Flood Myth of the Holy Bible and the Epic of Gilgamesh Flood Myth

Bible floods and epic poems of the Gilgamesh flood of the Old Testament Genesis are similar to Gilgamesh epic semilo - Babylon version tablets discovered by British archaeologists in Assyria in the 19th century. The account was recorded on the 11th. In the preface to the book "Gilgamesh epic", NK Sanders summarizes the involvement of pagan gods in the smollo - Babylonian flood story. As usual with the floods of Gilgamesh, Ishtar and Enil, it is an advocate of destruction.

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.

Some myths are almost universal, and their widespread distribution prove their age. The best example is the famous flood myth. The story of the flood that is recorded in the Bible is not the original of the ancient Hebrew, but it is derived from the early Babylonian girugamesh epic. However, the Babylonian version now absorbed the undoubted flood myth that existed thousands of years ago. Indeed, the myth of the flood is too old, so there is a chance to spread widely. In fact, almost all human society knows from Australian indigenous people to Tierra del Fuego.