Term used to describe the third and final stage of redemption

Term used to describe the second or middle stage of redemption

In the Hebrew language, it means a delightful place.

In the Babylonian language, it means plain or flatland.

Name given both to a son of Cain and to a descendant of Seth. The son of Cain was a murderer and the descendant of Seth "walked with God."

An ancient Babylonian story about the creation

Fourth of the four headwaters flowing out of the river from the Garden of Eden

Region between Egypt and Mesopotamia, bordered by the desert on the south and the mountains on the north

An event with circumstances so similar to a future event that the later event almost seems like a repetition of the previous one