sonmvayina: The Jewish Torah is an editted version of the Babylonian Torah....editted by Ezra.
When God(Marduk) asked Nebuchadnezzar to bring everyone to Babylon, it was for them to know he is the only true God. After the time of the exile, God also used Cyrus to free all the captives and send them to their respective land. Ezra was asked to prepare the Jewish Torah from the Babylonian one and take along to teach his people...
He editted the Babylonian version. The stories are still about the two brothers Enki and Enlil..The Anunnakis gods from old...
Babylonian doesn’t have a torah, it’s called Babylonian Talmud.
sonmvayina: The Jewish Torah is an editted version of the Babylonian Torah....editted by Ezra.
When God(Marduk) asked Nebuchadnezzar to bring everyone to Babylon, it was for them to know he is the only true God. After the time of the exile, God also used Cyrus to free all the captives and send them to their respective land. Ezra was asked to prepare the Jewish Torah from the Babylonian one and take along to teach his people...
He editted the Babylonian version. The stories are still about the two brothers Enki and Enlil..The Anunnakis gods from old...
Jargons upon Jargons.
Do you think the isiah book was written in one century?
When was the last time you use your brain for thinking.
Where in that link did they say adapa is from adam?
similarity between the stories of Adam and Adapa is something that is nearly universal in ancient mythology, which makes it hard to claim that they are derived from a common source. The same is true for the story of the flood, which is also a very common and easily explained primordial myth that appears in cultures all over the world.
sonmvayina: Ask Google...is that not what you are good at..
Ass wipe..
And what are you good at? Assuming from your smelling ass? Brain dead!
Adama (“Earth/Soil”) is derived from the word “adom” basically means “red”…referring to 1) the red blood which runs through our bodies and 2) the rust-red soil of many areas in the Near East. As far as I know, this term in used only in the mythology of the House of Israel.
Connections to the Sumerian Adapa are tenuous. The god Anu apparently causes Adapa to bring disease into the world, but is this really the origin of the Biblical Adam, or merely a coincidence? The origin and function of Adapa is quite different from that of ADAM. Moreover, I don’t think that “M” and “P” are linguistically interchangeable in either language. Most scholars are skeptical of any connection, although it’s an interesting thought and worth noting, to be sure.
The Egyptian ITEM (“Complete/ Total/ Finished”), which the Greeks called Atum, is the god of Iyunu (Heliopolis) and was understood as self-engendered and self-sufficient. According to The Book of Going Forth By Day, he will be one of two entities to survive the end of time and beyond. The Egyptian god IMEN (“Concealed/Unseen”) i.e. mysterious, is a member of a set of 8 gods, including his consort, the goddess IMENET. Worship of the god was centered in Waset, which the Greeks called Thebes.
So, as I said, these entities are derived from different words, different locations, different mythological systems, etc. There’s just too little solid evidence to make any connections.
The Adam and Eve story is a recast of an earlier Babylonian myth about Adapa, it tell of how man lost the chance to dwell indefinitely on earth. The serpent of the tree is not the devil or Satan. That is not their domain..The serpent is either Ninghiszida or Dimuzzi. They are the serpents of the good and evil tree respectively in the original tale....
The Torah was written by Ezra when they came out of the Babylonian exile. He is the one that created Judaism as the national religion of the Jewish people...
Banilla: I know Christians who believe the garden of Eden existed, Adam and Eve too, that the entire story actually happened... Here's my opinion.
God- good
Satan- bad
Adam and Eve being naked and innocent - human children
Snake- temptations associated with sexual maturity
Forbidden fruit- sex
Adam and Eve hiding because they were naked- being conscious of ourselves when we hit puberty
Adam's punishment- responsibility (growing up and becoming na man who has to toil)
Eve's punishment- the pain of childbirth (womanhood)
Cain and abel- represent how sin follows sex, humans are evil only after reaching sexual maturity. Though there are some good people.
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The fruit of good and bad means when humans sexually mature, we become aware; we lose our innocence and become capable of committing evil. It's just the knowledge that comes with adulthood.
It's not a moral lesson... But a telling of our lives, of humanity.
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I'm just making this story make sense... Maybe it had a meaning the writers wanted us to understand.
I doubt you went to school. The crack is making you have dementia.
Which “law” are they fulfilling? You are no better than the christians you castigate here, firm in their “beliefs” which makes them feel good, while ignoring facts!
Even a jew isn’t this dense in his religion, Judaism, the way you are acting.
sonmvayina: The Jews worship only the creator of all...
But they recognise the Orishas of God. Which they call the "sons of God" or angels.. Amadioha might not equate to the Jewish God...I think CHUKWU will be a better comparison..
Just like other cultures and civilization before them..
It is the Romans who came and made a religion out of it. To control peoples mind with it...
sonmvayina: What does "came to fulfill the law mean"?
How did he fulfill "Thou shall have no other God before me"..
When he said " No one comes to the father unless through me...."
Or ...you just going with the flow?
If Moses wrote the Pentateuch as often claimed, he must have written over 600 laws, including the Ten Commandments, which appear in three different versions (Exodus 20:1–17, Exodus 34:11–26 and Deuteronomy 5:6–21).
Moses did not write the Pentateuch and did not write any laws, because there was no Moses in history. Nearly all historians say that the events of the Exodus from Egypt never occurred, which means that its leader, Moses was not a real, historical person.
Image123: Yet again, we have nothing to discuss. i stand upon the Word of God.
You stand upon edited, plagiarized and forged yahweh books that you have to believe.
Even the jews that you borrow their books(Old Testament) from knows the genesis creation story is an allegory that you don’t have to take literal and “believe”.
Image123: God doesn't expect us to be natural but spiritual, the natural man doesn't follow the things of God. Man is born a natural sinner, liar, thief, fornicator, swindler. You must be born again.
Who created this man that was born a baby a natural sinner, liar, thief, fornicator, swindler? Isn’t the creation a reflection of the creator?