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Send us a textWhat if the story of Noah's flood was derived from a much older tale where the gods destroyed humanity not because of sin, but because humans were too noisy? The Atrahasis, an epic inscribed on clay tablets dating back to 1650 B.C., reveals a startlingly different motivation behind the Great Flood than what most of us learned in religious education.Discovered in the forgotten Library of Ashurbanipal among the ruins of ancient Nineveh, this Mesopotamian text describes how the gods created humans as laborers to dig irrigation channels and grow food for divine consumption. When humanity multiplied and became too loud, the irritated god Enlil attempted to exterminate them—first with disease, then with famine, and finally with a catastrophic flood. Meanwhile, the clever god Enki found loopholes to help humanity survive each crisis, eventually saving Atrahasis (the "exceedingly wise one") by speaking flood warnings to a wall while Atrahasis listened from behind a tent.The parallels between Atrahasis and the Biblical Noah are unmistakable, yet the Sumerian version provides richer context about divine politics, the creation of humans, and the cosmic drama behind the flood. Scientific evidence supports the occurrence of significant flooding in Mesopotamia around 11,000-13,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age, suggesting these myths preserve cultural memories of real cataclysmic events that transformed ancient societies.Most fascinating are the details absent from the Biblical account: how the gods actually needed humans for sustenance, how they limited human lifespan to just 120 years after the flood, and the suggestion that certain individuals like Noah/Atrahasis may have had unusual physical characteristics that set them apart. These elements hint at alternative interpretations through the ancient astronaut theory, where these "gods" might represent advanced beings with ability and knowledge that appeared divine to ancient peoples.Whether viewed through a religious, historical, or alternative lens, these ancient flood myths offer profound insights into humanity's relationship with the divine and our understanding of catastrophic events that shaped civilization. Join us as we decode these remarkable stories that have endured for millennia, revealing the rich tapestry of human belief that lies beneath our most cherished religious narratives."Space Journey" by Geoff HarveyCopyright © 2021 Melody Loops LPFull License Royalty-Free Music https://www.melodyloops.com Support the showVisit our website

knowledge of ancient civilizations. Matthew Lacroix, a dedicated researcher, has spent thousands of hours studying ancient texts and mysterious structures worldwide. His mission is to objectively piece together the evidence left by ancient civilizations and mystery schools to revive the wisdom of the past. 

knowledge of ancient civilizations. Matthew Lacroix, a dedicated researcher, has spent thousands of hours studying ancient texts and mysterious structures worldwide. His mission is to objectively piece together the evidence left by ancient civilizations and mystery schools to revive the wisdom of the past.

In 2009, Douglas Simmonds, son of RAF pilot, Leonard Simmonds, who'd acquire a small cuneiform tablet while serving in the Middle East in the 1940s, took his father's tablet to Dr. Irving Finkel, one of the world's leading Assyriologist, a curator at the British Museum.  Dr. Finkel translated the tablet and discovered that it contained a remarkable account of the Mesopotamian Flood story, where Atrahasis, the Mesopotamian Noah, was commanded by Enki, the son of the High God An, to construct a circular boat to survive the deluge.The tablet, known as The Ark Tablet, dated to the Old Babylonian period (circa 1900-1700 B.C.), is particularly significant for its detailed portrayal of the ark as circular in shape, its emphasis on housing the heart of life within, its meticulous attention to waterproofing the vessel, and for its focus on the ark as a sanctuary offering protection from the catastrophic floodwaters.  These elements collectively suggest that the ark was not just a boat, but a temple- a microcosmic model of the macrocosm.Join us for this episode and visit us on the web at theancienttradition.com and www.youtube.com/@theancienttradition for more amazing comparative religion.

Please donate to Aseel in Gaza here: https://chuffed.org/project/118973-save-aseels-family-from-genocide-in-gaza  Guest: Sheila We're so back! First, a Sumerian poem about Gilgamesh which mentions his trip to see Ziusudra (also known as Atrahasis, Utnapishtim, and/or Noah), which some have interpreted as evidence for the kind of mass human sacrifice we see in these tombs. Then, the famous Royal Tombs of Ur, first excavated a century ago, with their famous treasures and aforementioned mass human sacrifice! For the first time, we're able to look at the royal family through the generations rather than dealing with isolated kings' names. We might even be able to identify some of their bodies, unlike their dozens of unlucky victims. Then, we look at several of the famous artifacts which these tombs produced: the Standard of Ur, the Royal Game of Ur, and several bull-head lyres, including the Great Lyre, along with other musical instruments. We finish up with a look at four tombs: Personal Grave (PG) 1236, possibly the early king Aya-Anzu; PG 1237 (or the Great Death Pit), possibly King Meskalamdu; PG 755, possibly a later member of the royal family also named Meskalamdu; and PG 800, tomb of the famous Pu-abi with her famous jewelry. Then: Gilgamesh, he of well-proportioned limbs, has lain down and is never to rise again! Sheila (who had just got back from visiting family in India when we recorded this way back in 2023) compares modern Hindu practices with the style of Sumerian oral performances like this one. Questions? Feedback? Email us at drumbeatforeverafter@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @drumbeatforever Works cited

Raamatun alkukertomukset (eli kaksi erilaista luomiskertomusta, syntiinlankeemus, Kain ja Abel, Nooan arkki, Babylonin torni sekä väleissä olevat tylsät sukuluettelot) muistuttavat ympäröivien kulttuurien mytologioita. Entä jos ne ovat alkujaan parodiamaisia mukaelmia omana aikanaan kaikille tutuista tarinoista? Raamatun alkukertomusten sanoma paljastuu uudella tavalla, kun kiinnitetään huomiota niihin yksityiskohtiin, jotka poikkeavat muinaisen Lähi-idän myyteistä (kuten Gilgamesh-, Atrahasis- ja Enuma Elish -eepoksista. Jakso on tallenne Markuksen syksyllä 2024 Itä-Suomen yliopistossa pitämästä Vanhan testamentin tutkimuksen luennosta. Harhaoppia on väitöskirjatutkija Markus Finnilän (TM) ohjelma täynnä epätervettä teologiaa ja vääriä vastauksia elämän suurimpiin kysymyksiin, jossa etsitään suuntaviittoja kohti sellaista uskoa, joka ei tarkoita omantunnon tai järjen hylkäämistä. Palautetta, kysymyksiä ja kommentteja voi lähettää osoitteeseen harhaoppia@gmail.com sekä Facebookin tai Instagramin kautta. Kuuntele myös Harhaoppia-podcastin sisarpodcast ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Uskonto on tylsää⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Harhaoppia Instagramissa⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Harhaoppia Facebookissa⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Teemamusa ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dan Koch⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Certains mythes fondateurs se retrouvent dans des civilisations différentes. C'est notamment le cas du mythe d'Atrahasis qui, toutes proportions gardées, rappelle le déluge biblique et l'histoire de Noé.Cette légende est l'un des produits de la civilisation babylonienne, qui s'épanouit en Mésopotamie méridionale du début du second millénaire avant J.-C. jusqu'au commencement de notre ère.Le récit date du milieu du XVIIe siècle avant J.-C., mais il puise à des sources encore plus anciennes. En effet, le "récit du déluge sumérien" et la fameuse "épopée de Gilgamesh", qui ont pu inspirer la légende d'Atrahasis, datent tous deux de la fin du IIIe millénaire avant notre ère.Le mythe d'Atrahasis s'inscrit dans le récit du commencement des temps. Il raconte en effet comment les hommes furent créés. Ils furent conçus à la demande de divinités de second ordre, appelées les "dieux cadets", qui étaient chargés d'aménager la Terre.Les êtres humains sont fabriqués avec de l'argile, à quoi on ajoute de la chair et du sang d'une déesse. Ils vont se charger désormais des travaux confiés jusque là aux dieux mineurs.Mais la nouvelle espèce humaine se révèle bruyante et ne tarde pas à fatiguer les dieux. Ils lui envoient alors divers fléaux, auxquels ils survivent.Ils décident alors de submerger la Terre d'un déluge qui engloutirait les hommes sur son passage. Cependant, le dieu de la sagesse, Enki, veut sauver l'un de ses protégés, un certain Atrahasis.Comme le fit Dieu pour Noé, il l'avertit alors de l'imminence du déluge et lui demande de construire une arche, dans laquelle prendraient place deux animaux de chaque espèce.Une fois la Terre noyée sous les eaux, les dieux auraient regretté leur action. Mais quand ils s'aperçoivent qu'Atrahasis, réfugié sur son arche, a survécu à la catastrophe, ils changent d'humeur, mécontents qu'un des leurs ait désobéi aux instructions données.Cette histoire est reprise, avec des variantes, par d'autres textes fondateurs, dont l'"épopée de Gilgamesh". Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In today's episode, we journey into the extraordinary mind of Billy Carson, a man who has devoted his life to uncovering the hidden truths of our ancient past and connecting them to the profound mysteries of our present. Billy Carson is not just an author and researcher but a modern-day seeker who dives headfirst into the unknown, unearthing forgotten wisdom and presenting it in ways that are both eye-opening and transformative.Our conversation begins with a fascinating childhood experience that sparked Billy's insatiable curiosity. Imagine being a seven-year-old child, gazing up at the sky in Miami, and witnessing something that defies all conventional understanding—an unidentified object, glowing with an ethereal light, moving across the sky with impossible speed. This was not just a fleeting moment of wonder; it was the ignition of a lifelong quest. "There were advanced beings on this earth in ancient times," his mother told him, planting the seed that would grow into a vast exploration of ancient civilizations, star systems, and the technologies they may have left behind.As Billy recounts, his journey took him deep into the annals of history, where he discovered ancient texts that spoke of civilizations far more advanced than mainstream history would have us believe. The Enuma Elish, the Epic of Atrahasis, and other Sumerian texts revealed to him a world where gods and humans coexisted, where the lines between mythology and reality blur. These were not mere stories but accounts of beings who came from the stars, interacted with humans, and left behind technological wonders that continue to baffle us today.One of the most compelling aspects of Billy's research is his work on the Anunnaki, the ancient beings described in Sumerian mythology. According to these texts, the Anunnaki were not just gods but flesh-and-blood beings from another star system who played a significant role in shaping human civilization. They were the architects of great cities, the creators of monumental structures that align with celestial bodies, and the bringers of knowledge and technology that still eludes modern science. As Billy puts it, "We are duplicating what's already been done, in the form of AI and learning machines."In this episode, Billy also delves into the mystery of the Ark of the Covenant, a technological device of immense power described in the Bible. But was there more than one Ark? According to Billy, the Ark was not a singular artifact but one of several devices scattered across the ancient world, each holding the key to untold energies and capabilities. These Arks were not just religious symbols; they were advanced technologies capable of generating electricity, and possibly even more, based on the precise specifications laid out in ancient texts.SPIRITUAL TAKEAWAYSThe Cosmic Connection: Billy's experiences remind us that our existence is deeply connected to the cosmos. The mysteries of the universe are not just out there but are also within us, reflecting a divine pattern that repeats itself across time and space.The Power of Ancient Wisdom: The ancient texts and technologies discussed by Billy suggest that our ancestors were far more advanced than we often give them credit for. Their knowledge, especially in spiritual and technological realms, could offer us profound insights if we choose to explore them.The Journey of Self-Discovery: Billy's personal journey is a testament to the idea that the quest for knowledge is also a quest for self-discovery. As we uncover the truths of the universe, we also uncover the truths within ourselves.In a world where so much of our history is hidden or forgotten, Billy Carson reminds us that the answers we seek may lie in the ancient past, waiting to be rediscovered. His work is a beacon for those who wish to explore beyond the veil of accepted history and delve into the true origins of human civilization.Please enjoy my conversation with Billy Carson.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/next-level-soul-podcast-with-alex-ferrari--4858435/support.

