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Human Hypotheses of the Flood | ![]() |
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The archaeological discovery of ancient pre-Mosaic Chaldean stories of the Great Flood, such as
• the eleventh tablet of the Akkadian Gilgamesh Epic; and,
• the Sumerian tablet of Nippur, has led to a search for historical explanations of such a widely held ancient report. |
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Three | attempts have been presented in an effort to find a cause for the commonality of this ancient report which essentially supports the historical existence of the Genesis event without being bound by its biblical data.
These are –
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1. | Persian Gulf Hypothesis | |||||||
The reflooding of the Persian Gulf (Arabian Gulf) valley about 10,000 years ago by the rising Arabian Sea overtopping the rock ridge across the Straits of Hormuz (تَنگِه هُرمُز/مَضيق هُرمُز) has been suggested as an explanation. |
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2. | Black Sea Hypothesis | |||||||
The devastating flooding of the entire Black Sea basin about 7,500 years ago through the breaching of the Bosphorus (Βόσπορος/Boğaziçi) by the Mediterranean Sea has also been suggested. |
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3. | Uruk Collapse Hypothesis | |||||||
The change in the earth's climate which resulted in the collapse of the old Uruk civilization of southern Mesopotamia has also been suggested. |
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But these hypotheses, as interesting as they are, are not even a remotely possible 'explanation' if the Biblical data is accepted which points to a unique Global
Tsunami! |
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