Showing posts with label boats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boats. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Biographies of Ancient Man: Noah

By Analea Styles

Lately there has been one biblical name that seems to be on everyone’s lips, showing up all over in news feeds, blogs, and social media platforms. He even has a hashtag! But who is this “Noah” that everyone is talking about? Well he’s Darren Aronofsky’s fantastical cinematic Noah. And he’s the biblical Noah of Genesis. And he’s everyone’s own interpretation of the two.

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An artist's imaginative rendition of Noah and the Ark 
The purpose of this post is not to get into the debate over said recent film. Read our review of Noah if you are interested in our stance. Instead, we would like to introduce you to the Noah the Bible teaches as one of the most intelligent, skilled, and righteous men of the ancient world.

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

The Incredible Journey (Part Two)

By Bethany Youngblood

Artist Depiction of Tower of Babel
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(Be sure to read Part One of The Incredible Journey if you missed it!)

How Did They Go?


Now that we have a general idea of what direction these groups of people where headed in, how did they get there? It is an exhausting exercise to imagine that everyone simply walked all those miles day after day after day until finally arriving in some random place that looked like home. So was this migration some sort of mad dash, or a slow trek?