Myths Derived From Gen 3

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    Table of Ancient ‘Savior Battles with Serpent’ Legends Derived from GenesiSumerian !inurta

    and AsagA""adian #ardu" and

    Tiamat$g%ptian &e and

    Apophis'indu (ndra and

    )ritra'ittite Storm*g

    and (llu%an"a

    oNinurta, the rulinggod

    Marduk, whobecomes chief god

    Supreme god, Re, orgod Seth

    Indra, the god rulingover creatures

    Storm-god

    Said to save “Security “Saves “!eliverer “Saviour

    'urt !efeated in first battleSometimes swallowedthen freed

    "aws broken in battle#an$uishedtemporarily

    pent+Dragon %sag, a snake-likecreature

    &iamat, mother of thegods

     %pophis, serpent of theunderworld

    #ritra, a drought-causing dragon

    !ragon Illuyank

    Spea"s 'as devious words (es

    Association withwoman

    Is female#ritra)s mother alsokilled

    *oddess Inaraslures him to bat

    'as offspring 'as offspring

    ++ monsters as

    offspring

    'is children are killed

    with him 'as offspring

    (s deceptivelans to harm sonsshe swore to love

    !ragon fooled icoming to ban$

    Brings death Is murderousan annihilate soulsafter death

    &he drought hebrought caused death

    tleNinurta smashed allhis enemies

    Marduk kill &iamat andimprisons her seed

    .ach night Re beheads/ imprisons %pophis

    Indra kills #ritra / itsmother with lightning

    Storm-god kills dragon / its see

    Serpent contends for godship

    laims kingship Is the $ueen of gods&ries to kill supremegod

    hallenges Indra#an$uishes godtemporarily

    'ead harmed %ll of %sag flattenedby Ninurta

    rushed ut off, crushed rushed

    ent to debased place0ffspring put infetters and prison

    ut in prison

    e,s-Re kills serpent undertree of life

    Gree" Apollo and.%thon

    Gree" /l%mpian godsand Titans

    Gree" 0eus andT%phon

    Gree"+.hoenician1ronos and /phion

    0oroastrian A#a2da and Ahri

    o %pollo, son of 1eus,god of sun and arts

    0lympian gods, sonsof hronos

    1eus, the supremegod

    2ronos, the ruling god %hur-Ma3da, thcreator god

    Said to save “Savior4eader, 1eus, is“Savior

    “Savior“4ord of savingpower

    'urt %ll e5cept 1eus swal-lowed at birth by father 

    Sinews of hands /feet were severed

     %fflicted with 6diseases and d

    pent+Dragonython, a hugedragon

    &itans pictured withserpent lower portions

    &yphon, a hundred-headed dragon

    0phion, a serpent %hriman, anti-creator of serp

    Spea"s %cted as divineoracle

    Speaks of deceiving hisown father, 'eaven

    'as voices in all itsheads that speak

     %greed to a battle todecide who would rule

    Speaks of his edeeds

    sociation with woman2illed for trying toslay %pollo)s mother 

    hronos plots with hismother 

    'era bore him out ofanger toward 1eus

    'ad .urynome as wifeand $ueen

    'as offspring'as offspring, thehimera monster 

    'as 0lympian gods asoffspring

    'ad as seed the worstmonsters of *rk myth

    'ad monstrousoffspring

    reated the se %3i !ahak

    (s deceptivehronos deceives hisfather, 'eaven

    Typhon comes from*rk word “to delude

    Brings death7rings death anddoom to men

    Seemingly broughtdeath to his offspring

    'e caused much harmto men

    Is “all death

    tle %pollo slew ythonwith his arrows

    0lympians overcame&itans w8rocks / bolts

    1eus slew the gigantic&yphon with lightning

    2ronos threw 0phionin the sea

    Invoked gods tdrive evil gods

    Serpent contends for godship

    &ried to keep theirrulership

    ontended with 1eusfor rulership

    7attled with 2ronos for rulership

    0pposes all th %hur-Ma3da c

    'ead harmedMt9 %etna crushes hishead

    'ead is smittethe god Sraosh

    ent to debased placeython meansrotted 

    Sent to &artarus Sent to &artarus Sent to &artarus Sent to hell

    e,s- %pollo born by treesof life and knowledge

     %hriman withetree of life