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Old Testament

Noah

Six studies across Genesis 6:1–9:29: the corruption that made God grieve, the ark built on a warning about weather no one had seen, the flood read as an undoing and redoing of Genesis one, the rainbow as a self-binding oath, and the drunkenness in a tent that keeps the story from ending in false triumph. Peter treats the flood as history and typology in the same breath, and this study tries to hold both the way he does.

Parts
6
Catalogue
No. 05
State
Complete
KeywordsGenesis·Covenant·Judgment
Begin — part one

Contents

  1. 01

    The Corruption Before the Flood

    A will bent away from God, and the verse that says God grieved it

  2. 02

    Noah and the Covenant of Preservation

    One door, one window, and pitch that shares its root with atonement

  3. 03

    The Flood and the Ark

    Creation undone and remade with the same word used for the Spirit over the waters

  4. 04

    New Creation and the Rainbow Covenant

    A weapon hung up and aimed at heaven — grace given though nothing else has changed

  5. 05

    Noah's Drunkenness and the Curse of Canaan

    A text badly misused for centuries, and what it actually claims

  6. 06

    Where This All Lands

    Shared ancient memory of a catastrophic flood, and the entirely different God standing over it