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Sargon the Magnificent

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This is another one of the numerous books that I have read concerning the ancient history of the Bible. Indeed, this was perhaps the best book I have EVER read. This book has great documentation of the authors resources, and very well put together in an understandable form.

After reading this book, you will never again allow someone to tell you that the Bible patriarchs, more specifically Cain was simply a "myth" or a "fable". The evidence compiled in this short, but well documented work presents the reader with almost no possibly way to deny the facts that Cain was in fact a real person who is not only documented as having existed in the Bible, but also in the ancient Babylonian inscriptions and historical writings of ancient Mesopotamia.

If you ever wish to understand where Mythology first began, who the first true ruling king of the world may have been, and more importantly, if you ever wish to understand WHY Cain's presence in the Bible is so important, and why we are to understand the acts and deeds of his children, the Kenites (Ben Qayin the Sons of Cain), and if you wish to trace their early origins, then you definately want to read this book. I recommend it to anyone who is willing to increase their knowledge in the Bible and in history.

Word of advice I feel is sufficient. It would probably be a good idea to continue your research after reading this book. You will find that this book will give you the basic understanding you need to search mythology, and locate the truth of all myths. One such place to start looking is in Alexander Hislops, "The Two Babylons". Just as how Hislop put together all of his documentary to show to you that Nimrod was the originater of much mythology, so Mrs. Bristowe will put together similar documentation to prove to you that Cain was the true founder of world mythology.

Great Book! Although the book is rather short, it is still very descriptive. In this book, Mrs. Bristowe presents a great deal of evidence to support her conclusion that Sargon the Magnificent was indeed the muderous Cain from Genesis. Before reading this book, I was a bit skeptical. However, after reading her book, I have to agree with most of her conclusions. One of the best things I liked about this book was how she didnt just say "other historians" as her form of reference. She would quote from the writings of other historians, give the name(s) of the authors, give the name of the book she gets her information from, and even goes as far as giving you the page number of that book in which she quotes from.

If you have ever wondered where mythology arose, who was the first great king of this world, and wish to know more about Cain's history, I feel this book is for you. Im a studying Christian who's been studying the Bible, mythology, and history for quite sometime but this book so far has been one of the best I've read.

This book is a wonderful insight into the possibility that historically accepted Sargon of Babylon was in reality Cain of Genesis under another name.

The implications of this are astounding, considering the critical reception the Bible receives in modern culture.

We read the Lord created mankind (hunters/gathers) on the sixth day and it was good. But still nobody to till the soil(farm). So presumably some great deal later (eighth day) Adam and Eve were formed.

It is some of this former creation that Cain sets-up residence after his expulsion and builds his societies of religion, education, economy, science, politics, architecture, and art.

They say knowledge is power. If so, then Cain sharing many millennia worth of knowledge passed-on from the serpent/Lilith would amass powerful influences unrivaled on the earth.

One can only imagine though, the hatred and vitriol against the Lord that would be expressed in the products of his labors. His children (Cainites) to this day carry-on his work although with considerably more subterfuge.

Is it any wonder then why today's Christian feels like they are being attacked from all sides.

You will never look at a comparative religion class in the same way again, as you will now be able to see the counterfeit doctrines exposed for what they are.

However, no matter what your family, race or background is, with Christ, you can be a new creature accepted by Him.

Other books by this same author:

The Oldest Letters In The World (1923)
Christ And Early Christianity Through Pagan Eyes (1937)
Naphuria - The History Of The True Akhnaton (1936)
The Man Who Built The Great Pyramid (1932)
Cain - An Argument (1950)
Despise Not Prophesyings (1920)

I agree with two of the other reviewers who make such a bold remark, this IS THE BEST BOOK I've ever read, or rather my FAVORITE BOOK. I would be amiss if I failed to mention that there have been other "books" in my life that have been more important. But for a definitive place to "start with the story" - Sargon is impossible to beat. Not only does Mrs. Bristowe prove that this was Cain, but she unknowingly proves, I think, that Cain was the offspring of Eve and the Serpent and that explains just about everything! Don't worry about the conspiracy theory of an "us vs. them" that some say is the basis for the telling of this piece of our human history. God settled that issue once before in the story of Noah 2,000 years later. Christ himself called them out too, 2,000 years after that! He even said that the key to knowing the time of his return is Noah. They are still here and they are to be taken care of by the One who also made them and still offers them love and forgiveness, just like He does you and me. Besides, who knows that we all don't have some of Cain's blood in us. It's none of our business in other words, nothing we can do about it. What's important is just, for you & me to know the story! It's another piece of the puzzle, but a BIG piece, and a Dot to connect that makes just about everything else in the world make sense now. That is, if you've ever wondered how we got to be this way? It's not for the light thinker nor faint of heart; and it's a pretty hard if not wild story to swallow. But with a sincere heart to know the truth, even if you don't like it, and a completely opened mind, the reader will not help but be able to draw their own conclusions about one of the biggest cover-ups of all time!

The first thing I noticed about this book is that on the first page there
was a drawing of a bird-headed Egyptian diety, and the masonic symbol. Since
I see free masonry as conflicting with Scriptures, I suspected the book was
not the Scripturally based book I'd hope it was when I ordered it. Within
just a few pages the author started giving her belief that there was a pre-Adamic
race of subhuman beings and that they were black. I did not find her
Bible verse back up, nor her archaeological back up, for such beliefs to
be justifiable. But if you like believing that because your skin has
less pigment in it than others, that you are therefore a superior being,
you will probably enjoy this book very much.