Cub Kuker Supernatural Podcast EP432 Epic of Atrahasis: Approximately 1800 BCE Book of Genesis: Final form around 6th-5th centuries BCE, with oldest sources dating to 10th-9th centuries BCE When it comes to flood myths, there is no shortage of them throughout mythology. However, one myth that notably predates all others is the Anunnaki story of the Epic of Atrahasis (also known as the story of Noah). The Epic of Atrahasis is an ancient Mesopotamian text that recounts a flood myth with notable parallels to the biblical story of Noah's Ark. It begins with the creation of humanity to relieve the lesser gods (Igigi) from their labor. Over time, humans multiply and become noisy, disturbing the god Enlil. In response, Enlil attempts to control the population by sending a plague and then a famine, but the god of wisdom, Enki, instructs the humans on how to survive both calamities. Frustrated with humanity's noise, Enlil decides to send a catastrophic flood to wipe out all humans. Enki, sympathetic to humanity, warns Atrahasis, the hero of the story, instructing him to build a large boat to save himself, his family, and various animals. Atrahasis follows Enki's instructions, and the floodwaters cover the earth, destroying all life outside the boat. After several days and nights, the flood subsides, and Atrahasis's boat comes to rest. Atrahasis releases birds to find dry land, much like in the story of Noah. The gods regret their decision to send the flood, realizing they have wiped out their worshippers. To prevent future overpopulation, Enki introduces new measures, including infant mortality, celibacy among certain priestesses, and a fixed lifespan for humans. The epic concludes with an understanding between Atrahasis and the gods, ensuring humanity will not face such a catastrophe again. The story highlights themes of divine anger and mercy, human wisdom and survival, and the necessity of balance between humanity and the divine realm. This video represents my personal opinion but what do you think? Leave me a comment…  _________________________________________

After recently having read the ancient text "The Atrahasis", I knew it was more than worthwhile text that my listeners had to be made aware of.  This fascinating story that predates the Genesis flood story by 1200 years is a fascinating story about how King Atrahasis is given advanced knowledge of an impending flood by Enki... much to the chagrin of his brother Enlil.  The book is a very short read but for those of you who aren't aware of this story or the Anunnaki... you wont want to miss this!      Tim's Links Find all the places to watch / listen and subscribe at www.timuncensored.com Sign up for Tim's Live Masterclass to help you plan for retirement during the Great Reset. Want to work with Tim and have him manage your Retirement portfolio?  Apply here Get a free copy of Tim's ebook  "How it's Rigged"  Text LibertyAdvisor (one word, no spaces) to 71441 Join Tim's eMail list: https://forms.aweber.com/form/52/137208552.htm  

In this episode, Erik Rostad discusses book 5 from his list of 200 Great Books  – The Atrahasis: The Babylonian Flood Myth. Show Notes Purchase Enuma Elish / Translation by Timothy Stephany Purchase Myths from Mesopotamia / Translation by Stephanie Dalley Enuma Elish Podcast Episode Support the Podcast – Hire EPR Creations for Online Consulting... The post The Atrahasis appeared first on Books of Titans.

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Cub Kuker Supernatural Podcast EP393 The Epic of Atrahasis is an ancient Mesopotamian literary work that dates back to a pre-biblical mythos, during the Old Babylonian period. It is considered one of the earliest surviving flood myths and contains elements that are echoed in later Mesopotamian and Near Eastern literature, including the biblical story of Noah's Ark in the Book of Genesis. The Epic of Atrahasis recounts the story of the creation of humanity, the conflict between gods and humans, and ultimately, a great flood sent by the gods to destroy humanity. Atrahasis, the protagonist, is instructed by the god Enki to build an ark to save himself, his family, and various animals. Comparing the Epic of Atrahasis to the Book of Genesis in the Bible… Cultural Context: The Epic of Atrahasis originates from Mesopotamian culture, specifically from the region of Babylonia, while the Book of Genesis is part of the Hebrew and Christian Bible. Similarities in Flood Narrative: Both the Epic of Atrahasis and the Book of Genesis contain flood narratives where a divine figure instructs a chosen individual to build an ark to survive a catastrophic flood sent by the gods to wipe out humanity due to its wickedness. Differences in Theological Perspective: While both texts share similarities in their flood narratives, there are theological differences. In the Epic of Atrahasis, the flood is sent by multiple gods, reflecting the polytheistic beliefs of ancient Mesopotamia. In contrast, the flood in the Book of Genesis is attributed solely to the biblical God, reflecting monotheistic beliefs. Purpose and Themes: The Epic of Atrahasis is primarily concerned with themes of divine conflict, human suffering, and the relationship between gods and humans. The Book of Genesis, while containing similar themes, also serves as a foundational text for monotheistism, conveying theological and moral teachings about the nature of the biblical God, humanity, and the world. Overall, while both the Epic of Atrahasis and the Book of Genesis share some narrative elements, they differ significantly in their cultural context, theological perspective, and purpose. The Epic of Atrahasis predates the Book of Genesis and offers valuable insights into ancient Mesopotamian mythology and religious beliefs. Note: Always do your own research in regard to any theory. These notes represent my research alone, and not necessarily mainstream theories. ___________________________ I'm A Supernatural-Mythologist. I Help You Unlock The Simulation. Join For More! ⤵️

Biblical scholars over the past century (both Christian and Jewish) have long recognized some kind of connection between the Flood of Genesis 6-8 and the Atrahasis and Gilgamesh Epics, the two pieces of ANE mythology most widely considered.

Ancient language specialist KEN GOUDSWARD returns to discuss his latest book, "The Atrahasis Epic:  A Sumerian Tale of Irrigation, Floods, and the Creation of Man."  We will be delving into how the ancient tablets portrayed a hierarchy of gods and a very sci-fi-ish outlook on even deeper Antiquity.  Does the geography prove these legends were very possible?  We will also be touching on Ken's other captivating publications like "Magic in the Bible."  What is the difference between miracles and magic and blessings and curses?  For more biblical studies to accompany this Christmas show, we will be looking at the possibility that the Bible may be one of the best sources of UFO documentation.  Ken will also explain new biblical translation projects he is working on to bring us closer to the original meanings.  https://dimensionfold.com/

Cub Kuker Supernatural™ Podcast EP339 Sumerian mythology is rich and complex, featuring a pantheon of gods and goddesses, each with distinct characteristics and roles. Two of the prominent deities in Sumerian mythology are Ea (also known as Enki) and Enlil. These two gods indeed had contrasting attitudes toward humanity, which can be explored with the help of quotes from the "Epic of Atrahasis." 1. Ea (Enki): Ea is often depicted as a god of wisdom, water, and magic. He is associated with the Apsu, the freshwater ocean beneath the earth. Ea is portrayed as a benevolent deity who cared for and sought to protect humanity. He was considered a friend of humanity and was often seen as a source of guidance and assistance. In the "Epic of Atrahasis," Ea is described as the god who warned Atrahasis (the Sumerian Noah figure) about the impending flood, advising him to build an ark to save humanity and animals. 2. Enlil: Enlil, on the other hand, is a god associated with air, storms, and wind. He held a prominent position in the Sumerian pantheon and was often seen as a ruler of the gods. In the "Epic of Atrahasis," Enlil is depicted as a god who wanted to suppress humanity due to their noisy and disruptive nature. He proposed to wipe out humanity with a catastrophic flood to restore peace and quiet to the world. The quote "Enlil committed an evil deed against the people" in the "Epic of Atrahasis" refers to his decision to unleash the flood that would devastate humanity, an act viewed as malevolent from the human perspective. Now, let's draw a connection between Enlil and the biblical God Yahweh: Enlil's character and actions in Sumerian mythology bear some resemblance to certain aspects of the biblical God Yahweh, particularly when considering the story of the Great Flood in the Bible, which is often compared to the Sumerian flood myth. There are some similarities between Enlil and Yahweh in the context of these flood stories, such as the decision to destroy humanity due to their perceived wickedness. In summary, in Sumerian mythology, Ea (Enki) was a benevolent deity who sought to help humanity, while Enlil was inclined to suppress it. Enlil's decision to send a flood to wipe out humanity in the "Epic of Atrahasis" can be compared to the biblical story of the Great Flood, where God's decision to flood the Earth has been seen as similar in nature.  *Always do your own research in regards to any mythology, and be sure to respect other than their beliefs.  × I Create Vids About Supernatural Realms. Support Me For More!

