The worldwide catastrophic Flood, recorded in the book of Genesis, was a real event that affected real people. If there never was a worldwide Flood, then why are there so many stories about it?
It is to be expected that the stories of the flood would contain not only profound similarities but also differences. These differences would be due to both the confusion of tongues and the varying relationships to the true God which cultures had.
British explorers discovered in 1852–1853 clay tablets containing the Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh. First translated in 1872, its contents shocked the scholarly world because it seemed to closely parallel parts of Genesis, especially the Flood account. Indeed, many scholars accused the Bible of merely retelling the epic.
Oral traditions of the global flood from Mexico to South America are more prevalent than previously thought and confirm the truth of the Genesis account.
Oral traditions of the global flood from Canada & the Arctic are more prevalent than previously thought and confirm the truth of the Genesis account.
Oral traditions of the global flood from the continental United States are more prevalent than previously thought and confirm the truth of the Genesis account.
Various cultures around the world have legends about a flood that destroyed the earth.
Many flood legends may have a common tie to the true history of the Flood, which is accurately recorded in Genesis.
Critics claim the Bible’s account borrows from earlier myths. But it’s the other way around.
An ancient Mesopotamian clay tablet corroborates the biblical record of the Flood and Noah’s Ark.
There are hundreds of stories and legends about a worldwide flood. Why do diverse cultures share a strikingly similar story?
The natives of Sudan call Lake Chad in Africa BORNU BAHER EL NUH...
It is the worldwide existence of traditional stories, such as this one from the Australian Aboriginals, which provides evidence that the common ancestor of today’s races was Noah.
Unknown to most people, the Australian Aborigines have many traditions surprisingly similar to parts of the book of Genesis, especially those regarding Creation and Noah’s Flood.
Oral traditions of the global flood from Mexico to South America are more prevalent than previously thought and confirm the truth of the Genesis account.
Oral traditions of the global flood from Canada & the Arctic are more prevalent than previously thought and confirm the truth of the Genesis account.
Oral traditions of the global flood from the continental United States are more prevalent than previously thought and confirm the truth of the Genesis account.
Various cultures around the world have legends about a flood that destroyed the earth.
Many flood legends may have a common tie to the true history of the Flood, which is accurately recorded in Genesis.
Critics claim the Bible’s account borrows from earlier myths. But it’s the other way around.
An ancient Mesopotamian clay tablet corroborates the biblical record of the Flood and Noah’s Ark.
There are hundreds of stories and legends about a worldwide flood. Why do diverse cultures share a strikingly similar story?
The natives of Sudan call Lake Chad in Africa BORNU BAHER EL NUH...
It is the worldwide existence of traditional stories, such as this one from the Australian Aboriginals, which provides evidence that the common ancestor of today’s races was Noah.
Unknown to most people, the Australian Aborigines have many traditions surprisingly similar to parts of the book of Genesis, especially those regarding Creation and Noah’s Flood.
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