In the Utnapishim’s “Story of the Flood,” there were many gods as if one god could not control everything. Gods and mortals interacted on an everyday basis. Gods could take the mirrored image of humans. G

As for Noah and the “Great Flood” story there is only one God and he gives his blessing to Noah at the very beginning. God is the one that tells Noah in a dream about the flood to come, and what to do as far as building an ark. He does this because Noah obeys him. God does interact with humans, but they never see him. This is probably because he is so great and powerful. God decides to bring the flood about because humankind was becoming very corrupt. He brought the rains for forty day in order to make sure everything was destroyed has planed. God of course, allows Noah and his family to survive.

The two stories are very similar in many ways. Both God and gods bring destruction because they do not approve of the way mankind is acting. There is always one that is righteous enough to escapes the wrath of the gods or of God. There are also arks, animals, and of course the people who do not believe what is about to come their

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