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October 15, 2023 Genesis Session 5 In this session Mark discusses Moses on Mount Sinai +1240 BC A close look at "Enuma Elish and "Atrahasis" The Lesson is broken down into: Bizarre Story: The implications and teaching of what and how Moses communicated his message and how we as human beings should interpret the scriptures related thereto. What Moses and the people heard was massively different and very revealing, Moses goes to the top of mount Sinai to deliver his message and communicated a message, how is unknown, which was written to Ancient Israel, in Ancient Hebrew, Ancient Vocabulary and Ancient Understanding. Mark discussed the impact on the neighboring cultures based on a current map of the area. Moses, through the power of God wrote the ten commands in stone and gave them to Israel. Text in Context: Mark discussed the surrounding neighbors of Israel such as Ugarit – gods are supersized humans The Ba ‘lu Myth Dawn and Dusk Akkadian- The Enuma Elish, also known as “The seven tablets of creation” Atrahasis- gods create lesser gods, lesser gods rebel Points for Home: Don't miss the forest for the trees. The unique awesomeness of God in his revelation and creation, Unlike any human or god. Psalms 8, Deuteronomy 10:17

Cub Kuker Supernatural™ Podcast EP323 Theory of "Intelligent Evolutionary Design"  Today we'll draw upon elements of Sumerian mythology to reveal a narrative where gods make multiple attempts to create a perfect worker, incorporating their DNA with that of Earth's naturally evolved hominids. This theory considers the Garden of Eden as a laboratory for this genetic experiment. In Sumerian mythology, the Annunaki were powerful deities associated with creation and governance. The Epic of Atrahasis, a Sumerian myth, describes how the gods sought to create humans to serve them: "Let man bear the load of the gods! Let the worker, the toil of the gods be imposed on man." In this theory, the Garden of Eden becomes the focal point of genetic experimentation. It's described as a lush laboratory where the gods meticulously combined their own divine DNA with that of Earth's evolving hominids. The intention was to fashion a "perfect worker" capable of serving the divine will. This divine genetic mingling was carried out in stages, mirroring the Sumerian myth of multiple attempts at a human creation. "As the gods mixed the clay, So one god answered his fellow: 'The being that we are to fashion, We will impose the toil of the gods upon man.'" Over time, these engineered beings, known as "Adama," began to populate the Earth. The gods observed their creation with a mix of curiosity and pride, watching as their handiwork adapted and evolved within the Garden. However, the narrative also includes elements of defiance and independence, echoing the Sumerian myth of Enki and Ninmah, where the god Enki intentionally grants humans the ability to procreate. This act, akin to the "forbidden fruit" in the Garden of Eden story, symbolizes the humans' growing self-awareness and capacity to shape their own destinies. As the Adama population grew, they began to question their divine origins and assert their autonomy, ultimately leading to their expulsion from the "laboratory" and into the wider world. This theory provides a speculative bridge between Sumerian mythology and the biblical narrative, suggesting that the Garden of Eden was a site of divine genetic experimentation, where gods and Earth's evolution converged to create a new form of life: intelligent, self-aware humans. Please note that this is my creative interpretation and expression of the myth and not based on mainstream understanding. × I Create Game-Changing Supernatural Ideas.  Join Me!

Cub Kuker Supernatural™ Podcast EP319 This specific verse from the Epic of Atrahasis, along with my personal perspective of the ancient astronaut theory as proposed by Zecharia Sitchin makes soooo much sense to me in light the biblical story of creation… Verse [195] from the Epic of Atrahasis: "Create a human being, that he bear the yoke, Let him bear the yoke, the task of Enlil, Let man assume the drudgery of the god." Nintu made ready to speak, And said to the great gods: The ancient astronaut theory perspective: 1. "Create a human being, that he bear the yoke": This part suggests the deliberate creation of humans for a specific purpose. From the ancient astronaut theory standpoint, this could be interpreted as advanced beings from another world intervening in human evolution or creation to design a species capable of carrying out laborious tasks or bearing burdens. 2. "Let man assume the drudgery of the god": This line implies that humans were created to take on the responsibilities and tasks previously attributed to the gods, particularly Enlil. In the context of the ancient astronaut theory, this could signify that extraterrestrial beings required a workforce on Earth to carry out tasks that were once the domain of their own kind. 3. "Nintu made ready to speak": Nintu, a goddess associated with creation and childbirth in Mesopotamian mythology, could be seen as playing a role in the creation or modification of humans. In the context of the ancient astronaut theory, this might suggest that advanced beings used their knowledge and technology, possibly with the assistance of Nintu, to shape or modify human beings. Overall, from the ancient astronaut theory perspective, this verse could be interpreted as signs of an extraterrestrial intervention in human evolution. Were humans intentionally created or altered to serve the needs of advanced beings, such as Enlil? Note: this interpretation is highly speculative and not widely accepted in mainstream but it's fun to explore! ×

Cub Kuker Supernatural™ Podcast EP315 The following excerpt from the ‘Epic of Atrahasis', a Mesopotamian myth that predates the biblical story of Noah's Ark. In this excerpt, we see that the gods have sent a great flood to punish humanity simply for being noisy, and the flood is so devastating that it leaves only a few survivors, including (thanks to the warning from Lord Enki) 'Atrahasis'. The gods then find themselves hungry because there are no farmers left to provide them with sacrifices. In theory according to the myth the "secret plan" of the gods to control humanity and limit their evolution becomes clear by the actions of the gods: Birth-pains: According to the myth the gods create birth-pains, which can be seen as a means of controlling the growth of the human population. By introducing the pain and dangers of birthing offspring, the gods ensure that not all births will be successful, thus limiting population and evolutionary growth potential. Offspring Mortality: According to the myth the gods also introduce offspring mortality, which means that some human offspring would not survive. This further limits the growth of the human population. Offspring mortality could be seen as a way to cull the weakest or less desirable members of society, ensuring that only the strongest and fittest survive. This may be further explored in the theory of ‘survival of the fittest'. Ritual Celibacy: According to the myth the gods may have encouraged or enforced celibacy in some form. Celibacy prevents individuals from reproducing, which again contributes to limiting population growth. It could also lead to a decrease in social bonds and connections among humans, making them easier to control. Overall, the "secret plan" of the gods appears to be aimed at keeping humanity in check, preventing them from becoming too numerous, and ensuring that they remain dependent on the gods for sustenance and protection. By introducing pain and suffering associated with childbirth, infant mortality, and celibacy, the gods maintain control over humanity's destiny and evolution, making them more compliant and less likely to challenge the divine order. This plan serves to perpetuate the gods' authority and maintain a balance between gods and humans. These ancient Mesopotamian myths are fascinating, and may shed some light on where we get some of our ‘moral codes of conduct', as well as our understanding of what it means to "worship God/gods. ×

Cub Kuker Supernatural™ Podcast EP303 Ancient astronaut theory is a fascinating but highly speculative idea that suggests that advanced extraterrestrial beings interacted with ancient civilizations, potentially influencing their culture, technology, and religious beliefs. In interpreting the passage from the Epic of Atrahasis within the context of this theory, we can offer a speculative perspective: In this excerpt, Nusku, described as a messenger of the gods, plays a crucial role in the narrative. From an ancient astronaut theory standpoint, Nusku could be seen as an intermediary between humans and advanced extraterrestrial beings posing as gods. His journey to Enlil and his report to Anu, Enlil, Ninurta, and Ennugi could be interpreted as a communication channel between Earth and a superior extraterrestrial civilization. The mention of "your father, your counsellor, the warrior Enlil" and other divine titles might be reimagined as titles for advanced extraterrestrial leaders or beings who were involved in guiding and influencing human affairs. The "instigator of this battle" and "transgressed the command of Enlil" could be seen as references to conflicts or disputes between different extraterrestrial factions or their influence over human activities. Ancient astronaut theory enthusiasts might argue that this passage, when viewed through their lens, provides evidence of advanced extraterrestrial beings monitoring and intervening in human affairs, just as Anu, Enlil, and the others are portrayed as powerful figures in this text. However, it's essential to emphasize that this interpretation is highly speculative and not supported by mainstream scholarship, which typically interprets ancient texts like the Epic of Atrahasis within their cultural and historical contexts. ×

Cub Kuker Supernatural™ Podcast EP291 Welcome to my latest video exploring the mesmerizing world of ancient Babylonian mythology, specifically the mystique of the Anunnaki. A profound understanding of these myths introduces us to a fascinating narrative that has shaped centuries of folklore, religion, and culture. Top five Anunnaki myths and their overarching interpretations: The Creation of Mankind: This myth suggests the Anunnaki, being divine beings, were the creators of mankind, crafting humans from clay to serve them. This story symbolizes the power of the Anunnaki and their supremeness over mankind. The Epic of Gilgamesh: One of the most notable Anunnaki myths, it presents the epic journey of Gilgamesh, who sought immortality but instead found wisdom. He is put to the test by the Anunnaki where he must prove himself as an honorable and loyal leader. This myth highlights how Gilgamesh, being a mortal man, can still rise up to become an equal of the gods. The Descent of Inanna: This tale symbolizes the cycle of life and death, with the goddess Inanna descending to the Underworld and returning, symbolizing renewal. The story is thought to represent a metaphorical journey that all humans go through. The Myth of Atrahasis: This tale emphasizes the Anunnaki's power over natural disasters, as they cause a catastrophic flood to cleanse Earth. It also suggests that the Anunnaki have a deep understanding of human nature, as they honor Atrahasis for his intelligence and loyalty. The Enuma Elish: Known as the Babylonian creation myth, it narrates the cosmic battle leading to Marduk's rise to supremacy among the Anunnaki. This myth suggests that Marduk is the most powerful of the gods and that he can procure order out of chaos. The myths related to Anunnaki provide us an intriguing insight into ancient civilizations and their beliefs. By studying these stories, we gain a better understanding of the history behind our modern-day world. From the power of divine beings to natural disasters Be sure and follow my channel as we delve deeper into each of these myths and unravel the complex layers of the Anunnaki legacy. Don't forget to subscribe and press the bell icon for updates on our latest content. ×

