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You didn't read my

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You didn’t read my comments very carefully. God does not say that he will not ‘curse’ the ground again after the flood but that he will not ‘dishonour’ the ground again. The word is different. The ground remains cursed (Lamech’s language does not imply that Noah lifts the curse) but there will not be a devastation again comparable to the flood.

How should the emerging church respond to the prospect of 'large-scale ecosystem collapse'? By: Andrew (76 replies) 24 October, 2006 - 18:07