What changed
Newman Springs Publishing has released Hakeem R. Jelani’s AD 325 Deception: Interstellar Astronauts: GENESIS MISSING ALIEN EPIC An Arrested Predicate Backstory, dated November 2, 2026.
The book reinterprets Genesis through the ancient-astronaut hypothesis, linking biblical interpretation with Mesopotamian mythology. Its central claim is that the Anunnaki, beings from Nibiru led by Prince Enki, came to Earth in search of gold and that this story was deliberately left out of canonical religious texts.
Why it matters
Jelani’s book treats Genesis less as a sealed theological account than as an edited record with a missing chapter. That makes the work a challenge to conventional religious interpretation, but its extraterrestrial events and alleged textual omission remain speculative claims, not established history.
The interesting part is the method. Jelani combines biblical language, Mesopotamian figures and the ancient-astronaut idea into one narrative about humanity’s origins. Readers are being asked to reconsider not only what Genesis means, but who may have shaped the stories that survived.
The book is available through bookstores and online retailers including Apple iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and Barnes & Noble. No sales figures, reviews, rankings or independent scholarly assessments were provided, so its broader reception is still unknown.
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