The Desire for Everlasting Life and Gilgamesh

Eternal life or desire for eternal life is the first and oldest pursuit of humanity. Initially, humans were designed to live forever. When God created Adam, he lived on Earth and created him to fill it with his descendants. He never said that this is a temporary arrangement. If he does not eat from the tree, he will live forever. If he eats from the tree, then he will die. If he did not eat it from the tree, can he still live?

Gilgamesh's epic is a series of stories about King Gilgamesh written thousands of years ago. These stories tell the stories of many adventures that our hero Gilgamesh experienced seeking eternal life. These stories have an anonymous narrator, "I will announce Gilgamesh's behavior to the world," and introduced himself before introducing Uruk's hero Gilgamesh. The narrator told us that King Urk, Great King Gilgamesh is two-thirds of God, one-third of the people. Therefore, Gilgamesh is more beautiful and courageous than ordinary people. Because he is part of God, he sometimes has magical powers to appear in the story. According to the narrator, Gilgamesh is more than just a hero, he is a superhero. Gilgamesh fights against monsters, moves mountains and rivers, rescues troubled people, and generally protects Sumer's people

On a journey of finding the secret of eternal life, Gilgamesh encountered the blind man and became a sacred woman pub to try to prevent him from continuing searching afterwards. But Gilgamesh is arrogant and resolutely. Gilgamesh crossed the sea and was welcomed by immortal heroes, knowing Uta Napishtim ("I found the life"), a legendary hero who lived on the island of "death water" and gained eternal life . Uta-napishtim explained to Gilgamesh that human beings were created as human beings so that his mission is useless. However, after the interrogation, Uta - Napishtim was told that God put him on this remote island after being told that the world would be destroyed by the flood. Uta-napishtim made a square box shaped ark over his property, his wealth, his family, craftsmen, and creatures on Earth. After the storm, he and his wife became immortal and settled on an island far from civilization.