Nesse Papo Lendário, apresento quatro obras essenciais para você conhecer caso se interesse por mitologia mesopotâmica. Esse conteudo foi originalmente publicado no canal do Mitografias no Youtube, assine o canal. Ouça sobre o conteúdo e importância das obras: o Enuma Elish, a Epopéia de Gilgamesh, Ao Kurnugu, e o Atrahasis. Conheça os detalhes da cosmogonia, antropogonia, submundo, dilúvio, e diversos deuses nessa mitologia. -- LINKS -- Episódio sobre a Cosmogonia Mesopotâmica - Vídeo - Podcast Episódio sobre a Epopeia de Gilgamesh - Vídeo - Podcast Episódio sobre a obra Ao Kurnugu - Vídeo - Podcast Episódio sobre 5 Obras Essenciais da Mitologia Grega - Vídeo - Podcast -- EQUIPE -- Pauta, edição: Leonardo Tremeschin Host: Leonardo Tremeschin -- APOIE o Mitografias -- -- Agradecimentos aos Apoiadores -- Ana Lúcia Merege Correia Arthur Breccio Marchetto Bruno Doyle Bruno Gouvea Santos Clecius Alexandre Duran Eder Cardoso Santana Jeankamke Jonathan Souza de Oliveira Leonardo Tondato Paulo Diovani Goncalves Pierre Ferraz e Silva Rosenilda Azevedo

Nesse Papo Lendário, apresento quatro obras essenciais para você conhecer caso se interesse por mitologia mesopotâmica. Esse conteudo foi originalmente publicado no canal do Mitografias no Youtube, assine o canal. Ouça sobre o conteúdo e importância das obras: o Enuma Elish, a Epopéia de Gilgamesh, Ao Kurnugu, e o Atrahasis. Conheça os detalhes da cosmogonia, antropogonia, submundo, dilúvio, e diversos deuses nessa mitologia. -- LINKS -- Episódio sobre a Cosmogonia Mesopotâmica - Vídeo - Podcast Episódio sobre a Epopeia de Gilgamesh - Vídeo - Podcast Episódio sobre a obra Ao Kurnugu - Vídeo - Podcast Episódio sobre 5 Obras Essenciais da Mitologia Grega - Vídeo - Podcast -- EQUIPE -- Pauta, edição: Leonardo Tremeschin Host: Leonardo Tremeschin -- APOIE o Mitografias -- -- Agradecimentos aos Apoiadores -- Ana Lúcia Merege Correia Arthur Breccio Marchetto Bruno Doyle Bruno Gouvea Santos Clecius Alexandre Duran Eder Cardoso Santana Jeankamke Jonathan Souza de Oliveira Leonardo Tondato Paulo Diovani Goncalves Pierre Ferraz e Silva Rosenilda Azevedo

30:17 – In addition to the Biblical account of the Great Flood, there were at least three earlier Middle Eastern accounts, in the Eridu Genesis, the Epic of Atrahasis, and the Epic of Gilgamesh. The human heroes of these stories were Ziusudra, Atrahasis, and Utnapishtim, respectively. Were these just different names for Noah, or were […]

En este episodio hablaremos del mito mas conocido y difundido de la biblia: «El diluvio universal». Empezamos explicando de la manera más simple posible que una inundación planetaria es físicamente imposible, y desmentimos los «argumentos» que presentan los que sostienen la historicidad de este mito. Vemos rápidamente varias versiones de este mito tomadas de varias culturas. Presentamos los eventos geológicos que según los creyentes podrían haber sido el origen de este mito.  Finalmente, vemos el origen mismo del mito bíblico en la «Epopeya de Gilgamesh» que la resumimos, y en el «Atrahasis». De la Biblia, presentamos la versión de la fuente yahvista y la de la fuente sacerdotal, de manera separada, y mencionamos las diferencias que existen en la versión del Corán. Blog: https://mitosbiblicos.webnode.page/blog/ Mensajes audio: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mitosbiblicos/message Telegram: https://t.me/mitosbiblicos

The story of Atrahasis, the Babylonian story of the Flood and a precursor to the flood story in the Gilgameš Epic (Tablet XI), offers some evidence on the relationship between the Annunaki and the Igigu. The poem begins with the lines "When the gods like men bore the work and suffered the toil, the toil of the gods was great, the work was heavy, the distress was much" (lines 1-4). The composition continues: "The Seven great Anunnaki were making the Igigu suffer the work" (lines 5-6). What follows is partly fragmentary, but seems to indicate that the Igigu gods did not want to work any more and therefore the Anunnaki had to find a solution. Ultimately, this led to the creation of humans, who from then on had to bear the gods' work. In this story it appears that the Igigu were subordinate to the Anunnaki. It is unclear which deities were included in the Igigu group.

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This is the world's oldest known Creation + Flood Story. The narrative that served as the Blueprint to all religions following The Great Flood. Listen. Credits: EPICS: Sumerian Eridu-Genesis The Babylonian Enuma Elis The Akkadian Epic of Atrahasis The Epic of Gilgamesh The Epic of Ninlil and Enlil Enki and The World Order BOOKS: Jubilees Jasher The Complete Works of Josephus The Apochryphon of Adam OTHER SOURCES: http://www.theworldaccordingtostevenq.com/atrahasis-deciphered-part2of5/ https://geha.paginas.ufsc.br/files/2017/04/Atrahasis.pdf https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/old-testament-student-manual-kings-malachi/enrichment-d?lang=eng https://www.gaia.com/article/who-was-sumerian-god-enki https://www.bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/topical.show/RTD/cgg/ID/388/Nimrod.htm https://earth-history.com/Generation.htm https://michaelruark.blog/2014/04/18/ishtar/ https://www.worldhistory.org/ishtar/ https://www.pakistanchristianpost.com/special-feature-details/52 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hushhh/support

This is the world's oldest known Creation + Flood Story. The narrative that served as the Blueprint to all religions following The Great Flood. Listen. Credits: EPICS: Sumerian Eridu-Genesis The Babylonian Enuma Elis The Akkadian Epic of Atrahasis The Epic of Gilgamesh The Epic of Ninlil and Enlil Enki and The World Order BOOKS: Jubilees Jasher The Complete Works of Josephus The Apochryphon of Adam OTHER SOURCES: http://www.theworldaccordingtostevenq.com/atrahasis-deciphered-part2of5/ https://geha.paginas.ufsc.br/files/2017/04/Atrahasis.pdf https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/old-testament-student-manual-kings-malachi/enrichment-d?lang=eng https://www.gaia.com/article/who-was-sumerian-god-enki https://www.bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/topical.show/RTD/cgg/ID/388/Nimrod.htm https://earth-history.com/Generation.htm https://michaelruark.blog/2014/04/18/ishtar/ https://www.worldhistory.org/ishtar/ https://www.pakistanchristianpost.com/special-feature-details/52 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hushhh/support

This is the world's oldest known Creation + Flood Story. The narrative that served as the Blueprint to all religions following The Great Flood. Listen. Credits: EPICS: Sumerian Eridu-Genesis The Babylonian Enuma Elis The Akkadian Epic of Atrahasis The Epic of Gilgamesh The Epic of Ninlil and Enlil Enki and The World Order BOOKS: Jubilees Jasher The Complete Works of Josephus The Apochryphon of Adam OTHER SOURCES: http://www.theworldaccordingtostevenq.com/atrahasis-deciphered-part2of5/ https://geha.paginas.ufsc.br/files/2017/04/Atrahasis.pdf https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/old-testament-student-manual-kings-malachi/enrichment-d?lang=eng https://www.gaia.com/article/who-was-sumerian-god-enki https://www.bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/topical.show/RTD/cgg/ID/388/Nimrod.htm https://earth-history.com/Generation.htm https://michaelruark.blog/2014/04/18/ishtar/ https://www.worldhistory.org/ishtar/ https://www.pakistanchristianpost.com/special-feature-details/52 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hushhh/support

This is the world's oldest known Creation + Flood Story. The narrative that served as the Blueprint to all religions following The Great Flood. Listen. Credits: EPICS: Sumerian Eridu-Genesis The Babylonian Enuma Elis The Akkadian Epic of Atrahasis The Epic of Gilgamesh The Epic of Ninlil and Enlil Enki and The World Order BOOKS: Jubilees Jasher The Complete Works of Josephus The Apochryphon of Adam OTHER SOURCES: http://www.theworldaccordingtostevenq.com/atrahasis-deciphered-part2of5/ https://geha.paginas.ufsc.br/files/2017/04/Atrahasis.pdf https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/old-testament-student-manual-kings-malachi/enrichment-d?lang=eng https://www.gaia.com/article/who-was-sumerian-god-enki https://www.bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/topical.show/RTD/cgg/ID/388/Nimrod.htm https://earth-history.com/Generation.htm https://michaelruark.blog/2014/04/18/ishtar/ https://www.worldhistory.org/ishtar/ https://www.pakistanchristianpost.com/special-feature-details/52 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hushhh/support

