Myth of Adapa: We Are Created in THEIR Image!

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Myth of Adapa: We Are Created in THEIR Image!

Cub Kuker Supernatural Podcast EP449

The Myth of Adapa is an ancient Mesopotamian text originating from the Babylonian Kassite period, dated to the 14th century BCE (1400 BC – 1301 BC). Discovered in the ruins of ancient Babylon, this epic tale provides a glimpse into the profound wisdom and intricate relationships between the gods and mankind. The narrative centers around Adapa, a mortal endowed with great wisdom by the god Ea (Enki), and his extraordinary journey to the heavens. The myth explores themes of divine interaction, the pursuit of knowledge, and the boundaries of human mortality.

The Myth of Adapa, dating back to the Babylonian Kassite period of the 14th century BCE (1400 BC – 1301 BC), predates the final version of the Book of Genesis by nearly 1000 years. The Book of Genesis, as we know it today, was completed around 400 BC. While traditional attribution credits Moses with the authorship of Genesis, the specific contents of Moses' original texts remain uncertain. This historical gap suggests that The Myth of Adapa may provide crucial insights into early mythological and theological narratives that influenced later biblical texts. As such, it offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient beliefs and wisdom that predate and potentially inform the stories found in Genesis, making it a vital piece of our understanding of early human spirituality and divine interaction.

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