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The '''[[Tigris]] and [[Euphrates]]''' are two rivers where civilization began in [[Mesopotamia]] before 3500 B.C., as described in the Book of [[Genesis]] and also confirmed by non-biblical sources.
 
The '''[[Tigris]] and [[Euphrates]]''' are two rivers where civilization began in [[Mesopotamia]] before 3500 B.C., as described in the Book of [[Genesis]] and also confirmed by non-biblical sources.
  
 
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Revision as of 18:43, March 21, 2017

The Tigris and Euphrates are two rivers where civilization began in Mesopotamia before 3500 B.C., as described in the Book of Genesis and also confirmed by non-biblical sources.