 Enlil - deriving from the theology of Nippur, which achieved dominance in Sumer early in the third millennium B.C. - did not entail the absorption of, or even any really encroachment upon, the jurisdictional province of other major gods. Enlil's authority- as that of Marduk of Babylon and Ashur of Assyria, which were little more than adaptations of this theology for other times and places- lay rather in his relationship to humanity than to the other gods. For Enlil personified the vital forces inherent in that part of cosmic geography - from the surface of the earth up to the vault of the skies- which most immediately affected the well-being of mankind (and of all living things), namely the life-sustaining ones of fertility, vegetation, and all the phenomena associated with the maintenance of an abundant food-supply. But Enlil's overlordship as regards the other gods, as distinct from his perceived relationship to humanity, was more honorific than substantive. He was the overlord of such gods as An, Inanna, Utu, and Nanna; but he neither delegated to them their respective jurisdictions, nor could he usurp them. Even more to the point, the Nippurian theology could not eradicate- nor is there evidence of any deliberate effort in this direction- the older and 'rivalling' theology of Eridu, wherein Enki was the supreme deity. Enki (Ea in the later Semitic literature) remained throughout totally independent of Enlil. He was the fountainhead of all the arts and civilisation and of wisdom in general, the archetypical Promethean god, the patron of, and spokesman for, mankind. In this guise he retained the power even to thwart Enlil's decision to destroy mankind through the primeval Flood alerting Atrahasis (later identified by the additional name Utanapishtim, the Mesopotamian prototype of Noah) of the impending catastrophe and giving him explicit and detailed instructions for securing the means to escape the fate awaiting him the rest of his fellow me

This story is no where close to be over but here is some source material to get you started. There will be more in part 2 and yes the plot gets ALOT thinker. Listed below are key document, names, and books as well as trusted researchers and Genealogist: Books: The epic of Gilgamesh, The 7th planet by Gerald Clark, The Book of Enoch, The illusion of us by Mathew lacroix Documents to research: The Enuma Elish, Cuniform tablets, Sumarian Tablets, The Sumarian Kings list, The Atrahasis links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8bS-4UkvDQ&t=2860s --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegamechangers6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegamechangers6/support

The Babylonian Atrahasis Epic has some remarkable similarities to the Genesis account. Let's take a look. God bless you and thank for listening! Please subscribe and leave a five star review!

Nathaniel Gillis is a religious demonologist and author. After living in a haunted house, He spent 20 years researching what it was he encountered. He is the founder of Preternatural Epiphenomenal Philosophy and he has sought to redefine the nature of haunting phenomena, ghosts and high strangeness. Nathaniel poses the question if the abduction phenomenon is in fact a part of the OBE and NDE family…then we need to re-examine many of the ancient funerary texts. He outlines how the Atrahasis epic states... “The soul of a man is made from the flesh of a god.” This speaks to consciousness being more than mere thought or memory…this speaks of consciousness actually possessing texture of some sort. The soul being fleshly is a reference to the tangibility of an apparition and the way it maintains a solid form. This hidden potentiality is why he has begun to call Greys and other apparitional manifestations as “Inner Dimensional.” In the Plus show Nathaniel takes us through some of the astonishing cases he has investigated and helped with and helped him understand how some of this phenomena works. We also go into the potency of iron as a protective amulet against this phenomena. Show Notes: https://www.amazon.com/Moment-Called-Man-Nathaniel-Gillis/dp/B07Y4NDY92 Keep in touch? https://linktr.ee/darraghmason Music by Obliqka https://soundcloud.com/obliqka --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirit-box/message

(Re-recorded as of May 25, 2022) Guest: Kelten First, the gods create humans to break a strike! We take a look at the world that produced this myth (more famous for its second half, about the flood that wipes out every human except for one man with a boat), at the height of political and economic complexity during the Bronze Age. Then, a brief introduction to the focus of the podcast: ten episodes on the Neolithic, about ten more on the Chalcolithic period in southern Mesopotamia (the Ubaid and Uruk periods), an extended vacation in Early Bronze Age Sumer, and then an inexorable march forward in time to the city destructions and mass migrations of the 12th century BCE. Then, after a quick jaunt through the Paleolithic, we visit the Epipaleolithic Natufian culture in Syro-Palestine (alias The Levant) around 11,000 BCE. What did their society look like before the agricultural revolution? Then, the Younger Dryas (ca 10,700-9600 BCE) was a brief return to glacial climate conditions that marked the boundary between the Pleistocene and the Paleolithic on one side and the Holocene and the Neolithic on the other. How did it affect the Syrian village of Abu Hureyra? How did it affect the local tortoise population? Then: the dawn of the Neolithic! The early Pre-Pottery Neolithic period (PPNA, ca 9600-8700 BCE) saw a warmer, wetter climate and increasing experimentation with cultivating certain types of large-seeded grasses. Finally, a tour of Göbekli Tepe circa 9000 BCE, to see what beer, severed heads, and colossal blocks of limestone have to do with each other. (It isn't aliens!) Questions? Feedback? Email us at drumbeatforeverafter@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @drumbeatforever Works cited

On this episode of the Gnostic Deluge we are continuing with the myths of Mesopotamia.  We are discussing Atrashasis also know as "When the gods instead of man"  It is on of three Mesopotamian deluge stories found on ancient cuniform tablets.  This one is particularly interesting because it detail the reason for human creation and also shows some of the tension between the higher and lower gods that lead to mans creation.  Enjoy!

Episode #013 - In our previous episode, we gave a detailed introduction to the world of the Ancient Sumerian civilization. We had discussed their religions, teachings, and the mysterious stories they had carved into what archaeologists call the cuneiform tablets. We explored the "Enuma Elish" as well as the "Atrahasis" which are paramount to the hundreds of other discoveries of ancient Sumer. We broke down many translations describing the Gods and their correlations to the planets in our Universe. From the scientists and astronomers to the theologians and historians, we find a variety of theories about a possible planet they call Nibiru, Planet X, or the Twelfth Planet. What do the Sumerian epics say about this possible figure? Is this where the Anunnaki came from? If they were to abode a planet named Nibiru and discovered Earth, what did they come here for?  In this episode, we are going to present the data and discuss the information that has been gathered over the years about the controversy surrounding this ancient secret from the past.Support the show (https://cash.app/$transcenddaily) Support the show and get exclusive content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thedailytranscendence. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the Mesopotamian creation myth of Atrahasis, a human king who was chosen to save creation from the disastrous impulses of the gods... and a great flood that threatened to cover the earth.

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You might find it extremely interesting that the oldest writing we have on record is about some really weird shit! It's basically about an advanced alien race that lives on a hidden planet in our solar system, who came to Earth to gather resources and that these advanced beings are directly responsible for not only the creation of the human race but also our enslavement.Think about that for a second.The oldest writing we have found basically sounds like a sci-fi action movie starring Bruce Willis. So the oldest writing on record is around 7000 years old and comes from the Sumerian and Babylonian Civilizations of Mesopotamia (This area was known as the fertile crescent and is currently located near modern day Iraq). Sumer is considered to be the world's first human civilization but this first civilization is anything but primitive. Instead Sumer was an extremely advanced civilization having developed complex laws, mathematics, agriculture, art, astronomy and currency.  Logically this doesn't make any sense. Watch Kingdoms of Sumeria Help support the show - Get your podcast gear here

The Stage of Time will bring you through an adventurous exploration into understanding the secrets of consciousness, ancient history, and the very nature of reality itself. Be prepared to question the world you live in and everything you thought you knew about the universe, human origins, and the lost civilizations of the past. Discover thought-bending evidence from some of the oldest text ever written and learn the reasons why their content eventually became suppressed and hidden from most of society. Conspiracy theories or conspiracy facts, you decide what's real based on the evidence. Once you read The Stage of Time, your perspective on reality may never be quite the same way again. This book includes: Details about the ancient civilizations that once existed around the world and the events which led to their disappearance. Translations from ancient texts that include: The Atrahasis, Enuma Elish, Sumerian King List, Eridu Genesis, Code of Hammurabi, Emerald Tablets, and more. The eagle and the serpent, cataclysms during the last ice age, and the influences of the Anunna. Secrets of consciousness, reincarnation, spirituality, and life in the universe.Matthew LaCroix is a passionate writer and researcher who grew up in the outdoors of northern New England. From an early age, a strong connection back to nature was established and built into the morals of his life. His persistent yearning for adventure led him into profound, life-changing experiences that inspired him to write for local and national magazines such as Backpacker and AMC Outdoors.While attending Plymouth State University, he published his first book at the age of 22 and began studying history, philosophy, quantum mechanics, and superstring theory. His focus became uncovering and connecting the esoteric teachings from secret societies and ancient cultures that disappeared long ago in our past. At 32 he published his second book; “The Illusion of Us”, which combined years of research to discover the truth about history, human origins, as well as the fundamentals of consciousness.In 2019 he released his third book entitled; “The Stage of Time”, which represented a compilation of ancient texts, spiritual wisdom, and theoretical physics, combined together to find answers to some of our most difficult questions. From understanding the complexities of reality to lost history, and the identity of the gods of antiquity, no stone is left unturned in the endless pursuit of truth.

