Flood Myth in the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Biblical Flood Myth of Genesis

The Bible book of floods in the Gilgamesh epic and the Flood of Genesis recorded a historical flood never compared in strength. The Gilgamesh epic Sumero-Babylon tablet 11 also recorded a very extensive and highly destructive flood. Are they the same event record? EA Budge, in the Big Blood Flood and Gilgamesh epic, the story of the floods in Semelo - Babylonian records, in memory of the German legend not explained in the world floods stated in the Bible hypothesis Also many original events

The Genesis flood myth is similar to many other flood myths from various cultures, in particular the Sumerian flood myths from Utna Pischim of Gilgamesh, the most likely flood of the Genesis. The earliest known flood myths of the document are flood myths of Sumerian seen in the Deluge Tablet where hero was named Ziusudra. The story of the Quran is repeated in the Quran. There, the ark appears in SafinaNūḥ (Arabic: سفينة نوح "Noah's boat"). Noah 's Ark was searched at least during the Eusebius era (275 - 339 BC), and believers of myths kept searching for it in modern times. Many investigations have been done on the ark, but there is no confirmed physical evidence for the ark. There is no scientific evidence that Noah 's Ark exists in the Bible and there is no evidence in the geologic record of the global flood of the Bible.

An ancient Babylonian flood myth, epic poems of Gilgamesh tells us a story similar to Noah and his ark. Among them, a man named Utnapishtim built a ship to rescue his family and animals from the flood caused by the angry god. After 7 days Utnapishtim and his family rested safely on top of the mountain. These stories are constantly occurring and scholars have noticed their similarities. While studying more than 200 flood myths, creationist James Perloff observed that 95% of the story referred to the global flood, people were saved by 70% and 57% of the ship. I caught a breath in the mountain.

Is the flood of Gilgamesh the basis of the biblical flood? Origin of the Old Testament documented the flood of the world early in human civilization. The Gilgamesh Epic-Somero-Babylon version of Tablet 11 also recorded the flooding of the entire planet in the early stages of human development. Let's examine both and decide if one can be the basis of the other. Nels M. Bailkey in the reading of ancient history: the thought and experience from Gilganes to Saint Augustine, the lack of similarities and comments between the two versions: a remarkable similarity with later Hebrew stories But the big gap between them needs to be e.