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Enuma Elish - The Birth Of The Gods / Babylonian Genesis

Enûma Eliš (Enuma Elish) also known as The Seven Tablets of Creation is a Babylonian or Mesopotamian epic poem describing the beginnings of the cosmos, the birth of the gods, the rise to dominance of the god Marduk, and the creation of humanity. Enuma Elish - The Birth Of The Gods / Babylonian Genesis The name ‘Enuma Elish’ comes from the first two words of the poem, meaning ‘when on high’ or ‘when in the heights.’ The Enuma Elish comes from Babylon, and the best text we have is written in the Akkadian language, using cuneiform script, on seven tablets. The poem was read as part of the ritual for the Akitu festival, which marked the Babylonian new year. Enûma Elish has about a thousand lines and was recorded in Akkadian on seven clay tablets. One of its primary purposes seems to be the elevation of Marduk, the chief god of Babylon, above other older Mesopotamian deities. The importance of Enuma Elish to the study of Genesis 1 is to demonstrate that these concepts were in fact (and were almost certainly perceived to be) common Near Eastern lore rather than data of Israel’s revelation, and that Israel used this lore to convey its own independent message. The most striking parallels between Enuma Elish and the Bible are not to Genesis but to the scattered poetic passages that allude to the Lord’s defeat of the sea in primordial times. This defeat of the sea is often accompanied by mention of the kingship of God, the creation of the world, and sometimes the creation of the Temple. #Anunnaki #enumaelish #matrixdisclosure