We left you all hanging in Part I of our Great Flood series, now let's follow up with the conclusion to the heroic tale of Atrahasis and explore the variations in the great flood story all the way up to the biblical Book of Genesis.  The mythologies of the ancient Mesopotamians have had far reaching impact in ways they could never have expected, including modern day grand missions to far away mountains in search of the remnants of an ancient vessel that could possibly be the legendary ark... Thank you to our Producer, Charlene Ramler, and all of our Patreon Supporters! Want to support the show? [Join ITP’s Patreon Community](https://www.patreon.com/intotheportal)!  For more information and resources [visit our website](https://www.intotheportal.com) [Visit Coffee Gator](https://coffeegator.com)to get 15% off your purchase with Promo Code QUARK  Join Into The Portal on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/intotheportalpodcast/)!  Proud members of the [Podfix Network](https://www.podfixnetwork.com) Official[Into The Portal Storefront](https://www.teepublic.com/stores/into-the-portal) Hit ITP up on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/IntoThePortal1)!  Check out ITP on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9nYn-T9na-QVC0NmfTnExA?view_as=subscriber)  Have any comments, corrections or feedback for the show? Email us at Intotheportalmailbox@gmail.com

We left you all hanging in Part I of our Great Flood series, now let's follow up with the conclusion to the heroic tale of Atrahasis and explore the variations in the great flood story all the way up to the biblical Book of Genesis.  The mythologies of the ancient Mesopotamians have had far reaching impact in ways they could never have expected, including modern day grand missions to far away mountains in search of the remnants of an ancient vessel that could possibly be the legendary ark... Thank you to our Producer, Charlene Ramler, and all of our Patreon Supporters! Want to support the show? [Join ITP’s Patreon Community](https://www.patreon.com/intotheportal)!  For more information and resources [visit our website](https://www.intotheportal.com) [Visit Coffee Gator](https://coffeegator.com)to get 15% off your purchase with Promo Code QUARK  Join Into The Portal on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/intotheportalpodcast/)!  Proud members of the [Podfix Network](https://www.podfixnetwork.com) Official[Into The Portal Storefront](https://www.teepublic.com/stores/into-the-portal) Hit ITP up on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/IntoThePortal1)!  Check out ITP on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9nYn-T9na-QVC0NmfTnExA?view_as=subscriber)  Have any comments, corrections or feedback for the show? Email us at Intotheportalmailbox@gmail.com

