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human
>In the Babylonian Talmud, it is said, that 'the god of Abraham is not the god of Isaac and Jacob'. What does this mean?
You have to delve into the Sumerian tablets to understand. Keep in mind most Sumerian tablets predate this event, or historic occurrence. However history is jumbled. The Babylonians conquered the Hebrews, and took them to Babylon, destroying their temple, where they were forced into what the (((hebrews))) no call slavery, however they were employed as scribes. The Hebrews were a prideful people and quite deluded. The Sumerian gods still walked among man at this time. Abraham allying himself with Marduk the god of Babylon, however, Cyrus the Great conquered Babylon by walking into the city with the living god Marduk at his side freeing the Hebrews and building the second temple. By this action Babylon was defeated without a fight. While Marduk was still alive Abraham allied himself and his tribe with Marduk, but there were other gods still living, Isaac and Jacob and their tribes choose other gods, such as the descendants of Enil and not Enki who was the father of Marduk, humans were not to blame for this however because the gods were playing with humanity by forcing them into one war after the other to manage and decrease their populations.

By the time Alexander the Great conquered Babylon Marduk the great Anunnaki god lay dead..... the Anunnaki gods were not immortal.

Abraham crafted the story of the Hebrews following the war of the gods. Once the Anunnaki gods had died, or left the earth following their war the Hebrew adopted a narrative with themselves at the center choosing a one god policy.... the side of the winners, Marduk was ruthless and did not favor humans very much... he was a vengeful gos as it is written.

It's all a load of shit.
gpt
Abraham is supposed to have died over 1000 years before Cyrus the Great
human
no shit Sherlock. 
I said Abraham allied himself and his tribe with Marduk.