Norse Creation By: P.J. and Logan. The Creator ●Ymir was born from poisonous ice. ●Ymir became father of all giants. ●Ymir fell asleep and his left arm.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Norse Creation Story How the world came to be.

Advertisements

Bell Ringer #9: Tuesday 2/8/11 Believe it or not, the Norse had more influence on our language today than you might think (Thursday is named after Thor,

Ragnarok “Gotterdammerung” “Doom of the Gods”. Fimbulvetr The winter of all winters The winter of all winters Consists of three winters of the harshest.

Norse Myth. The Geography Norway Sweden Finland Denmark Iceland.

Norse Mythology Creation & Gods. Creation Ginnungagap- chasm/gap/abyss (“magic chasm”); existed before everything –“Of old there was nothing” (Hamilton.

Norse Mythology: Creation Story.

Where did the Norse come from? Nordic Mythology is actually part of oral tradition stemming from Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland. The Norse invaded.

J ö r ð B y : A l i s h a. Other names referring to Jörð Jörd (pronounced as YORTH) JorthJarðFjörgynHlódynErda Also identified as Germanic earth goddess.

N ORSE M YTHOLOGY. Where do these myths come from? Northern Europe What is now modern-day Norway, Sweden, Denmark & Finland Scandinavia.

Norse Creation Mark, Eric, James, Ben, McKenna. The Story The heat and cold from Muspell and Niflhiem met in the void to create the world. The first human,

As told by your resident Scop, James Fleming. Niflheim “the land of ice and mist” Ginnunga Gap also called “Yawning Gap” Muspellsheim “the land of fire”

Norse Creation Stories

By: Kora Ms. Nicole Bush By: Kora Ms. Nicole Bush.

Louise S. McGehee School English I By Sarah Roberts and Kaitlyn Cole Mythology: Hugin and Munin Louise S. McGehee School English I 2004 (Joe)

Norse Mythology =. Northern Europe Vikings – Norway, Finland, Sweden Pre-Christianity – pagan, heathens, Cold, harsh climate Sea Culture Pessimists /

NORSE MYTHOLOGY. T HE N ORSE WORLD In the south is a realm called Muspell, home of dancing flames. Only those born there can endure it. Black Surt is.

By: Rachel Wild, Alex Drye, Matt Watkins. Burning Ice, and Biting Flame; That is how life began. In the south was a fire realm. In the north was an ice.

Europe before 1400: The Medieval Age What problem needs to be solved first?

Greek Mythology: The Titans vs. The Olympians February 8, 2010.

Egyptian Creation Myth By: Rey & Garrett. there are many different versions of the Egyptian religion (mythology) and they varied from city to city each.

Calypso By Isabelle Cullen.

NORSE MYTHOLOGY.

God of Gods Angie Chiappori

a goddess and her beloved daughter the cycle of fertility in nature.

Our reign started 789 AD. We formed a community and on the 8 th of June 793 AD we attacked the Lindisfarne abbey. It was our first successful raid and.

John 20:1-18 Early on Sunday morning, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb and found that the stone had been rolled away from the entrance.

Other Creation Myths. Types of Creation Myths World arises from body of Mother Earth goddess World arises from sexual union of father sky and mother earth.

Firm Foundations Lesson 2 God Alone Memory verse: Psalm 90:2.

Ceyx and Alcyone.

Description1- In the beginning elements mixed together to form one germ of life. germ began mixing with things around it. heavier germs sank to the bottom.

Norse Mythology Mythology I. Background “Norse” refers to Danes, Norwegians, Swedes (a.k.a. “Vikings”) The Viking Age was A.D. Vikings spread.

Mr. Pratt World Mythology ASTEC Charter High School.

On the Incarnation by St Athanasius The Word of God assumed humanity that we might become God (Theopoiesis) Different than Theosis (Cappadocians)

ANGLO- SAXON NORSE MYTHOLOGY. YGGDRASIL NIFFLEHEIM Ice.

Norse Creation. Norse Pantheon In the Beginning… There was nothing in the beginning but seemingly almost endless chasm called the Ginnungagap. Described.

THOR The Mighty God of Thunder. Background Information Son of Odin, king of the gods, and Jord, goddess of the Earth Married to Sif, goddess of fertility.

