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The Antidiluvian History And Narrative Of The Flood, As Set Forth In The Early Portions Of The Book Of Genesis, Critically Examined delves into a meticulous analysis of the pre-flood accounts and the flood narrative as presented in the initial chapters of Genesis. Elias De la Roche Rendell offers a detailed exploration of these foundational texts, engaging with their historical and theological implications. This critical examination seeks to understand the narratives within their ancient context, providing insights into the beliefs and worldview of the cultures from which they emerged.
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