Feast of Marduk and Zarpanit. A Day called Shabatum. A Day in Some Tablets at Yale. IV. THE LEGEND OF ADAPA AND THE FALL OF MAN 260 Comparison with Genesis 3. The Adapa Myth. V. THE PATRIARCHS BEFORE THE FLOOD 264 Babylonian Long-Lived Kings. Comparison with Genesis 5. Comparison with Genesis 4. Comparison with the List of Berossos. VI. A BABYLONIAN ACCOUNT OF THE FLOOD, FROM A TABLET WRITTEN AT NINEVEH IN THE SEVENTH CENTURY B. C. 273 Translation of the Text. Comparison with Genesis 6-9. Another Babylonian Version. VII. AN ACCOUNT OF THE CREATION AND FLOOD, FROM A TABLET WRITTEN AT NIPPUR BEFORE 2000 B. C. 278 Translation. Comparison with the Other Version. VIII. AN ACCOUNT OF THE ORIGIN OF A CITY AND THE BEGINNING OF AGRICULTURE, FROM A TABLET WRITTEN AT NIPPUR BEFORE 2000 B. C. 283 Translation. Comparison with Biblical Material. IX. ABRAHAM AND ARCHÆOLOGY 290 Abraham hired an Ox. Abraham leased a Farm. Abraham paid his Rent. Who was this Abraham? Travel between Babylonia and Palestine. Hammurapi, King of the Westland. Kadur-Mabug. Kings supposed by some to be those of Genesis 14. X. JACOB AND JOSEPH 299 Appearances of these Names in Babylonian and Egyptian Records. “The Tale of the Two Brothers”; its Bearing on the Story of Joseph in Genesis. Letters to a Ruler like Joseph. The Seven Years of Famine. Inscription showing Preparation for Famine. XI. PALESTINE IN THE PATRIARCHAL AGE 307 The Tale of Sinuhe. Communication between Egypt and Palestine. XII. MOSES AND THE EXODUS 310 The Legend of Sargon of Agade; its Resemblance to the Story of Moses. The Pillar of Merneptah; the Only Appearance of the Name “Israel” outside of the Bible. XIII. THE CODE OF HAMMURAPI AND THE PENTATEUCH 313 The Text of the Code; Resemblance to and Contrast with the Mosaic Code. The Mosaic Code not borrowed from the Babylonian; Different Underlying Conceptions. XIV. AN ALLEGED PARALLEL TO LEVITICUS--A CARTHAGINIAN LAW CONCERNING SACRIFICES 342 The Text of the Carthaginian Law. Comparison with the Levitical Law. XV. SOME LETTERS FROM PALESTINE 344 Letters of Rib-Adda of Gebal. Of Ebed-Hepa of Jerusalem. Their Light on Conditions in the Period of the Egyptian Domination of Palestine. XVI. DOCUMENTS FROM THE TIME OF ISRAEL’S JUDGES 352