Commentary on Genesis - Luther on Sin and the Flood · Martin Luther
025 - Chapter VII Part II
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Martin Luther uncovers why Moses' repetitive flood narrative conveys God's extreme agitation and wrath.
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A grave reading of the flood that makes repetition serve doctrine.
Luther's reading of Genesis keeps its focus on pressure and consequence: the waters from above and below, the ark taking in pair after pair, and the steady claim that catastrophe answers human sin and divine judgment.
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