The tablet predates the flood story of Genesis, but Noah predates Moses.The Gilgamesh tablet confirms there was a worldwide flood before it was written in Genesis.This is because the Genesis account is written by Moses, long after the flood happened in the time of Noah.The tablet confirms the Genesis account.*this thread has been posted before but reposting for discussion.
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>>18468765>>18468767Good afternoon! :D
>>18468764Noah never existed
>>18468764So the Jews were plagiarists.
>>18469112No, it is an earlier account of the same flood.Timeline: Flood in the time of Noah---Gilgamesh account--------Genesis account.
>>18469112>>18469212And to add to this, now that I see your point about plagiarism, the people or person who wrote the account on the Gilgamesh Tablet, is a descendant of Noah.it was passed down through the generations so of course there will be similarities, it is an account of the same flood, passed down through the generations.Any differences in the floods accounts would be because Moses' account would be a more full account as it was effectively written by God, where as the Gilgamesh account, is an account written just by humans.
>>18469212>>18469215the timeline is:Utanapishtim, an immortal who survived to flood himself -> Gilgamesh, great king of Uruk, 2/3 god, 1/3 human -> babylon -> jews picking up the story and inserting themselves and their tribes deity into a story that predates their people and cult by 9 millennia. Any differences would be because jews made shit up. Of cause the older story recovered by a god king from an eyewitness is the correct one.
>>18468768Our OS. Fedora. Our tipping, excessive. But I think you started your thread with a fallacy. Might gather some responses with weird Bible stuff and MAYBE there was a big flood when the ice caps suddenly melted or something....but a worldwide flood?Surely there is a spiritual meaning, maybe an early example of survival of the fittest or some extinction event. The ones chosen by God (of this Earth) to survive did.
>>18468764History niggas really telling me they can translate that shit
>>18469548>> jews picking up the story and inserting themselves and their tribes deity into a story that predates their people and cult by 9 millennia.Technically Noah wasn't Jewish, and interestingly it's claimed his eldest son, Shem, settled in Mesopotamia. Abraham, Shem descendant, was also a native mesopotamia before emigrating and creating the covenant with God, thus becoming the first Jew.
>>18468764The story is about whites making it out alive from atlantis. my personal favorite version is the Irish rendition with the Tuatha Dé Danann
>>18468764>Supreme over other kings, lordly in appearance,>He is the hero, born of Uruk, the goring wild bull.>He walks out in front, he is the vanguard>Walking at the rear, one his comrades can trust.>Mighty shield, protector of his people,>He is the raging flood-wave who destroys even walls of stone!>The offspring of Lugalbanda, Gilgamesh is strong to perfection,>Son of the august cow, Rimat-Ninsun; Gilgamesh is awesome in his perfection.>It was he who opened the mountain passes,>He who dug wells on the flank of the mountain.>It was he who crossed the ocean, the vast seas, to the rising sun,>He who explored the world itself, always seeking life.>It was he who reached by his own sheer strength Utanapishtim, the distant city>It was he who restored the temples that the Flood had destroyed!>Who can compare with him in might and majesty?>Who can say like Gilgamesh: "It is I that is King!"?
