From The Hymn to Enlil, from Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament:
Enlil whose command is far-reaching, lofty his word (and) holy,
Whose pronouncement is unchangeable, who decrees destinies unto the distant future,
Whose lifted eye scans the land,
Whose lifted beam searches the heart of all the land—When Father Enlil seats himself broadly on the holy dais, on the lofty dais,
When Nunamnir [another name for Enlil] carries out to supreme perfection lordship
and kingship,
The earth-gods bow down willingly before him, The Anunna humble themselves before him, Stand by faithfully in accordance with (their) instructions.
The great (and) mighty lord, supreme in heaven (and) earth, the all-knowing one who understands the judgement,
…
When in his awesomeness he decrees the fates,
No god dares look at him,
…
Not (even) a god can behold your countenance.
…
Who are the judge (and) decision-maker of the universe
Your noble word is as weighty as heaven, you know no opposition,
…
The lofty one, whose words are firmly grounded,
Whose command and favor are unalterable,
Whose pronouncements is all enduring,
Whose plans “confirm the word”—
Oh Great Mountain Enlil, exalted is your praise.
Maybe James White wrote that in a vodka-induced stupor!