Kumusta mga higala, lain na pud nga episode sa atong programa nga Bag-ong Dan-ag. Kini nga programa dedicated para sa pag-usbaw sa atong critical thinking (pagkamatukion nga pangisip) ug ang skepticism (pagkamadudahon) sa atong katilingbang Pilipinhon ilabi na gyud kitang mga Bisaya ug labaw pa gyud para sa atong mga kabatan-unan karon.Para ni ilabi na gyud sa kadtung mga batan-un nga gipangpugos ug pasimba sa ilang mga ginikanan. Gipangpugos ug pasilbi sa mga simbahan. Para inyo ni. Ayaw mo kahadlok, ayaw mo ka-ulaw ug tawag sa atong programa. Safe space ni para ninyo. Pangutana mo. Ipadayag ang inyong mga hunahuna, mga kabalaka ug uban pa kabahin sa mga pagtuotuo sa inyong mga pamilya. Anonymous man ta dinhi. Ayaw itug-an ang tinuod ninyo nga pangalan. Ayaw i-butyag ang inyong identity. Wala koy paki kung kinsa man galing mo. Ani-a ta dinhi aron pagtuki, paglantugi niining mga pagtuotuo sa atong katilingban.Padayun ta karon sa estorya nga mabasa nato dinhi sa libro sa Genesis. Karon ang atong tukion kay ang estorya kabahin sa usa ka tawo nga gihinganlan ug Noah.Genesis 6Ang Pagkadaotan sa Katawhan1-2Niadtong- panahona daghan na ang mga tawo sa kalibotan ug maanyag ang ilang mga anak nga babaye. Nakita kini sa pipila ka langitnong mga binuhat ug gipangasawa nila ang ilang nagustohan. 3Unya ang Ginoo miingon, “Dili ko tugotan ang tawo nga mabuhi hangtod sa kahangtoran kay tawo lamang siya. Sukad karon kutob ra gayod sa 120 ka tuig ang ilang kinabuhi.” 4Niadtong- mga adlawa ug bisan pa gani sa misunod nga panahon, dihay mga higante sa kalibotan. Sila mga anak sa mga babaye nga sama nato ug sa mga langitnong binuhat. Sila mao ang mga bayani ug mga bantogang tawo sa karaang panahon.Ang mga babaye nakit-an sa pipila ka mga langitnong mga binuhat. Ang mga lalaki diay? O ba kaha, pulos lalaki ang mga langitnon nga mga binuhat? Walay babaye nga langitnon nga binuhat? Propareha man gyud ni no sa mga estorya sa karaang panahon sa Greece. Nga kuno ang mga ginoo, nakighi-usa sa mga makalibutanon nga mga binuhat ug mao naka-anak ug mga "demi-gods." Katunga tawo, katunga ginoo. Kanumdom mo nila ni Achilles, Heracles ug Perseus? Kung mao to sila ang mga bayani ug mga bantugang mga tawo sa karaang panahon, kinsa man ni sila? Nganong wala man ta nakadungug ani nila? Wala man gali pangalan man lang nga nakalista dinhi.Then ani-a pa gyud ning mga higante. Higante daw. Unsay may pasabot sa higante? Giants di ba? Ang pulong nga "giant" gikuha nato sa pulong nga Gigantes sa Greek. Gikan ni sa Greek Mythology. Usa ka kaliwat nga mga aggresive ug mga kusgan nga mga binuhat. Mga anak ni Gaia (Mother Earth) ug sa mga tulo sa dugo ni Uranus (Sky). Sama sa tawo ang ilang mga dagway ug gani, sama ra pud sa tawo ang ilang gidak-on. Dili na mao nga higante ang imong gi-imagine karon, nga dako kaayo o ba kaha taas kaayo nga tawo. Susama ra nato ang kadak-on.Sa mas karaan pang mga panahon, pila ka gatus ka tuig nga nag-una, sa wala pa mahasulat ang libro sa Genesis, duna nay mga estorya kabahin niining gitawag ug Gigantes. Apan ang mga detalye kay nagsagolsagol nalang no. Duna pa gani mga higante daw nga bitin ang mga tiil. Unya usahay pa gyud, masipyatan pa ang mga higante sa mga Titans -- ang mga ancestor sa mga ginoo sa Olympia. Sa ato pa, kung ang nagsulat niining maong libro, na-inpluwensya sa mga estorya sa karaan, dili ta mahibulong nga dunay gamay dinhi nga kasayuran kabahin niining gitawag ug higante.Unya human, mipahamtang ug limit "tagal" ang ginoo sa kinabuhi sa tawo nga kutob nalang 120 ang edad. Unsa man ni? Mao ni silot sa tungod sa mga gibuhat sa mga langitnong mga nilalang nga nakighi-usa sa mga tawo? Mura mag nabu-ak ni diri nga estorya no. Lain na pud nga tampalos sa mga kamot sa editor niining maong libro.5Unya- nakita sa Ginoo nga hilabihan kadaotan sa mga tawo sa kalibotan ug kanunay lamang ngil-ad ang ilang gihunahuna. 6Nagbasol siya nga gibuhat niya ang tawo diha sa kalibotan ug nakapasubo kini kaniya. 7Busa miingon siya, “Laglagon ko ang tanang tawo nga akong gibuhat. Laglagon ko usab ang tanang mananap ug mga langgam kay nagbasol ako nga gibuhat ko sila.” 8Apan gikahimut-an sa Ginoo si Noe.Nagbasol ang ginoo nga gibuhat niya ang tawo sa kalibotan. Kay kuno, hilabihan kadautan ug kanunay lamang ngil-ad ang ilang gihunahuna. Duna bay option ang ginoo nga magmugna ug tawo nga pulos buutan? Pwede ba siya makabuhat ug mga tawo nga sama niini? Mga buutan. Mga matinahuron ug dili makahunahuna ug ngil-ad. Pwede ba? Kang kinsa man nang sala nga ang mga tawo dautan? Gani, mahinumdoman nato sa milabay nga estorya sa Genesis, nga ang tawo wala gani nakahibalo ug unsay maayo ug unsay dautan. Hangtud nga gitug-anan sila sa serepente, mao nga nakakaon sa kahoy sa kahibalo sa unsay maayo ug unsay dautan, mao nga duna na silay kahibalo human adtong hitabo-a.So kung dunay option ang ginoo sa kung unsa nga matang sa mga tawo ang iyang i-mugna, iyaha ra ning sala nga nagmugna ug tawo nga dautan ug ngil-ad ang panghunahuna.Unya karon, daw sama sa usa ka gamay nga bata, nga wala nakuha ang iyang gusto, ming-ingon ang ginoo nga laglagon niya ang tanang tawo. Apil pa gani pud ang mga mananap, laglagon pud niyag apil. Ingon ani ka putong ang maong ginoo. Ingon ani ka childish. Nag-tantrum!Sa iyang kagamhanan, kay gamhanan man kuno ni siya; ug sa iyang kamaalamon, kay maalamon man daw ni siya, ug sa iyang pagkamahigugmaon, kay mahigugmaon man daw ni siya -- mao ni iyang solution, laglagon nalang ang tanang tawo nga binuhat niya. Unya sa kaputong sa iyang utok, apilon pa gyud niya ug laglag ang mga mananap.Pagka-irresponsable! Unya mao ni nga ginoo ang magpadayeg? Ang magpasimba?! Ang magpa-ampo?! Uy, pastilan! Kinsa mang tawo, nga sakto sa pangisip, ang dunay amor nga makadayeg ug makasimba niining maong ginoo?!Naghimo si Noe ug Arka9Mao- kini ang sugilanon mahitungod ni Noe nga usa ka matarong nga tawo. Siya lamang ang gikahimut-an sa Dios niadtong panahona kay nagmatinumanon man siya sa Dios. 10Aduna siyay tulo ka anak: Si Sem, si Ham ug si Japet. 11Apan ang katawhan daotan atubangan sa Dios ug ang kalibotan napuno sa ilang pagkadaotan. 12Gitan-aw sa Dios ang kalibotan ug nakita niya nga ngil-ad kini kay daotan man kaayo ang binuhatan sa mga tawo.13Unya ang Dios miingon kang Noe, “Nakahukom ako sa paglaglag sa tanang tawo. Puohon ko sila sa hingpit kay ila mang gipadagsang sa kalibotan ang ilang daotang mga buhat. 14Busa paghimog arka gikan sa kahoy nga goper. Buhati kinig mga lawak ug buliti ug aspalto ang sulod ug ang gawas niini. 15Ang gitas-on niini 133 ka metros,+ 22 ka metros ang gilapdon ug 13 ka metros ang kahabugon. 16Buhatig atop+ ang arka ug palabwa kini ug 44 ka sentimetros ibabaw sa mga bungbong niini. Himoa ang arka nga tulo ka andana ug buhatig pultahan sa kilid niini. 17Palunopan ko ang kalibotan aron pagpuo sa tanang binuhat. Ang tanan nga anaa ibabaw sa yuta mangamatay 18apan magbuhat akog kasabotan tali kanimo ug kanako. Sakay sa arka uban sa imong asawa ug mga anak ug sa ilang mga asawa. 19-20Pagdalag laki ug baye sa tanang matang sa mga mananap ug sa matag matang sa mga langgam aron dili sila mapuo. 21Pagdala usab sa tanang matang sa pagkaon ug tipigi kini aron inyong makaon ug makaon usab sa mga mananap.” 22Gituman- ni Noe kining tanan sumala sa gisugo sa Dios kaniya.Ani-a na, ang bantugan nga estorya kabahin ni Noah ug ang lunop sa tibuok kalibutan. Gihatagan ug mga detalye kabahin sa arka nga gipabuhat sa ginoo ni Noah. Akong balikon. Sa kaalam, sa kagamhanan ug sa kamahigugmaon niining ginoo-ha, ang paglaglag sa tanang binuhat niya, except lang ni Noah ug sa iyang pamilya, mao ang solution nga iyang nakab-ut!Ang Lunop1Ang Ginoo miingon kang Noe, “Sakay sa arka uban sa tibuok mong panimalay kay sa tanang mga tawo ikaw lamang ang nagbuhat ug matarong. 2Pagdala ug pito ka parisan nga laki ug baye sa tanang mananap nga giisip nga hinlo apan tagsa ka paris lamang ang dad-a sa mga mananap nga giisip nga hugaw. 3Pagdala usab ug pito ka parisan nga laki ug baye sa mga langgam aron dili sila mapuo. 4Kay human sa pito ka adlaw gikan karon, paulanon ko ug 40 ka adlaw ug 40 ka gabii aron pagpuo sa tanan kong binuhat nga may kinabuhi ibabaw sa yuta.” 5Ug gituman ni Noe ang tanan nga gisugo sa Ginoo kaniya.Unya ang mga bata nga naa sa sabakan sa ilang mga inahan, apil pud to sila ug kamatay? Unya karon, gipahipos sa ginoo si Noah ug mga paris sa mananap aron kuno dili sila mapuo. Unya buhaton kini ni Noah sulod lamang sa pito ka adlaw. Unya ang mga tanom diay? Gi-unsa man pagkabuhi sa mga tanom? Mga mananap ra man ning gipahipos sa ginoo?Ngano kaha gyud no, kung wagtangon lang diay sa ginoo ang dautan? Wagtangon lang diay ang mga ngil-ad nga panghunahuna? Dili makabuhat ang ginoo ana? Unya mao ni, magpadayeg, magpa-ampo, magpa-simba?!6Si Noe nagpanuigon ug 600 sa dihang gilunopan ang kalibotan. 7Siya- ug ang iyang asawa ingon man ang ilang mga anak uban sa ilang mga asawa nanakay sa arka aron dili sila mangamatay sa lunop. 8Ang tanang matang sa mananap nga hinlo ug dili hinlo ingon man sa mga langgam 9nanakay sa arka nga nagtinagurha, laki ug baye, kuyog kang Noe sumala sa gisugo sa Dios kaniya. 10Ug pagkatapos sa pito ka adlaw gilunopan ang yuta.Si Noah 600 na ang edad. Ayaw mo kalimot nga si Noah, ug iyang asawa, ug ilang tulo ka anak ug ilang mga asawa, mo ra ni sila ang nagpanday sa maong arka. Walo ka mga tawo, nga naghimo ug arka nga hilabihan kadako nga kuno gisak-an sa tanang matang sa mananap. Walo ka tawo.Ang pinakadako nga "wooden ship" ever built, kay ang gitawag ug Wyoming. Gilunsad niadtong 1909. Nagamit kini sulod sa 15 ka tuig ug milubog niadtong 11 Marso 1924. Gikataho nga ang maong barko, pirming masudlan ug tubig. Pirmi flooded. Ug mag-sige ug ka-inat ug lubag samtang maglawig kay tungod ang kahoy, dili man maka-maintain sa iyang porma. Mag-inat-inat, mag-lubag-lubag ug pirming masudlan ug tubig. Hangtud nga minglubog gyud pag 1924.The Wyoming was so equipped that it could be operated by a minimal crew of thirteen. The Wyoming represented the highest development in the construction of wooden sailing vessels. --From Wyoming Tales and Trails11Si- Noe nagpanuigon nag 600 ug sa ika-17 nga adlaw sa ikaduhang bulan, mibuhagay ang tanang mga tubod sa tubig gikan sa kahiladman sa yuta ug nangaabli ang mga bintana sa langit 12ug nag-ulan sulod sa 40 ka adlaw ug 40 ka gabii.13Niadto gayong adlawa, nanakay sa arka si Noe ug ang iyang asawa uban sa ilang tulo ka anak nga si Sem, si Ham ug si Japet ug ang ilang mga asawa. 14Nanakay usab uban kanila ang tanang matang sa mga mananap, mga ihalas ug binuhi, mga dagko ug gagmay ug ang tanang matang sa mga langgam. 15Laki ug baye sa matag matang sa tanang binuhat nanakay sa arka uban kang Noe 16sumala sa gisugo sa Dios. Unya gisirhan sa Ginoo ang pultahan sa arka.17Mipadayon paglunop sulod sa 40 ka adlaw ug milalom pag-ayo ang tubig ug milutaw ang arka. 18Milalom pa gayod ug dugang ang tubig ug ang arka naglutawlutaw niini. 19Hilabihan gayod ang pagsaka sa tubig nga gilapawan niini ang tanang habog nga bukid sa kalibotan. 20Ang tubig milapaw ug mga pito ka metros sa tumoy sa kabukiran. 21Busa nangamatay ang tanang may kinabuhi: ang mga langgam, mga kahayopan, ang tanang gagmayng mananap ug ang tanang tawo. 22Ang tanang binuhat nga may gininhawa nga nagpuyo sa yuta nangamatay. 23Gipuo sa Ginoo ang tanang may kinabuhi sa ibabaw sa kalibotan: ang mga tawo, ang mga kahayopan, ang tanang gagmayng mananap ug mga langgam. Si Noe lamang ug ang iyang mga kauban didto sa arka ang wala mamatay. 24Ang lunop misugod paghubas human sa 150 ka adlaw.Nanga-abli ang mga bintana sa langit?! Atong balikon nga kini nga detalye, pinasubay ni sa karaan nga panghunahuna nga ang langit kuno, daw kisami sa balay, murag takob sa kalibutan. Kung diin gipatapot ang mga bituun ug ang adlaw ug ang bulan. Apan, karon, nasayud naman kita, pina-agi sa atong pagtuki gamit sa science, nga walay "firmament" o gahi nga structure sa ibabaw sa atong panganud. Walay hibanggaan nga kisami ang mga "rockets" kung mogawas sa kalibutan padulong sa space. Ignorante pa intawn ang nagsulat niining maong estorya. Mas magpabug-at pa gayud nga "fiction" lang ning estoryaha. Ug nganong dunay motuo niini nga literally nahitabo gyud, ambot lamang gayud. Mga tapolan mohunahuna O ba kaha, bunga lang gyud sa ilahang naagi-an nga indoctrination no. Pero ok lang ni, education fixes ignorance. Pasensyahan lang nato ni sila no, ug tabangan nato nga makakita sa kamatuoran.Dili nalang nako lahuson ug basa no sa Genesis kapitolo 8 hangtud sa 10. Nalipong na ko ug hunahuna nga dunay mga tawo, nga mga edukado ug maalamon, apan motuo nga literally nahitabo ning estorya ni Noah.Nalukop nalang ug tuyoktuyok ang pipila ka mga believers niining estoryaha aron sa pagpangita ug ebidensya. Apan hangtud karon, pakyas lang gihapon. Walay ebidensya arka, walay ebidensya sa usa ka lunop sa tibuok kalibutan (worldwide flood). Maghunahuna gani ta, ang usa ka lunop, lunop sa tibuok kalibutan, nga kuno minglanat ug usa ka tuig, dili kaha magbilin ug ebidensya? Geological evidence niini, magsyagit unta sa ka-obvious! Apan wala gyud. Pila na ka expedition ngadto sa Ararat mountain ranges dinha sa Eastern Turkey, wala gyud. Pila na ka pagpanlungag, pagpangkalut sa yuta sa lainlaing lugar sa kalibutan, wala gyuy ebidensya sa worldwide flood. Zero.Daghan pa gyud ug issue ang maong estorya:Diin man gikan ang tubig? Unya diin man padulong?Ang mga mananap, gi-unsa nila pag sanay ug balik? Ug gi-unsa man pud nila pagbalik sa ilahang natural habitat? Kangaroos sa Australia? Kung gikan silag Turkey, gi-unsa man nila pagbalik sa Australia? Unya kung hinayhinay sila mingsanay ug mingbiyahe padulong sa Australia, nganong wala man gyud tay makit-an nga mga bukog sa kangaroo between Turkey ug Australia?Gi-unsa pagsurvive sa mga hulmigas? Lalaki ug babaye nga hulmigas, igo na na? Usa ka community ang survival sa hulmigas, tungod kay duna silay tagsa-tagsa ka mga bahin. Dunay queen ug dunay workers.Ang nagkalain-laing kaliwat sa tawo. Realistic ba nga gikan lang ta sa walo ka mga tawo? Ang pamilya ni Noah?Kung nalukop ug tubig ang kalibutan, mausab ang atmosphere. Mamahimong matubigon ang hangin nga malumos ka gani sa pagginhawa lamang.Duna toy tawo nga ginganlan ug Utnapishtim, nga usa ka survivor. Nakasurvive siya, uban sa iyang pamilya ug kuyog sa pipila ka mga mananap ug mga artesano (craftsmen). Ming survive sila tungod sa pahimangnu sa ginoo nga si Ea. Gitug-anan siya ni Ea nga pagagub-on sa mga ginoo ang tanang buhi sa kalibutan pinaagi sa usa ka lunop. Mao nga gipahimo niya si Utnapishtim ug dako nga barko aron nga maluwas sila sa lunop. Tuod man, gilunopan ang tibuok kalibutan ug naluwas gyud si Utnapishtim ug ang iyang mga kuyog sa barko. Human gihimong immortal si Utnapishtim sa mga ginoo.Kaning maong estorya naka-ukit sa kapin sa napulo ka mga clay tablets sa ancient Sumeria. Ang maong clay napetsahan nga gisulat niadtong mga 2000 BCE. Atong hinumdoman nga ang Genesis napetsahan nga gisulat between 1000 BCE to 500 BCE. Sa simpleng pagkabutang, ang estorya ni Noah ang usa sa pinakakaraan nga example sa plagiarism -- ang pagpangopya sa ginama sa laing tawo.Dugang pa, duna sad toy tawo nga ginganlan ug Atrahasis, usa pud ka survivor. Nakasurvive siya, uban sa iyang pamilya. Ming survive sila tungod sa pahimangnu sa ginoo nga si Enki. Gitug-anan siya ni Enki nga pagagub-on sa mga ginoo ang tanang buhi sa kalibutan pinaagi sa usa ka lunop. Oops! Taympa ra gud! Nakabasa naman ta ani?! Kaning maong sugilanon ni Atrahasis, nagagikan ni sa ancient tablet sa Akkadia. Napetsahan nga gisulat around 1600 BCE. Mas nauna ang sugilanon sa Gilgamesh apan mas nauna pa ni sa sugilanon ni Noah.Uy pastilan daghan diay ni sila? Dili diay original ang sugilanon ni Noah? Duna pa gyud ang Eridu Genesis (Sumerian gihapon). Ang sugilanon ni King Manu sa India. Ang sugilanon ni Tata ug Nena sa Aztec. -- pulos sugilanon sa ginoo nga mingpapas sa iyang binuhat pina-agi sa lunop. Pulos naglambagit ug barko o arka.Kini ug uban pa, ang atong hisgutan sa sunod nga mga episodes dinhi sa atong programa.Kung intersado mo sa pag explore niini, ayaw kalimot ug Subscribe ug share niini. Para ato ning tanan.Dinhi lang usa, hangtud sa sunod higayon. Daghang salamat.Question everything. 

