(Unfortunately Bruce is a "Doctrine of Accommodation" guy,  and is under false idea that we live in a heliocentric, ever-expanding universe that is nowhere describe in the bible. And that YHWH didn't mean wheat He said when it comes to the clearly laid out description of the world He made. Other than that, for the first 40 minutes or so, it's a decent primer before getting into the Enuma Elish.)

For more on the "Doctrine of Accommodation" see The Doctrine of Accommodation? | Robs Channel 

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Part 1 from Bruce Gore

00:00 - 45:44

Ever since the discovery of the Mesopotamian creation myth, Enuma Elish, there have been attempts to reconcile the creation record of Genesis with the views of the ancient Sumerians. In this presentation, Prof. Gore shows the important similarities, but also highlights the significant differences between the two accounts, and explains why the comparison should be important to us. For more free resources, please visit www.brucegore.com.

brucegore.com - Welcome to Gore's Website

Bruce Gore Lectures - Bible Research Tools

Bruce Gore - Life, Hope & Truth

Bruce Gore - YouTube

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Part 2: From Ancient Recitations YouTube Channel

WARNING: This is a non-biblical polytheist writing which attempts to tell, or retell, biblical events from their viewpoint.

This is presented for a view into the hearts and minds of polytheists only.

Know thy enemy.

The Enuma Elish (Enûma Eliš) is the Babylonian creation myth that describes the great hero Marduk's battle with the great primordial dragon Tiamat and her armies of gods and monsters.  Marduk defeats Tiamat, mutilates her body and uses it to form the covering of the sky and the Earth. He then creates man to keep the worship of the gods upon the earth.    The Enuma Elish's earliest texts date back to the 700-600 BC, however the text was probably compiled long before, up to around 1800 BC.   

Source:  http://www.sacred-texts.com/ane/enuma...

Enuma Elish | Assyro-Babylonian epic | Britannica

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