Great Flood Stories World wide
A comprehensive list with the Flood Legends, grouped by continent.
A comprehensive list with the Flood Legends, grouped by continent.
The most interesting numbers used are 360 and 432, along with their multiples, which form the basis for many mythological and historical chronologies.
The Babylonians and Chaldeans had a concept similar to the Hebrew Adam-Kadmon, or first man, and recorded ten epochs from their head mortal to the Flood.
I believe that this earth has, for millions of ages, been the scene of human activities; you, that it is but a few thousand years old! Your God is human; mine is celestial.
The First Dynasty consists of 86 Chaldean kings who reigned for a total of 34,080 years.
So you have a name by name list from God to Adam and the Adamites all the way to Jesus.
The pervasive reverence for the Cross, the myth of the Garden of Eden, and the construction of pyramids across ancient civilizations point to a shared cultural memory and religious symbolism
In exploring the mythologies of ancient civilizations, we find recurrent references to a mysterious and ancient civilization, often interpreted as Atlantis.
The land destroyed by water was the country in which the civilization of the human race originated.
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.
Chaldean, Syrian, Indian, Iranian, Greek, Welsh, Scandinavian and Persian Great Flood Stories
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.
The little people would eventually integrate into other African races such as the Bergdama and the Bushman
The land of Egypt being first discovered by a woman, who was the daughter of Ham, and the daughter of Egyptus