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Noah's Ark
- Thread starter satumare
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sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
but doesn't at all provide the same theological avatar.Voldemort is more believable!:yes:
Wotan
Active Member
javajo
Well-Known Member
Well, if it traces Jesus back to him in Mathew and Jesus talks about the days of Noah, as does Peter and the book of Hebrews mentions his faith, unless I did not believe in the Bible, which, I know many do not, I would have to say, that according to the Bible, to Jesus, Mathew, Peter, and Hebrews, the way in which they speak of him, Noah was indeed a real person.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
Voldemort doesn't serve the purposes of the flood narrative.Which is a problem because. . . ?
tumbleweed41
Resident Liberal Hippie
Yes, many Jews at that time, including Jesus, believed Noah was real and the flood happened.
That doesn't make it a real historical event.
Where do your loyalties lay? That the entire Bible must be absolutely correct? Or that Jesus provides salvation for your soul?
In other words, do you worship the Bible, or Jesus and His Father?
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