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EPISODE · Dec 15, 2024 · 1H 42M

The Commandments - Genesis 8:15-9:17 - Noach Pt3

from MBM-UK - Weekly studies · host Gary Preston

This week we discuss the end of the Deluge and the beginning of the renewed era of mankind through Noach. We discuss the importance of the covenant of the rainbow and how that has been used today to promote a movement that is one of the prime causes of the Deluge in the first instance. We also discuss how this moment in biblical history destroys many of the arguments being made today regarding the viewpoints of the environmental movement.

This week we discuss the end of the Deluge and the beginning of the renewed era of mankind through Noach. We discuss the importance of the covenant of the rainbow and how that has been used today to promote a movement that is one of the prime causes of the Deluge in the first instance. We also discuss how this moment in biblical history destroys many of the arguments being made today regarding the viewpoints of the environmental movement.

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