"Kokaubeam, which signifies stars" These words can be found in the Mormon Book of Abraham which is translated by Joseph Smith from the Papyrus.
13 And he said unto me: This is Shinehah, which is the sun. And he said unto me: Kokob, which is star. And he said unto me: Olea, which is the moon. And he said unto me: Kokaubeam, which signifies stars, or all the great lights, which were in the firmament of heaven.
The following words are from the translations of Zecharia Sitchin from page 115 of The End of Days.
"The Kakkabu which in the skies is brilliant...
He who the Watery Deep ceaselessly courses...
Let "Crossing" be his name!
May he upjold the courses of the stars in heaven.
May he shepherd teh heavenly gods as sheep."
Maybe there's no correlation between these words but Kokaubeam and Kakkabu are both said to translate to "star".
In Sitchins' version of the story it is the God Marduk who is one of the fallen angels or Nephilim originally from the planet Nibiru who is the reference to the word Kakkabu. The citizens of Earth have turned his name into a religion. The star- religion. The word kakkabu is a generic hebrew word for star.
In Smith's version of the story Kokaubeam signifies stars or all the great lights and Kolob is the greatest of these stars.
The papyrus that Smith is said to be translating his information from is one of the gold plates he supposedly discovered in New York.
Yet there are arguments that the information may be taken from Ethan Smiths book on the Hebrew origin of the Native American. The Ethan Smith book was titled View of the Hebrews or Tribes of Israel in America and was first published in 1823. This was almost a decade before Joseph Smith, founding father of the LDS claims to have discovered and translated the gold plates.
The View of the Hebrews may be old but Ethan Smith writes about some serious American/Jewish alliances in the last days and states that the eighteenth chapter of Isaiah is a prophecy of this alliance.
The View of the Hebrews has nothing to do with the Mormon scriptures since they were not manifest when Ethan Smith was writing is book.
Isaiah 18 - The Lord shall raise the gospel ensign, send messengers to his scattered people, and gather them to Mount Zion.
In both Ethan Smith and Joseph Smith versions of the story the aborigins of America are presented as descendents of the ten tribes of Israel.
The Sitchin version is not necessarily American based but it is the story of Abraham and the celestial beginning of humanity.
Ethan Smith by the way, was unrelated to Joseph Smith. Ethan Smith was a member of the congretional church and never associated to the Mormon or LDS sect.
The ambiguity that surrounds the Mormon or LDS scriptures really leaves me wondering if Joseph Smith was the prophet that he claims or just a sheep herding false prophet who opened up the door for a long line of false prophets and false apostles that managed to keep the Mormon sect alive and highly financially successful with it's membership of over 10 million souls.
The truth is out there somewhere.
I'm thinking that there is a third part required to this story.
It will go to another day but it goes along the line of Sitchin's aliens are pagan gods and Marduk is the supreme master of the Pantheon. Thoth is Quetzalcoatl, or at least he becomes that godsend in the eyes of the native americans way back when he is exiled from the Eastern world. This is not the story of Hernandez Cortez........it is much earlier in time....
Meanwhile................
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