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Genesis 6b: Ark and Animals

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Why did Noah build an ark if the flood was regional? Was it really as big as modern replicas? Why were animals brought on to the ark?

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Sources:

Robert Alter - The Hebrew Bible: a Translation with Commentary

John Walton NIV - Application Commentary: Genesis

Nahum Sarna - Understanding Genesis

Meredith Kline - Kingdom Prologue

Kenneth Mathews - New American Commentary: Genesis 1-11:26

Spontaneous Generation in the Bible?

Kenneth Kitchen - On the Reliability of the Old Testament

John Walton - Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament.

Reid, J. Nicholas - Ritual Purity and Purification Rituals in Ancient Mesopotamia.” Old Testament Backgrounds/ Ancient Near East. ETS, 21 Nov. 2019, San Diego.

A. R. George - The Tower of Babel: Archaeology, History and Cuneiform Texts.

John Walton and Tremper Longman III - The Lost World of the Flood

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Genesis 6bSources Robert AlterThe Hebrew BibleCommentary John Walton NIVUnderstanding Genesis Meredith KlineKingdom Prologue Kenneth MathewsNew American Commentary GenesisSpontaneous Generation

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