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This chapter completes the extended passage of time between the death of Noah and the beginning of his generational influence on the world. Frankly, it appears that at every new start by God there is a struggle, a shining revelation, the ap...
This is one of the most difficult passages we have, or will, meet. We have come a long way since we read that God said that Noah was the only righteous man on earth, which he certainly was. Noah puts his life to one side and spends a centur...
The LXX, or Septuagint, is a c250BC translation of the scriptures from Hebrew into Koine Greek. By then it had been several centuries since anyone had spoken in Hebrew, and only serious scholars could read the precious Hebrew texts in the B...
There are two issues related to the story of the Flood which I’d like to tackle in this post. First, the actual reasonableness of the apparently unreasonable numbers we see in the times of the early men from Adam to Noah. Second, the deeper...
This, again, is a most and well agèd tale. So old that it has a title in two languages - Hebrew and Greek - rather than a strap-line. A title such as the 20th century Jewish ‘Holocaust’ or the Irish ‘An Gorta Mór’. In each case half the wor...
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Retired Visiting Professor in Virtual Reality, Gifu University, Japan. Part-time Chaplain. Author of four books on God and Man stuff. Writing a new one on the Book of Genesis.
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