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The historical development of theological perspectives on the flood

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Publication Date

2020-12-27

Avondale Authors

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Avondale Academic Press

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PUBLISHED

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Peer Reviewed

Field of Education

08 Society & Culture

Field of Research

Christian studies

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Abstract

This book outlines some different approaches to the book of Genesis which have been used by biblical scholars over the past 150 years and also describes some of the various theological understandings of the Flood which have resulted.

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Citation

Turner, L. A. (2020). The historical development of theological perspectives on the flood. In L. Rogers (Ed.), The biblical flood: The context and history of Seventh-day Adventist understanding. (2nd ed., pp. 17-38). Avondale Academic Press.

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The biblical flood: The context and history of Seventh-day Adventist understanding

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9780648470496

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