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Christianity - Flood Narrative
- Worlds of the Text: Genesis 9:8-17"Genesis 9:8-17 is situated in the Book of Genesis in a section dealing with ‘Primeval History’ (2:4—11:26) that is the story of universal beginnings against which the story of Israel is set ... "
- He “Walked With the True God”"NOAH straightened his back and stretched his aching muscles. Picture him seated on a broad wooden beam, taking a moment’s rest from his work as he looked out over the immense structure of the ark. The pungent smell of hot tar was in the air; the sounds of woodworking tools reverberated ... "
- A Catholic Perspective on a New Attraction"A new Christian tourist attraction, Ark Encounter, opened its doors this month in Williamstown, Kentucky, and thousands have already flocked to see the $100 million, life-size recreation of Noah’s Ark ... "
- Noah and the Flood"The story of Noah is told to illustrate how deeply the human family has fallen into sinfulness. Sin is now so universal that a troubled God decides to complete the work of destruction that the human family has begun (Genesis 6:13) ... "
- How should we interpret the Genesis flood account"The story of Noah, the ark, and the Flood in Genesis 6-9 is one of the most famous and controversial passages in the entire Bible. The story, centered around a global cataclysm and a floating wooden zoo, has captured the imagination of people for millennia ... "
- Noah and the Flood: literal or figurative"Most interpretations of the Biblical story of Noah and the Flood assume that the story is either entirely literal or entirely figurative (and therefore fictional). This assumption is unwarranted. Many Scripture passages contain both literal and figurative elements ... "
- THE LOST WORLD OF THE FLOOD: Mythology, Theology, and the Deluge Debate"In The Lost World of the Flood, Tremper Longman and John Walton put forward an interpretation of the Genesis flood narrative that treats it as an inspired, authoritative, and purposeful theological story of a real event. In so doing, they promote a serious view of the Bible while also alleviating unnecessary conflicts with science."
- "Noah, the Preacher of (God's) Righteousness": The Argument from Scripture in 2 Peter 2:5 and 9"An essay is presented to suggest that the description of Noah as a preacher of righteousness reflects the biblical and epistolary contexts in the argument of the Book of 2 Peter. It discusses the identity of Noah in the biblical account, Noah's message of God's righteousness, Noah as a righteous preacher, and Noah's preaching about the covenant blessings and curses. It is the author's view that the preservation of the righteous as preached by Noah is a typology of God's future intentions."
- Noah's flood: Its date, extent and Divine accommodation"As one surveys evangelical literature on the Flood, it is evident that two camps dominate evangelical thinking: concordism and creadon science. The former believes the Flood was local, not covering much more than Mesopotamia, and the latter believes it was global ... "
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- A Flood of Justice: The Scope of Justice in the Flood Narrative (Gen. 6:5–9:19)"The scope of justice in the Hebrew Bible is often human-centred. Humankind is given
pre-eminence, and God’s responses are judged according to human values. However
the flood story in Gen. 6:5–9:19 offers a very different view of justice ... " - Biblical Myths and the Inversion Principle: A Neostructuralist Approach"The postmodern turn in the humanities is now at a point that requires response and revision to some deconstructionist trends. As a case study, this article examines the inversion principle formulated by Claude Lévi-Strauss against Yair Zakovitch’s analysis of mirror narratives through three examples"
- The Book of Jubilees and the Midrash Part 2: Noah and the FloodThe Book of Jubilees is a retelling of Genesis and the beginning of Exodus in the form of an angel speaking to Moses. It was written by a Jew in Hebrew some time around the early second century BCE, perhaps even earlier.
- Noah's Ark and the Flood"Methusealah’s wisdom and knowledge were inherited by his grandson Noah, the son of Lemech. Noah was a righteous and pious man. When Noah was five hundred years old, he had three sons—Shem, Ham, and Japheth ... "
- Flood Myth or Biblical Fact: Should Believers Swallow the Noah Story?"How should a Jew of faith relate to the Noah story, given that it clearly couldn't have happened as related in Genesis? ... "
- Parashat Noach"The great flood was the deluge in which God destroyed all mankind (with the exception of Noah and his family) because of their evil deeds, as told in the book of Genesis (6:9-9:28) ... "
- Noah and the Flood: in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Tradition" The story of Noah and the great flood, as told in the Bible in Genesis 5:28 -9:17 and in the Koran, primarily in Sura 11:25-48, has challenged the imaginations of Jews, Christians, and Muslims for centuries ... "
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