Rider" sitting in the sky has already appeared in "Daniel 7:13-14" "Behold, one like a son of man came riding on the clouds of heaven, and was brought to the presence of the Ancient of Days. He received authority, glory, and kingship." Among them, the idea of the Son of Man being enthroned as the "Cloud Rider" is obviously derived from Baal in the "Ugaritic Inscription". The high priest was so angry because Jesus claimed that he was the son of El (God) and the "cloud rider" Baal who sat on the throne in heaven. This involved whether the Jews of Jesus' generation still worshiped Baal treacherously. This was the "Binitarianism" popular among the Jews during the Second Temple era. In the Gospels, the Pharisees accused Jesus of relying on Baal-Zebul to drive out demons. The original meaning of this word is "Lord of Heaven (Baal)", which is indeed remarkable. It was not until the seventeenth century that Christian demonology, "Grimoire" and "Goetia" began to describe Baal as one of the devils. The history of belief did not follow what others said.
I would like to ask the author and everyone, I want to know the origin of the myth of Adam and Eve.
Abraham came from Ur. I recently found out that Yahweh may be Nanna. In the story of Nanna, the people of Ur generally believe that Nanna has power far beyond Enlil. Nanna means God.
Burn incense and see if the author can update it again
Resurrection, my author😌