God had chosen Abram to take over the earth that He had created by making a promise to him. It seemed like He had erased the creations He had made to give way for Abram. God had wiped out His creations by flooding the earth for more than a month. Realistically, this was a very unusual occurrence. But in Abram’s ancient view of the cosmos, this was not. For Parry, the story of Noah’s flood was towards “de-creation” meaning that God wanted to start all over again. The story of Noah’s flood and The Epic of Gilgamesh were almost the same. The only difference was during Noah’s time, there was only one true God who created the flood. On the other hand, the Epic was based on mythologies. According to the biblical author, earth did not have any
