Comparision of Genesis with Other Creation Mythologies

Comparison between Genesis and other creation myths We all know that our mother and father gave birth to us and grandmother and grandfather gave to our parents. But first. What is the beginning? Who made the sky, the earth, mountains and rivers, plants, animals and humans. How was the world created? What happened to the author? These problems confuse everyone and make them problematic. But no one can find the answer I am saying that the creation of life what people say is as impossible as the natural creation of aircraft from wasteful mountains.

Comparative myths provide a historical and intercultural perspective to Jewish myths. The two sources behind Genesis's story borrowed a theme from the myth of Mesopotamia but adapted them to their beliefs in God to establish a contrast with the polytheism creation myth of an ancient Israeli neighbors Did. Theology's creation All of Genesis 1-11 is full of Mesopotamian myths. The myth of Genesis 1 and Babylonian state creation, Enuma Elish are remarkably different and have similarities. In terms of similarity, both begin with chaotic water and separate water from the earthly living earth in a fixed domed "sky" before anything is made. It ends with the creation of a person called "person". Building a temple for God (In Genesis 1, this temple is the whole universe)

According to the creation of Genesis, there are two different stories from the others, but at the same time they all have similarities. The heritage is the first book of the book, which causes a conflict about the creation of the earth. The first story of Genesis introduces P's vision and the way it is produced. Throughout the story, the creation of God's human beings is within 6 days; God also created humanity with his own image. On the other hand, the second story of Genesis stands for J's creative vision, and based on this story human beings are different from the origin of the first story. In Genesis II, God did not create humans in his own image, but created "dust on the earth" (Genesis 2: 7). When comparing the two stories, there is a big difference between the two gods. In addition, the two pieces show evidence and conflicts that support them in different composition style.