Which Mesopotamian deity (worshipped principally on Thursday) took the tablets of destiny away from Tiamat (the primeval chaos), and placed them in the custody of his son? Nabu (god of writing and travel) son of Marduk (chief god) and Sarpanitum (chief goddess) Sin (god of the moon), son of Enlil (god of the storm) and Ninlil (goddess of the storm) Shamesh (god of the sun), son of Sin (god of the moon) and Ningal (goddess of the moon) Enki (god of the abyss), son of Anu (sky father) and Nammu (primeval sea) Marduk (chief god), son of Enki (god of the abyss) and Dumkina (goddess of the abyss)

Which Mesopotamian deity (worshipped principally on Thursday) took the tablets of destiny away from Tiamat (the primeval chaos), and placed them in the custody of his son? Nabu (god of writing and travel) son of Marduk (chief god) and Sarpanitum (chief goddess) Sin (god of the moon), son of Enlil (god of the storm) and Ninlil (goddess of the storm) Shamesh (god of the sun), son of Sin (god of the moon) and Ningal (goddess of the moon) Enki (god of the abyss), son of Anu (sky father) and Nammu (primeval sea) Marduk (chief god), son of Enki (god of the abyss) and Dumkina (goddess of the abyss)

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