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    The Epic of Gilgamesh and Noah and the flood myths stories has several similarities and difference. In the both stories‚ there is an enormous flood that covers the earth. The flood myth in The Epic of Gilgamesh was written somewhere around 2750 and 2500 BCE‚ whereas the Noah and the Flood was written around 500 BC. As for The Mesopotamian story is date in the Bronze Age‚ 3000-1050 BC. All three stories tell a story of a noble figure who is apprised by mystical beings that a large flood is going

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    interpretations of biblical narratives. One of his most iconic works‚ "Noah’s Ark‚" offers a compelling depiction of the biblical story‚ emphasizing themes of divine promise and redemption.Edward Hicks’ "Noah’s Ark" is a masterpiece that captures the essence of the biblical narrative with its meticulous attention to detail and rich symbolism. Created using oil-based paints‚ this painting serves as a powerful testament

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    Gilgamesh Vs Genesis

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    employed to build a boat in the event of an upcoming flood. Noah is advised by God to “Make [himself] an ark of cypress wood” (Genesis 6)‚ and to survive the upcoming floods with his family and two of many livestock. Likewise‚ Utnapishtim is approached by the God Ea to “demolish the house‚ and build a boat” (Gilgamesh 89). Both are ordered to build a boat with many compartments to save the animals to repopulate the world after the floods. Both Noah and Utnapishtim’s families are also the only survivors

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    similarities between the two accounts. Beginning with most importantly with God choosing the righteous man to build an ark because on an impending great flood. In both stories one good man‚ Noah from Genesis and Utnapishtim form Gilgamesh‚ are saved and chosen to build an ark or boat. In Genesis God decides to destroy all but Noah‚ who "found grace in the eyes of the Lord" (Gen. 6:8). Noah becomes the source of salvation for the creation of man in the future. A new hope for re-creation after the flood

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    Noah's Apocalyptic Flood

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    creating an apocalyptic flood. However‚ God saw that one man‚ Noah‚ who was worthy among all of mankind to live. God told Noah to build an ark for him and his wife‚ three sons and his three sons wives‚ so that they could survive and prosper among the earth. God also told Noah to gather animals of all kinds but they had to be male and female of each kind. After building the arkNoah and his family and all the animals got onto the ark‚ God made it rain for forty days and nights; and all of life

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    age-old tale of Noah’s Ark. Told from the viewpoint of a bold‚ outspoken woodworm that sneaks onto the ship‚ the story defies the traditional telling of the classic flood story. Rather‚ the woodworm relates unheard of insight on the arduous trip within the ark‚ the humorous animals he experienced the journey with‚ and the untrue details that characterize the biblical story. However‚ the most remarkable information the woodworm includes in the story involves the character of Noah himself. In “The Stowaway

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    Growing up‚ I loved the story of Noah’s Ark. I loved the underdog theme in which it was presented in Sunday school lessons and sermons: Noah and his family against the world‚ laughed at by the pagan masses—the terrible‚ bloodthirsty people who would soon get their comeuppance. I pictured poor Noah‚ laboring day after day with his sons to build an ark to save his family‚ the chosen of God’s creation‚ from a cataclysmic flood that would wipe out all of civilization. I imagined the threats and the taunts

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    the story of Noah in the Holy Bible‚ we can see the topics expanded and relate to the modern era in Darren Aronfsky’s Noah. The story of Noah from the Bible is a classic story that depicts the events of a wise spread flood that wiped out the population of the Earth with exceptions of Noah and his family. In the Bible‚ Noah‚ who has talked to God‚ was instructed to build an ark. God had trusted him to preserve human and animal life‚

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    In both stories‚ large amounts of description are used to build an ark. These specifications make it very easy for historians to reconstruct what the arks would look like. In the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ the boat was described as such: “…let her beam equal her length‚ let her deck be roofed like the vault that covers the abyss; then take up into the boat the seed

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    DJ Sims English H II September 16‚ 2012 1 Flood Essay Almost everyone knows the story of Noah and the Ark but you may not know that many other cultures have flood stories as well. These stories have many differences and many similarities but one thing they all have in common is symbolism. Symbolism is the practice of representing things by means of symbols or of attributing symbolic meanings or significance to objects‚ events‚ or relationships. What part does symbolism play in the story of

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