Neste episódio do Papo Lendário, Leonardo, Nilda Alcarinquë, Pablo de Assis convidam João Carvalho para conversarem sobre Gilgamesh. Conheça a lenda de Gilgamesh, o rei de Uruk. Descubra se a mitologia mesopotâmica é ou não a onda dos jovens. Saiba o que é o Atrahasis. LINKS Decrépitos Revolushow --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Neste episódio do Papo Lendário, Leonardo, Nilda Alcarinquë, Pablo de Assis convidam João Carvalho para conversarem sobre Gilgamesh. Conheça a lenda de Gilgamesh, o rei de Uruk. Descubra se a mitologia mesopotâmica é ou não a onda dos jovens. Saiba o que é o Atrahasis. LINKS Decrépitos Revolushow --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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View the art of Marc Chagall’s 1956 Pleurs de Jérémie. Explore the enacted prophecies of Jeremiah 16-19. These prophecies make use of common objects and ideas, convey a message without need for a long explanation, capture imagination and shock, and engage in activities uncharacteristic of social status or age. Consider what the text has to say concerning marriage and family in Jeremiah 16:2-4. The focus of Jeremiah 16:5-9 is on the rights and obligation of the Son as found in Ezekiel 24:15-18. We read in Jeremiah 16:5-6, “For thus says the Lord: Do not enter the house of mourning, or go to lament or grieve for them, for I have taken away my peace from this people, my steadfast love and mercy, declares the Lord. Both great and small shall die in this land.” Consider Lamentations 1:17, “Zion stretches out her hands, but there is none to comfort her; the Lord has commanded against Jacob that his neighbors should be his foes; Jerusalem has become a filthy thing among them.” Lamentations 2:11 states, “My eyes are spent with weeping; my stomach churns; my bile is poured out to the ground because of the destruction of the daughter of my people...” Explore the enacted prophecy of the potter’s vessel found in Jeremiah 18:1-4. Explore the Atrahasis creation story and the Egyptian tomb paintings of Queen Hatshepsut and Khnum. View a picture of Khnum forming Queen Hatshepsut. Consider Isaiah 29:16 and 64:8. There is a re-use of the same clay or a remnant. We read in Jeremiah 18:11-12, “Now, therefore, say to the men of Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem: ‘Thus says the Lord, Behold, I am shaping disaster against you and devising a plan against you. Return, every one from his evil way, and amend your ways and your deeds.’ But they say, ‘That is in vain! We will follow our own plans, and will every one act according to the stubbornness of his evil heart.’”

This week Rob and Chris talk about the greatest flood of all, The Great Flood! Ohhhhhh scary? The guys attend a "death feast" thrown by their boy Atrahasis before everyone drowns. Chris tells Rob about his new full-time, part-time job as a mass consumer. And finally the guys get wasted with a bunch of fish brothers and meet Manu. TLDR: "Remember the mud?"

The Enuma Elish and the Atrahasis, in circulation 3,800 years ago, were Mesopotamia's creation and flood epics, making them 1,000 years older than Genesis. Episode 2 Quiz: http://literatureandhistory.com/index.php/episode-2-quiz Episode 2 Transcription: http://literatureandhistory.com/index.php/episode-002-before-the-flood Episode 2 Song: "Babylon's Alcoholic Gods" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxED2Xa3R3Y Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/literatureandhistory

Mardi 20 octobre, nous recevions Nodey, beatmaker incontournable de la scène française, à l'occasion de la sortie de son premier EP solo "Atrahasis". la tracklist Le sample du jour : Vic Juris - Horizon Drive - 1979 Gangstarr - Mass Appeal - 1994 Aim et QNC - Gangstarr (The Tribute) - 2015 --- Les News : ±±Ding±± - Love Run Bluntside - クール！ Mood - Snakes et Vultures Rapper Big Pooh et Nottz - 300Z Xzibit, B-Real et Demrick - Murder Show Cult Of The Damned - Cult Of The Damned Big KRIT ft. Ludacris et K Camp - Shakem Off --- Nodey "Atrahasis" Tayra Banks Ned Starck --- Nodey live mix --- L'agenda de Flora :Vendredi 23 Octobre : NewSchool #2.02 Blackalicious x Senbeï au New MorningSamedi 24 Octobre : KLUB DES LOOSERS à la Gaîté LyriqueVendredi 30 Octobre : RONE à l'OlympiaVendredi 30 Octobre : 2 MANY DJ'S au Zig ZagVendredi 30 Octobre : MICK JENKINS à la MAROQUINERIE---Rone - Ouija---Bonus Lolo tracks :Dfresh - Start EvenJhazz - Live BeatTriple Darkness - Solid Amour

Send me your stuff! If you have an idea, a topic, or a response, RECORD IT! Then just send it to me and I'll post it as an episode on the podcast. I am hereby instituting an open door policy. You can all become co-hosts of The Secular Perspective Podcast! Feel free to reveal as much or as little about yourself as you want to. You can give your full name or make up a pseudonym. Give out your email and twitter handle, or give out nothing. It's up to you! Also, I took the time to read some responses I got from friends regarding our questions, interpretations, and comments about our Genesis episodes of Secular Bible Study. My friends Patrick and Michael have both put a lot of thought and time into honing their beliefs, and figured they would help us out. I greatly appreciate their responses and hope you guys enjoy their insight. Twitter: @SecularPodcast Email: TheSecularPerspective@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/thesecularperspective Tumblr: http://thesecularperspective.tumblr.com/ Episode Index Website: TheSecularPerspective.com Theme Music Provided By: http://www.jewelbeat.com/ Wikipedia page for the Ennuma Elish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enûma_Eliš Wikipedia page for the Atrahasis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atrahasis Tags: Secularism, Atheism, Agnosticism, Humanism, Antitheism, Religion, Belief, Faith, God, Christianity, Genesis, Pantheism, Creation, Evolution, Rainbows, Abraham, Israel, Canaan, Misogyny, Rachel, Hagar, Esau, Jacob, Jesus Christ, Buddha, Divinity, The Holy Trinity, Judaism, Faith Journey, Faith Exam, Isaac, Birthright, Ennuma Elish, Atrahasis, Babylon, The Theory of Accommodation

Get Saved!, One Chapter One, Republican Debate, Understanding the Bible, Wig/Space Zero the True Origin of the Universe, Flood Story, Creation Story, Extra-Wise, Atrahasis, Untapishtim, Uta-Naishtim, M-Theory, Parallel Universes. Opens with DEVO ends with SUD by Trap Door.