Genesis (Part 1b) Genesis 10: ) Nimrod and the founding of Babylon 2) The founding of the cities of Assyria. 3) The Libraries of Nineveh
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1 Genesis (Part 1b) Genesis 10:8-12 1) Nimrod and the founding of Babylon 2) The founding of the cities of Assyria. 3) The Libraries of Nineveh
2 Genealogy The Flood - Abram Date BC Shem Date of the Flood Genesis 11:10 Arphaxad born Genesis 11:10 Shem died Genesis 11:11 Arphaxad Salah born Genesis 11:12 Arphaxad died Genesis 11:13 Salah Eber born Genesis 11:14 Salah died Genesis 11:15 Eber Peleg born Genesis 11:16 Eber died Genesis 11:17 Peleg Reu born Genesis 11:18 Peleg died Genesis 11:19 Serug born Genesis 11:20 Reu died Genesis 11:21 Reu Serug Nahor born Genesis 11:22 Serug died Genesis 11:23 Nahor Terah born Genesis 11:24 Nahor died Genesis 11:25 Terah Abram, Nahor, Haran Genesis 11:26 Alternative date Sarai born Alternative date Terah died in Haran Genesis 11:32
3 1) Nimrod and the founding of Babylon Genesis 10:8-9 'And Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth. He was a mighty hunter before the LORD: wherefore it is said, Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the LORD. Nimrod s kingdom King over the people. Idolatry was central to the building of his kingdom. Proverb Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the LORD. ' before the LORD Hebrew: Mynp 'paniym' Means in this context 'in opposition to the Lord His kingdom was established in rebellion against the LORD. He introduced an idolatrous counterfeit. cf. Rev 17:5.
4 Nimrod Genesis 10:8-10 And Cush begat Nimrod: he began to be a mighty one in the earth. He was a mighty hunter before the LORD: wherefore it is said, Even as Nimrod the mighty hunter before the LORD. And the beginning of his kingdom was Babel, and Erech, and Accad, and Calneh, in the land of Shinar. Babel - Babylon Erech - Uruk (Warka) Accad - Akkad Calneh possibly Nippur Cities dedicated to particular deity. Uruk dedicated to Inanna (Mother goddess). Nippur dedicated to Enlil
5 The rise of Babylon and the kingdom of Nimrod AKKAD BABEL NIPPUR URUK
6 Found at Warka Uruk (Erech Gen 10:10) Dedicated to Ishtar (Inanna) Kingdom of Nimrod. 1. Face of a woman from Uruk Made of Marble. Size 20.3cm Date c BC
7 Found at Warka Uruk (Erech Gen 10:10) 2. Religious Votive Cone (freewill offering cone made on behalf of the King) Made by priests. Pilgrims bought the cones to place them in the wall of the temple to the goddess Ishtar (Inanna). It was on offering for the welfare of the King. 'For Sin-ga-shid, the mighty hero, King of Erech, King of Amanu, in the temple of the goddess Ishtar which he built in the royal residence of his kingdom. Date: 2100 BC
8 Accad (Akkad) Flourished under Sargon c.2334 BC. Who established an Akkadian Empire. Daughter of Sargon made priestess of moon god in Ur She took the name Enheduanna wrote hymns to the gods of Babylon She was succeeded by Enmenanna, a daughter of Naram-Sin. Sargon
9 Accad (Akkad) Naram-Sin the grandson of Sargon Stele of Naram-Sin King of Akkad showing his victory over King Satuni of the Lullubi tribe from Zagros c.2230 BC. The Akkadian King leads his troops under the protection of the gods. His horned helmet denotes his deity, and he tramples his enemies under his feet. Kept in the Louvre, Paris.
10 Akkadian language The Akkadian language became the language of diplomacy in the Ancient Near East. Cunieform tablets have been found at Ugarit (Ras Shamra) in the languages of Sumerian, Hurrian, Akkadian, and another language known as Ugaritic.
11 Calneh (location unknown possibly Nippur) Nippur was dedicated to Enlil The ziggurat of the temple of Enlil in Nippur.
12 2) The founding of the cities of Assyria. Genesis Out of that land he went forth into Assyria, and builded Nineveh, and Rehoboth-Ir, and Calah, 12 and Resen between Nineveh and Calah (the same is the great city). Nineveh - Kuyunjik Rehoboth-Ir (Not known) Calah - Nimrud Resen (Not known) Nineveh dedicated to Inanna
13 Nineveh - Kuyunjik Founded by Ninus (Nimrod) Situated by the Tigris Known for worship to the goddess Ishtar (also known as Inanna) Image of Inanna from c BC
14 Calah - Nimrud 30km South East of Mosul Assyrian palace found here by Austen Henry Layard ( ). The Black Obelisk (Jehu) was found here in 1845
15 3) The Libraries of Nineveh Kuyunjik (Nineveh). Two libraries of cunieform clay tablets were discovered in Nineveh. In the Palace of Sennacherib, and In the Palace of Ashurbanipal. Ashurbanipal reigned Assyria between BC. Over 20,000 clay tablets were found in the ruins. They are all damaged so they probably form about 10,000 texts.
16 The Epic of Gilgamesh It was in the library of Ashurbanipal that the Epic of Gilgamesh was found. The tablets are now in the British Museum. The author of the epic was a person called Shin-eqi-unninni. Gilgamesh is thought to have reigned over Uruk in Babylonia c The Epic consists of 12 stone tablets written in the Akkadian language Tablet XI contains the Babylonian record of the flood.
17 Epic of Gilgamesh - King of Uruk (c.2700 BC) Poem telling the story of Gilgamesh's journey to find the spring of youth. The futile search for immortality. The Babylonian record of the flood is contained within the epic of Gilgamesh.
18 Babylonian record of the flood Tablet XI Gilgamesh Epic The flood to destroy the world. Utnapishtim built an ark to preserve living things. When the flood ended birds were sent out to see if they found dry land. British Museum
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