Question

why has the epic of gilgamesh found on a cuneiform tablet been of interest to christians since its discovery in the mid-nineteenth century?

no choice is correct
gilgamesh was a christian
it talks about the resurrection
its account of a universal flood parallels the great flood in the bible

question 73
1 pts
where did most of the materials to build the pyramids come from?

southern africa
ancient greece
the giza plateau
no one knows

Explanation:

First Question (Epic of Gilgamesh and Christians)

• "Gilgamesh was a Christian" is incorrect as Gilgamesh predates Christianity.
• "It talks about the Resurrection" is incorrect; the Epic of Gilgamesh does not focus on resurrection in a Christian sense.
• "Its account of a universal flood parallels the Great Flood in the Bible" is correct. The Epic of Gilgamesh has a flood narrative similar to the biblical Great Flood, which interests Christians studying biblical parallels.
• "No choice is correct" is wrong as the third option is correct.

• "Southern Africa" is incorrect; pyramid materials were not sourced from there.
• "Ancient Greece" is incorrect; Greece is not related to pyramid construction materials.
• "The Giza plateau" is correct. Most materials for the pyramids (like limestone) were sourced from the Giza plateau or nearby areas.
• "No one knows" is incorrect as there is archaeological evidence about the source.

Answer:

Its account of a universal flood parallels the Great Flood in the Bible

Second Question (Pyramid Building Materials)