This book attempts to determine the origins of the God of the Bible, based on the most ancient documents available to date. Originally titled "Abraham, Moses and Elohim", this book examines the possibility that mankind was not alone on Earth during our prehistory, when our oldest legends of ancient gods and demigods first originated. ¶ Many recently discovered texts were written within only a few generations after the great flood of Noah's time around 5,000 years ago. Some of our antediluvian myths are based on actual individuals and events that took place before our oldest civilizations invented writing. In fact, there may have been an entire civilization of extraterrestrials who came to Earth and enslaved the earliest humans, in order to exploit them for manual labor. Conflicts among the rulers of these Anunnaki "gods" led to devastating wars that are described in the oldest myths of ancient India, ancient Sumer, in Egypt, and even in your Bible. The most powerful of these rulers continued to wage war during the first centuries of mankind's written history. One such war began and ended with the complete annihilation of Sodom and Gomorrah and two additional cities in a territory that was being controlled by the fallen angel we know as Satan, the Prince of the Power of the Air. The Apostle Paul made reference to this title in the first century A.D., but the Prince of the Power of the Air was once a highly honored position among one of the two most powerful "gods" of the ancient world. The other supreme Anunnaki ruler, the Lord of the Earth, was credited in the world's oldest literature with having created the first humans. However, the Anunnaki and early humans were not alone on our planet. There was an even more powerful entity working behind the scenes. The ancient Sumerians knew him as the Father of All Beginnings. Together, with the Creator of All, it was He who actually created the heavens and the earth and initially seeded our planet with life. ¶ Whether or not humanity continues to exist is simply a matter of faith. A single cosmic catastrophic event could destroy all life on Earth in an instant, and only an actual deity capable of controlling time and space could save us. The Anunnaki cannot and never could perform miracles. But there is a God who can.