1. By Sandra Cash

2. Flood Myths Around The World
 Jewish/Christian
 Aztec
 Hawaiian
 Similarities
 Tower of Babel
 Conclusion

3. Noah and the Flood
 Noah was surrounded by evil.
 God regretted making
humans.
 God warned Noah about the
flood.
 God promises never to flood
the world again, he shows this
with a rainbow.

4. Aztec Flood Myth
 The Creator warns Tapi.
 Tapi builds a boat.

5. Hawaiian Flood Myth
 God sends a flood.
 Nuu is warned about the flood.
 Nuu builds a vessel called the royal
vessel.
 Nuu brings his wife and his 3 son’s
wives.
 The cave remains there to this day as
a testimony .

6. Similarities
 Humans became evil so god/gods wanted to start over.
 Some how the humans get warned about the flood.
 Humans are spared by either building a boat of some
kind.

7. Why these myths have similarities.
 Tower of Babel.
 Bible story of Babel.
 Myth of Babel.

8. Conclusion

9. Photo Credits
 Noah's ark rainbow covenant. (2007). [Web]. Retrieved
from http://www.solarnavigator.net/noahs_ark.htm
 Lydon, T. (Photographer). (2010). Mexican flag. [Web].
Retrieved from
http://www.etftrends.com/2010/06/blackrock-views-
mexico-as-etf-hotspot/
 Mauna kea – the highest peak of the earth. (2010).
[Web]. Retrieved from http://wonders-of-nature.net/
 Llama. (2010). [Web]. Retrieved from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llama

10. Photo Credits Continued
 The tower of babel was an astronomical observatory..
(2007). [Web]. Retrieved from
http://www.reformation.org/cross-busters.html
 Retrieved from
http://worldcultures09up.pbworks.com/w/page/15366
281/FrontPage