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This historical figure of Melchizedek (Hebrew for 'my king is righteous', or as some

Much of this narrative takes place around the Dead Sea. The NIV Study Bible notes:

Wikipedia describes a nomad as "a member of a community without fixed habitation

Both Abram and the Egyptians thought Sarai, Abram's wife, was beautiful. The Bible

GotQuestions.org responds to the question of what an altar is: "An altar always

In Genesis 3:15 Yahweh promises that a seed or offspring of the woman will strike

This is the line of Shem, which leads to Abram. Shem's line is given prominence

Walton, in his commentary, speaks to the issue of whether there is any other witness

GotQuestions.org deals with the charge that this table of nations is not accurate:

Attempts have been made to excuse Noah's drunkenness. Some have suggested that

John Walton, in his commentary on Genesis, writes, about capital punishment as required

The NIV Study Bible notes a series of parallels between the events of chs. 8–9

The Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary of the Old Testament describes

CatholicExchange.com notes: If there was a worldwide flood, wouldn’t there be similar

In the Epic of Gilgamesh a story is told by Utnapishtim, a man who was surreptitiously

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