Similarties_Of_The_Epic_Of_Gilgamesh_And_Noah_And_The_Flood

Similarties Of The Epic Of Gilgamesh And Noah And The Flood Isn’t it ironic how from two completely different origins The Story of the Flood, from the Epic of Gilgamesh, and Noah and the Flood, from Genesis (Hebrew Bible), are stories that come together resulting in the same over-all characteristics' Through obvious analyzation and comparison, it’s clear that these remarkable stories do not contrast. Rather, they are similar. These stories speak of ultimate forces destroying evil, people, to eliminate the negative world and preserving the few righteous people left on earth. Both these stories flood the earth exterminating devious beings, building massive boats to save good men, women, children, and animals, and consist of large arcs that landed on the summit of a mountain from which men and animals repopulated earth starting again new, with only good inhabitants. The words of these stories, which come from opposite origins share evidence that there is truth behind them. “The uproar of mankind is intolerable…” exclaimed Gods of the Greek, “…how great was the wickedness on earth, and how every plan devised by his mind was nothing but evil all the time,” agreed God, of the Hebrews. Furious with the mannerism and contempt of the people, the Greek and Hebrew Gods felt a strong need earth, noah, gods, flood, stories, gilgamesh, hebrew, greek, shall, people, god, different, story, sons, same, sacrifices, righteous, regret, plan, men, great, good, evil, every, cultures, both, words, women, waters, versions, two, told, together, sweet, summit, smelled