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Righteous Noah Excerpt Noah is distinguished from the “people of his time” by his upright  character ( i.e. , “the only good man,”   GNB ). His piety and righteous courage  became renowned in later times ( Ezek  14:14 ,  20 ;  Isa 54:9–10 ), and he was  commonly associated with the virtue of godliness ( Heb  11:7 ;  1 Pet 3:20 ), receiving  the unique appellation “preacher of righteousness” ( 2 Pet  2:5 ). Jewish literature  celebrated Noah’s place in history as the paragon of righteousness ( e.g. ,  Sir   44:17 ;  Jub.   5:19 ;  Wis   10:4 ;   1 Enoch   67:1 ) and added to his reputation by fanciful  stories about his birth ( e.g. , 1QapGen   2 ;  1 Enoch   106 ). 12  More Mathews, K. A.  Genesis 1-11:26 . Vol. 1A. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1996. Print. The New American Commentary.

Righteous Noah Excerpt Noah is distinguished from the “people of his time” by his upright character ( i.e. , “the only good man,”  GNB ). His piety and righteous courage  became renowned in later times ( Ezek  14:14 ,  20 ;  Isa 54:9–10 ), and he was  commonly associated with the virtue of godliness ( Heb  11:7 ;  1 Pet 3:20 ), receiving  the unique appellation “preacher of righteousness” ( 2 Pet  2:5 ). Jewish literature  celebrated Noah’s place in history as the paragon of righteousness ( e.g. ,  Sir   44:17 ;  Jub .   5:19 ; Wis   10:4 ;  1 Enoch   67:1 ) and added to his reputation by fanciful  stories about his birth ( e.g. ,  1QapGen   2 ;  1 Enoch   106 ). 12  More Mathews, K. A.  Genesis 1-11:26 . Vol. 1A. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1996. Print. The New American Commentary.

Righteous Noah Excerpt Noah is distinguished from the “people of his time” by his up right character ( i.e. , “the only good man,” GNB). His piety and righteous courage became renowned in later times ( Ezek 14:14 , 20 ; Isa 54:9–10 ), and he was commonly associated with the virtue of godliness ( Heb 11:7 ; 1 Pet 3:20 ), receiving the unique appellation “preacher of righteousness” ( 2 Pet 2:5 ). Jewish literature celebrated Noah’s place in history as the paragon of righteousness ( e.g. , Sir 44:17 ; Jub. 5:19 ; Wis 10:4 ; 1 Enoch 67:1 ) and added to his reputation by fanciful stories about his birth ( e.g. , 1QapGen 2 ; 1 Enoch 106 ). Mathews, K. A. Genesis 1-11:26 . Vol. 1A. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1996. Print. The New American Commentary.

Righteous Noah Excerpt Noah is distinguished from the “people of his time” by his upright  character (i.e., “the only good man,”   GNB ). His piety and righteous courage  became renowned in later times ( Ezek 14:14 ,  20 ;  Isa 54:9–10 ), and he was  commonly associated with the virtue of godliness ( Heb 11:7 ;  1 Pet 3:20 ), receiving  the unique appellation “preacher of righteousness” ( 2 Pet 2:5 ). Jewish literature  celebrated Noah’s place in history as the paragon of righteousness (e.g.,  Sir   44:17 ;  Jub.   5:19 ;  Wis   10:4 ;  1 Enoch 67:1 ) and added to his reputation by fanciful stories about his birth (e.g.,  1QapGen   2 ;  1 Enoch   106 ). 12  More Mathews, K. A.  Genesis 1-11:26 . Vol. 1A. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1996. Print. The New American Commentary

Righteous Noah Excerpt ‎Noah is distinguished from the “people of his time” by his upright character (i.e., “the only good man,” GNB ). His piety and righteous courage became renowned in later times ( Ezek 14:14 , 20 ; Isa 54:9–10 ), and he was commonly associated with the virtue of godliness ( Heb 11:7 ; 1 Pet 3:20 ), receiving the unique appellation “preacher of righteousness” ( 2 Pet 2:5 ). Jewish literature celebrated Noah’s place in history as the paragon of righteousness ( e.g. , Sir 44:17 ; Jub. 5:19 ; Wis 10:4 ; 1 Enoch 67:1 ) and added to his reputation by fanciful stories about his birth ( e.g. , 1QapGen 2 ; 1 Enoch 106 ). Mathews, K. A. Genesis 1-11:26 . Vol. 1A . Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1996. Print. The New American Commentary .