Noah & BabelWeek 3: Hebrew Bible - Assignments - Reading - Resources - Images |
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You will probably want to read through the Noah-Babel story in each version separately, starting with the modern English version from the World English Bible, and then working your way back to King James (sort of old-fashioned) and then Tyndale (very old-fashioned!). But you can also compare across versions; just right-mouse click on these links to open them up in separate windows so that you can read them side-by-side.
Noah and the Ark: 1 World English Bible King James Version Tyndale Noah and the Ark: 2 World English Bible King James Version Tyndale Noah and the Ark: 3 World English Bible King James Version Tyndale Noah and the Ark: 4 World English Bible King James Version Tyndale Noan and his Sons World English Bible King James Version Tyndale Tower of Babel World English Bible King James Version Tyndale
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Languages / Anthropology 3043: Folklore & Mythology.
Laura Gibbs, Ph.D.
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