The Ark of Nuu
In ancient times, Nuu was the thirteenth generation from the first man. One day, the gods commanded Nuu to build an ark.
Oceania Flood Stories
The wife of a very good man saw a very big fish. Others caught and ate the fish despite warnings. Water burst from the ground and drowned everyone.
African Flood stories
The great god Unkulunkulu warns people of a flood, and they survive by climbing the Drakensberg mountains.
Great Flood Stories World wide
A comprehensive list with the Flood Legends, grouped by continent.
Unified Catastrophe Theory
The Unified Catastrophe Theory posits that a series of interconnected geological and astronomical events around the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 12,000 years ago
When the great floods came to Mother Earth, Nana Beaujo was walking on creation at that time.
The Creator was unhappy about this and decided to cause a great flood to purify the earth. A man named Waynaboozhoo survived.
Cherokee Flood Story
Very soon there is going to be a great flood, and the water will rise so high that everyone will drown. But if you make a raft, you can save yourself and your family.
Genesis Contains a History of Atlantis
the story of the Deluge plainly refers to the destruction of Atlantis and that it agrees in many important particulars with the account given by Plato.
Conclusions of the Great Flood story
The land destroyed by water was the country in which the civilization of the human race originated.
The Deluge Legends of America
Alfred Maury noted that American flood legends closely resemble those of the Bible and Chaldean records, suggesting a common origin from Atlantis rather than migration from Asia.
The Deluge Legends (I)
Chaldean, Syrian, Indian, Iranian, Greek, Welsh, Scandinavian and Persian Great Flood Stories
The Chaldean Deluge
Berosus describes how Xisuthros (Khasisatra) was warned by the god Cronos (Ea) of a coming flood and instructed to build a vessel to save his family, friends, and animals.
Yima and the Vara
Ahura Mazda foreseeing a catastrophic winter that would devastate the world. This winter, known as the evil winter
The myth of a sinking city
The myth of a sinking city, particularly in Chinese folklore, is often associated with the legendary city of Yingzhou, also known as the City of Immortals.
Therefore will I bring over them the waters of a flood, and overwhelm them all. But I will deliver what is left of the righteous among them; and I will bring them to a distant land, and the land in which you live now shall remain desolate and without one inhabitant in it.
Vaivasvata Manu
Manu once rescued a small fish, which later revealed itself to be the god Vishnu in the form of a fish (Matsya). The fish warned Manu about an impending catastrophic flood
Yahweh YHWH
Yahweh is often shown as a violent and jealous deity, commanding the extermination of entire populations, such as in the story of Saul and the Amalekites in 1 Samuel 15.
These cometary fragments twice a year bombarded the North American and Atlantic region for a period of over two decades, every year twice a year.
Over the world then broke the great waters, drowning and sinking, changing Earth’s balance until only the Temple of Light was left standing
The Red World
Why is the Red Sea so named? If a
sea is called Black or White, that may be due to the dark coloring of the water or to the brightness of the ice and snow.
Aboriginal recorded stories about a time when the ancestors of these people lived at the coast “where the Great Barrier Reef now stands”.
Noah and The flood
And Enlil said unto Noah, Come thou you and all thy your house into the ark; for thee you have I seen righteous before me in this generation bloodline.