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Hebrew Priestly Tradition
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Mar 7, 2010, 7:46:49 PM
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Hebrew, Priestly tradition
550-400 BCE
(Genesis 1) -- closely related to the Sumerian and Babylonian myths
Yaweh's ruah (breath or wind, how "spirit" was defined at the time) moves over the primordial waters
Day and night are created (before the sun)
A firmament is created to separate the waters, and earth is created
Vegetation is created, followed by the sun, Moon and stars.
The 1st three creations are motionless, the 2nd three have motion (compare to the Canaanite egg Mot)
Other life is created, followed by man & woman, who are told to multiply.
They are given dominion over the earth (rather than being slaves to the gods as in other traditions)
References to gods (plural)
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