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Comment l’épopée babylonienne du déluge est devenue l'histoire biblique du déluge, et Utnapischtim est devenu Noé
How the Babylonian Flood Became the Story of the Great Deluge in the Bible (And How Utnapishtim Became Noah). Synopsis and Translation of the Sumerian, Akkadian, and Assyrian Cuneiform Tablets. Published by Times Square Press, New York, Berlin. www.timesquarepress.com
112 pages, Paperback
First published July 3, 2014
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January 1, 2019
VERY Short (but sweet) ;-)
MDL is the world's foremost expert on the Anunnaki and how they created/influenced our solar system/ planet Earth/humanity. So even though this is not really a book but rather a short treatise, it is still a very informative and eye-opening explanation of the true origins of the biblical story of Noah and the Great Flood.
MDL is the world's foremost expert on the Anunnaki and how they created/influenced our solar system/ planet Earth/humanity. So even though this is not really a book but rather a short treatise, it is still a very informative and eye-opening explanation of the true origins of the biblical story of Noah and the Great Flood.
May 7, 2024
I like the idea of this, and I’m happy to agree that there are obvious parallels between biblical parables and much earlier tales. I have no issue with that.
This particular book is not well edited. There are typos and completely unnecessary, repetitive breakdowns that steal any credibility away. Where are the indexes with source material? This should have been a pamphlet (with sources).
I’m glad that this was free on Kindle Unlimited; it reads like an incomplete term paper.
This particular book is not well edited. There are typos and completely unnecessary, repetitive breakdowns that steal any credibility away. Where are the indexes with source material? This should have been a pamphlet (with sources).
I’m glad that this was free on Kindle Unlimited; it reads like an incomplete term paper.
December 18, 2022
Le contenu est intéressant mais l’auteur donne l’impression d’avoir recopié de nombreux versets bibliques pour remplir les pages.
Il y a environ 30 pages en version kindle et ce livre est annoncé comme faisant 151 pages en version imprimée.
( Peut-être en édition gros caractères pour malvoyant)
La fin du livre contient de nombreuses pages blanches et de la pub pour les livres de l’auteur.
Il y a environ 30 pages en version kindle et ce livre est annoncé comme faisant 151 pages en version imprimée.
( Peut-être en édition gros caractères pour malvoyant)
La fin du livre contient de nombreuses pages blanches et de la pub pour les livres de l’auteur.
December 26, 2016
Very interesting!
I like the comparisons of the different versions of the flood including the names of the characters. The truth is out there.
I like the comparisons of the different versions of the flood including the names of the characters. The truth is out there.
December 14, 2019
Comparatif intéressant.
Petit texte court et incomplet sur la comparaison du mythe de l’Arche de Noé et l’Épopée de Gilgamesh .
Pour les avides de la mythologie
Petit texte court et incomplet sur la comparaison du mythe de l’Arche de Noé et l’Épopée de Gilgamesh .
Pour les avides de la mythologie
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