Explore the concept that what we have called 'God' may be contacts with non-human beings throughout history. These encounters, often deemed miraculous, might actually be misunderstood events, documented as divine but rooted in ancient technology.

This episode traces these stories from the burning bush on Horeb to the divine council in the Hebrew Bible, following a consistent pattern of light defying physics and voices emerging from phenomena. We journey back to Ur of the Chaldees, the Sumerian city of Abraham, where gods like Anu, Enlil, and Enki were known, and 'Elohim' was a plural term.

Today, with the release of the 2026 Pentagon UAP files and a managed 'compassionate disclosure,' we face similar questions as our ancestors. This time, the documents are public, allowing us to interpret them before any framing is imposed.

Could what we've called God actually be the Anunnaki of Sumer? This episode argues that religions might not chronicle God but document contact with other beings.

Disclaimer: This investigation into ancient history and mythology is based on primary sources like cuneiform tablets, historical texts, and archaeological research. It offers a non-traditional perspective aimed at fostering independent research and critical thinking.