Most of the stories in the bible were exaggeration and adapted by other myths. Let’s talk about the controversial flood story.
“The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence. And God looked upon the earth. And God said unto Noah, The end of
all flesh is come before me; For the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth. (Gen.6:11-13)
The story of Noah and the flood originated as a monotheistic verion of the Hermopolitan creation myth and presented an expanded account of events of
the first day of Creation.The more you research on the bible stories the more they are link to the Egyptian myths.
The cosmogony, or the religious teaching concerning the creation of the Universe as taught by Egyptian religion, in particular the city of Heliopolis
was evolved in a city that was the center of the cult of Ra, the supreme Godhead made visible in the sun.
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The Hermopolitan Creation myth is of four males and four females that came to earth from the primeval flood, see the link to “flood”
In the story of Noah, too, four males and four females emerged from a world wide flood after a mountain arouse out of the water.
The names of Noah and his tree sons closely resemble the names associated with the Egyptian Creation cycle.
In old biblical Hebrew, the name “Noah” (which should be transliterated as “Noach”) consists of only two letters “Nun” and “Ched”. WE
don’t know the original vowels were because old Hebrew text did not use vowels.
“Nun”the Hebrew name for the first leter of Noah’s name is the same world the Egyptians use to name the primeval flood.
Also Noah and Nun had the image of a serpent, in Hebrew writing, the letter Nun evolved from the image of a serpent.
Shem is the oldest son of Noah’s three sons and he has the most unusual name, In Hebrew it means “Name” so in other words Noah name his son
“Name” and it does not make sense. The word “Shem” is often use in Hebrew as the roots of the word “Shemoneh” meaning eight. This makes
the connection to the Egyptian city of Hermppolis that is Greek for Shmn, which means “eight-towns” naming the eight deities that came from the
flood and al, so the eight people that emerged from Noah Ark.
Ham, the second son of Noah, is pronounced “Chem” in Hebrew and is despicted as the father of the Egyptian and African peoples.
The third son of Noah, is Japheth in Greek Iapetos, a deity who son Deucalion, was the hero of yes another mythical flood of Greek.
So the flood of the bible characters relate to the Egyptian Myth of creation and the deities, Noah as Nun, (the primeval food) Ham the first land,
Shem the city of Hemopolis, Shmn built on the first land and Japheth the first creator deity.
The jewish scribes had a hard time changing the stories of the Egyptian myth of creation into the Jewish history one.
[edit on 20-2-2005 by marg6043]