What does OB stand for?

Old Babylonian

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With an open mind and a real thirst for the truth, it's relatively easy to prove that modern 'Churchianity' is a continuation of the old Babylonian religion camouflaged with the name 'Christian'.

Co-opted and corrupted

Other ancient artefacts that were up for grabs in 2005, included a 1762 coloured engraved map of Babylonia and Palestine, an 1800 BC old Babylonian clay tablet, a 1800 BC Babylonian Plaque, Sumerian coins dated back to 3000 BC, a 3000 BC Babylonian Turquoise Gem pendant and an Old Babylonian Cuneiform Tablet which dated back to around 2100-2000 BC.

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Local official announces cholera-stricken Babel disastrous area

We now know that there were five Sumerian versions of Gilgamesh, an old Babylonian version and, finally, what has been called the standard version, which a poet/priest named Sin-legi-unninni wrote based upon what came before him.

The two faces of Gilgamesh Starkly different but effective ...

9789004147102 Cuneiform inscriptions in the collection of the Bible Land Museum Jerusalem; the Old Babylonian inscriptions.

Cuneiform inscriptions in the collection of the Bible Land Museum ...

Cuneiform inscriptions on the 25 artifacts found at the temple indicate that the building dates back to the old Babylonian era, and to the reign of King Hammurabi (1792-1750 BC) in particular," said an official at the Antiquities and Heritage Department.

Around the World

Those contained in this volume come from major archives of the Ur III period and smaller archives of the Old Babylonian, Nuzi, and Neo-Babylonian periods.

Catalogue of the Babylonian tablets in the British Museum; v.3

Among them are lists of therapeutic plants, the size and versions of Inanna's Descent, schematic patterns in Akkadian poetry, how to read the liver in Sumerian, Old Babylonian celestial divination, two Neo-Babylonian texts of foreign workmen, and Tisatal and Nineveh at the end of the third millennium BCE.

If a man builds a joyful house; Assyriological studies in honor of ...