This epic poem of a the god-king Gilgamesh is retold by the author in three separate stories, with this edition being the first. The Revenge of Ishtar (Gilgamesh Trilogy #2), Zeman, 1993 My students were fascinated with all three books and eager to look at and read them. Other excellent resources include the end note maps and the author's commentary on the last page. What aspects of the story agree with the Bible? (Enkidu is made from the clay of the earth just like Adam in Genesis 2, etc). Example: Does God need friends? Is God bitter and cruel like Gilgamesh? Does God need to learn lessons like Gilgamesh?) (for younger children, ask yes/no questions to contrast. Who needs to learn how to live righteously?Ĭontrast God's attributes and Gilgamesh's. Was it right to pray to the Sun God for help? or Who should we pray to for help? see Matt 7:15-19) indicate he was from God? Why or why not? This is the least 'scary' of the three titles in this series.Īn especially valuable title for boys that includes themes of establishing respect in male relationships, there are some concepts children will need help clarifying.ĭid Gilgamesh's behavior (you will know them by their fruits.
Wonderful illustrations and a simple text illuminate the Epic of Gilgamesh for children.
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