A creation tablet found at Ebla in Syria and dating to the third millennium BC. It ascribes the great works of creation to one great being, 'Lugal', literally 'the Great One'. It shows that both the creation story and the art of writing were well known to man up to 1,000 years before the time of Moses. It further shows that the liberal idea that the early chapters of Genesis were first put into writing hundreds of years after the time of Solomon is clearly fallacious.
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