>>514834888
The myths are confusing. In the Phoenician History of Philo it is said that they were confused by Thoth-Mercury (the Romans identified him with Odin and Lugh, Lugus)
but the murder of Ymir = the flood. Why? You are literally told in the myth that the giants almost died and few were saved. where are the giants from? This myth is about the flood. everything is not so simple. The Scandinavian myth does not tell about the events BEFORE the flood, but immediately tells about the murder of Jamshid-Ymir

btw
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Votan

For some reason, Heracles-Nergal-Vahagn-Indra was depicted exactly the same as Zahhak, but was one-eyed, which corresponds to Odin (he was also depicted as red-haired, which immediately reminds me of the Islamic Dajjal). Although he was a serpent fighter, although... purified, whitewashed Feyridun (analog of Indra, simply Indra was demonized, but the hero had to be. Zoroaster literally said that Indra-Hercules and Rudra-Apollo are fallen) himself turned into a dragon. Heracles has too many names, he is Marduk, Luwian Santa/Sandos, Ninurta etc etc etc

Yes, the Native Americans spoke of a similar deity.

>>40964156
It's about Apollo Karneios

for some reason Nergal was depicted with snakes sticking out of his shoulders like zahhak

and had 1 eye like the Dajjal and Odin

Valhalla
BalGallu >>40962499

>>513817621
>>star of remphan all over the place there
https://www.academia.edu/105697381/Nergal_the_god_of_death_Emerges_from_the_Abyss_and_the_Mistaken_Correlation_to_Remphan_and_the_Star_of_David

https://www.academia.edu/50834604/Ninurta_Nimrod_Son_of_Enlil_Satan_the_First_Post_Flood_Hybrid

>>40848999
8. In the Biblical History of Philo, Sanchuniathon is quoted and they write that the mysteries were founded by Thoth-Hermes-Mercury (associated with Ningishzida), he confused the myths (for some purpose) and introduced the worship of snakes and dragons
9. The Sumerians had a tree of knowledge underground and it was guarded by Ningishzida
10. Intelligent reptiles are real, I think they can have a parasitic component. Perhaps this is how Cuchulainn's mother got pregnant, who was deceived with the help of fog, Lugh (there were horses giving birth nearby, these are kelpies)
11. Native American peoples told stories about creatures with snakes (often horned) sticking out of their shoulders.
12. https://balkancelts.wordpress.com/2015/07/04/cernunnos-and-the-ram-headed-serpent/

>>40836103
>>40836129
>>40836163
http://www.bibleorigins.net/SerpentNingishzidaBibliography.html

http://www.bibleorigins.net/Pre-biblicalOriginsofEdensSerpentinMesopotamianMyths.html

Ningishzida was considered the son of Nianzu identified with Ninurta, and he with Hercules. Hercules is possibly Bel. Caduceus is associated with Ningishzida and is used in Christianity (and a huge pine cone from the temple of Serapis-Isis-Horus stands in the Vatican)

The Sumerians had a tree of knowledge underground, according to myth, people are created by a horned goat with a snake tail, Enki or Egyptian Khnum (Apam Nepat in the Vedas, Apsu is already mentioned there, and Apsara is associated with them)

btw
https://www.academia.edu/38359556/Who_was_the_deity_worshipped_at_the_tent_sanctuary_of_Timna?source=swp_share

btw
stuff of Moses
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiuhcoatl