Genesis And Theogony... Plagiarism?

Genesis and Theogony ... plagiarism. Genesis is an editorial, and as with other edits, there are various contributors, but these contributors have a personal impact on the final work. Therefore it is not surprising that there are some similarities between early Greek cosmological theogogue and Genesis Genesis. In fact, the scope of such "borrowing" is not limited to Genesis, and Theogonie has its own roots in Greek mythology compared to Genesis in 1000 years.

In this first thing we saw how Genesis 1 and Theogonie contradict each other. In Genesis, God and Heaven came first to Earth, then in the Theological Seminary the Earth first came to heaven. In Genesis, God is the creator, in Theogonie it is a kind of confusion. Not only that, in Theogony we have never seen human creation. In fact, Theogony noted that the negative sanctions of men are actually sacred, and in Genesis the man's negative sanctions are coming from sin. In Theogony it is "God" that reveals good and evil, and in Genesis God says that you should not eat from good and evil trees. In fact, God tells us to choose a life

Both the Genesis and Hessio's "theory" of the Bible are descriptions of the origins of the universe and are also descriptions of different cultures. Genesis comes from the Ancient Hebrew Bible, and Theogony is a poem from ancient Greeks. These two descriptions have changed significantly, and they have very different views on evil, the earth, and the origin of God. In Genesis 1, God created the heavens and the earth, and in the sixth day it was created the rest of the creation and rested on the seventh day. As the Bible shows later, he rested on the seventh day and gave the pattern to humans: I work 6 days and then 7 days off. God is eternal, so he has not begun, he never ends. On the first day, God created light for no reason. On the second day, he created heaven (probably the atmosphere). On the third day, God created the lands of dried land and plants. On the fourth day, God created the sun, the moon and the stars.