An ancient Babylonian story of the Flood that includes the creation, corruption, the flood, and a new order

Term used to describe the third and final stage of redemption

Term used to describe the second or middle stage of redemption

In the Hebrew language, it means a delightful place.

In the Babylonian language, it means plain or flatland.

An ancient Babylonian story about the creation

Fourth of the four headwaters flowing out of the river from the Garden of Eden

Region between Egypt and Mesopotamia, bordered by the desert on the south and the mountains on the north

Second of the four headwaters flowing out of the river from the Garden of Eden. It went through the entire land of Cush.

An ancient Babylonian story of the Flood

Term used to describe the first stage of redemption

The seven pronged lamp that was in the Tabernacle

The region of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers

Name of the first of the four headwaters flowing out of the river from the Garden of Eden. It went through the land of Havilah, where there was gold and onyx.

The original form of something that serves as an example for other similar things

Day of rest

Movable tent in which the Ark of the Covenant was kept and in which God showed His special presence to Israel

Third of the four headwaters flowing out of the river from the Garden of Eden. It ran along the ast side of Asshur.