By Nicole Skinner. Anubis was god of the dead His father, Ra was supposedly the creator god Anubis had a wife called Anput and had a daughter Kebechet,

Devion Rugar period 2 3/20/12 Minotaur.

Creations of the World.

Norse Mythology  In the beginning In the beginning  Scott V.- King of godsKing of gods  Ben G.- SculptorSculptor  Alvin Y.- GenealogistGenealogist.

Odin is a major god and he is all father of all gods and he is the ruler asgard. The main habit of Odin was that he would roam around in human disguise.

THOR The Mighty God of Thunder

Norse Mythology.

Thor was the thunder god, the main enemy of the giants, and the son of Odin. The common man called upon Thor rather than his father Odin. The English.

APOSTLES CREED. The word creed comes from the Latin word credo, which means I believe. The Apostles' Creed is a statement written in the early Christian.

Greek Heroes By: Maddie Nance Hercules.

The new god of the gods..  How did Cronus become the ruler of heaven and earth?  Killed his father Uranus with a sickle.  Why did he do this?  His.

By Jordan Potter.  Early Life  Born in 1343  Son to John and Agnes  The name “Chaucer” came from a Latin word meaning shoemaker, however his father.

In the beginning was the one who is called the Word (Jesus). The Word (Jesus) was with God and was truly God. From the very beginning the Word (Jesus)

Odin The All Father By: Matthew Phillips. Origin The Worship of Odin Can be traced to the Proto-Germanic paganism. Odin is also regarded as the Norse.

“ 1 In the beginning there was the Word. The Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was with God in the beginning. 3 All things were made by him,

Norse Mythology: Overview & Mythic Themes (not including deities and heroes) Mr. Upchurch’s Mythology 101 Lectures Series 4 An Overview & Background Lecture.

Egyptian myths.

Norse Mythology Creation & Gods.

Greek gods & goddesses Hailey Hinkle, Adam Huffman, David Isbell, Campbell Mitchell, Maeve Walker.

THOR The Mighty God of Thunder

“Gotterdammerung” “Doom of the Gods”

Nordic Mythology.

Norse Creation Myths From The Prose Edda written by Snorri Sturluson.

THOR The Mighty God of Thunder

Norse Mythology The Gods of the North.

Easter – The Dawning of a New Creation!! Genesis 1:1

Norse Mythology: Creation Story.

Völuspá: the origin of the worlds.

Myths and Mythology.

The Norse Pantheon.

The Great Chasm Part 54: According to Dr. Luke.

Mythology Lesson Plans.

Other Supernatural Creatures

Norse Mythology.

Presentation transcript:

Norse Creation By: P.J. and Logan

The Creator ●Ymir was born from poisonous ice. ●Ymir became father of all giants. ●Ymir fell asleep and his left arm covered in sweat ●Ymir was born from a block of ice and so was the great cow Audumla.

9 worlds ●Odin and brothers use Ymir's body to create universe ●Flesh=earth ●blood=sea ●skull=heaven ●eyebrows= middle earth (humans) ●hair=trees ●“world tree” connects everything with roots

Sons and Daughters Buri had a son whose name was Bor, who went on to marry Ymir's daughter, Bestla. With her, he fathered the three gods Odin, Vili and Ve. Ymir sons and daughters were made by him after sucking from Audumla under belly.

Odin ●Father of Thor (god of thunder) ●Guardian of Asgard ●supreme Norse god

Odins rise to power The sons of the giants revolted and killed Ymir, so much blood came from his body that it filled abyss and drowned the other giants. Beregelmir and his wife who managed to set sail on a small boat to make their escape.

Heimdall He is the god of the Bifrost and guards the rainbow bridge from earth to Asgard. Googleimages.com

Man Odin saw two twisted dead trees and made man and women from them and gave them breath.Hoenir gave them souls and reason.Lodur gave them warmth and color of life.

Compared to Other Myths ●Tree ●Son overthrow fathers for power ●created man by three sons ●created from body

works cited ●Redmond, Shirley R. Norse Mythology. N.p.: Gale, Cengage Learning, Print ●Norse Mythology. Timeless myths, n.d. Web. 29 Aug. 20 ●4Gill, N S. Creation of the World - Norse Mythology on the Creation of the World. N.p., Web. 2 Sept ●Sheppared, Norman. The Norse Gods. N.p., 12 May Web. 2 Sept ●Norse Creation myth. Angelfire, n.d. Web. 2 Sept