MythVision Podcast, 7/15/23; Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Shocking secret origins of Genesis
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| We took our Jewish stories from the Sumerians? |
This discrepancy has led scholars to propose multiple authors, with Genesis 2 potentially predating Genesis 1.
Let's look at the Akkadian cognates in Genesis, revealing possible literary dependence and shedding light on the fascinating interplay of ancient texts.
The mythical Garden of Eden in Genesis holds a special place in the discussion. Join to explore its origins in ancient Mesopotamia (Iraq) and uncover the potential sources that influenced the biblical scribes.
Unravel the connections between the creation of humankind in Genesis and older Mesopotamian counterparts, shedding light on the mythical figure of Adam, the first human (or Adama, group of humans).
Of course, the intriguing tale of Eve's creation from Adam's side, half, or rib is covered. If we trace this motif back to the older Sumerian myths, we discover echoes that resonate between these ancient narratives.
To wrap up this exploration, let's tackle the theme of our lost human immortality. Drawing from the renowned Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh and the myth of Adappa and the South Wind, unveil the significant role these myths play in biblical creation stories.
This journey through ancient myths and their influence on the Bible is captivating. Together, we ponder the implications of the biblical scribes drawing inspiration from much older polytheistic mythology.
Thanks to Dr. Joshua Bowen for providing the details in this video. His book is Learn to Read Ancient Sumerian: An Introduction for Complete Beginners.
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