What happens to Tiamat after Marduk defeats her in combat?

One of the most important things that humans do for the gods, according to the Atrahasis, is what?

The nemesis of humanity in the Atrahasis is:

After the rain slackens in the Atrahasis epic, Atrahasis knows that dry land can be found somewhere because:

The first two deities in the Enuma Elish who exist at the time the world is created are called:

This character summons “a horned snake, a mushussu dragon. . .Brutal umu-devils, a half-man half-fish, a half man half-bull,” and other monsters.

A simile we looked at in the Atrahasis compares human beings to:

The Old Testament god, toward the end of the Book of Job, brags that he was the only god to fight a _________, which scholars sometimes parallel to the Enuma Elish, Ugaritic Baal cycle, Hittite Kumarbi cycle, and Hesiod’s Theogony.

The earliest fragments of the Enuma Elish and Atrahasis are usually dated to around:

The earlier text this show covers, “The Instructions of Amenemope,” dates from the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt. In approximately which century were these instructions written?

The Atrahasis concludes with the gods deciding that:

The majority of the clay tablets on which fragments of the Enuma Elish and Atrahasis are written were discovered in present day:

Marduk’s father, Ea, does which of the following?

From what the Atrahasis suggests, how did Babylonians see themselves in comparison to their gods?

In the Atrahasis, humanity’s “racket, their clamor and clatter, grew ever louder!” What happens as a result?

Some of the Judahite scribes who wrote and edited the Pentateuch, Historical Books, and Prophetic Books were in Babylon during the Babylon captivity, which lasted from: