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| The victorious Babylonian god in the Gilgamesh Epic |
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| He asked, "Am I my brother's keeper?" |
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| After Abel's murder, he carried on God's plan |
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| The mythical person who had eternal life |
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| Her descendant would defeat sin and evil |
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| God used his boat to keep the plan of salvation alive |
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| This son of Noah mocked him when got got drunk and passed out |
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| Sin ended his close relationship with God in the garden |
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| She was a violent Babylonian god |
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| He was Cain's violent descendant |
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| Jealousy and rage against God resulted in his death |
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| This ancient king wanted to find eternal life |
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| Destroying their perfect relationship with God by SIN |
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| Adam and Eve's 3 punishments |
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1. Banished from the Garden of Eden
2. Childbirth and work became hard
3. Death |
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1. Gave animal skins for clothing
2. Promised a Savior |
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| Jealousy of Abel's favorable sacrifice which led to the murder of his brother. |
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| Cain was sent away from the community. |
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| He was marked with a sign of his sin, but God protected his life. |
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| Wickedness was increasing on earth, but Noah walked with God. |
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| A Flood to destroy all the earth |
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| Noah's family was saved and God promised never to flood the whole earth again. |
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| The Problem at the Tower of Babel |
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| The Punishment at the Tower of Babel |
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| God confused the languages |
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| The Hope at the Tower of Babel |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
Before the GENESIS creation, life was... |
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| Formless, empty, and dark |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
Before the creation of the world according to Enuma Elish myth, life was... |
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| Filled with fighting, murder, hatred and competition |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
How the "GENESIS" earth was created |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
How the "Enuma Elish Myth" earth was created... |
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| Marduk cut Tiamet's corpse in half. (Half became earth, half became heavens) |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
How the "Genesis" humans were made |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
How "Enuma Elish Myth" humans were made |
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| Marduk killed Kingu and made humans from his Kingu's blood |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
Purpose of "Genesis" humans |
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| To walk and talk with God in perfect communication |
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Compare Genesis to Enuma Elish:
The purpose of "Enuma Elish Myth" humans |
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Compare the stories:
Genesis vs. Gilgamesh Epic
The REASON for the GENESIS flood |
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| To stop sin's growth in the world |
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Compare the stories:
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The REASON for the Gilgamesh Epic's flood |
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| It was Enlil's secret plan to kill all the people |
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Compare the stories:
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The CONDITION of God's heart in Genesis |
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| Filled with grief and pain |
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Genesis vs. Gilgamesh Epic (GE)
The CONDITION of the god's heart in GE |
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Compare the stories:
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The BOAT BUILDER in Genesis |
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The BOAT BUILDER in GE |
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The "Genesis" first act off the boat |
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| Offered a sacrifice to God |
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The first GE action off the boat |
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| Offered a sacrifice to the gods |
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Compare the stories:
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God's response to the flood in Genesis |
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| A promise to never flood the whole earth again |
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The god's response to the flood of the GE |
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| Enlil got angry that the humans escaped but later changed his mind and granted eternal life. |
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Compare the stories:
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Where the Genesis boat settled |
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Compare the stories:
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Where the GE boat landed |
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Compare the stories:
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The Genesis boat cargo |
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| Animals, people, and food |
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Compare the stories:
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The GE's boat cargo |
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| Animals, people and their treasures |
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