The 'parchments old and new' are explicitly identified as the Old and New Testaments.
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Old Testament
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A student suggests the passage alludes to multiple older divine names in scripture, which supports Jiang's emphasis on instability in naming God.
Jiang treats the Noah story as the paradigmatic case where God says afterward that destroying the world was a mistake and promises not to do it again.
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"...which used to be an old name of God in the Old Testament. So he was called Jehovah. He was called a lot of..."
"...he intervened um well i mean he's he's well in the old testament he did intervene quite a lot right but that's the last..."
"...the Bible can divide it into two parts. The first part, Old Testament, and another, New Testament. So some people believe in God, some..."
"choice yes but didn't god intervene multiple times in the old testament for example well the ark of noah when like in the noah..."
"...is doing is that it's taking the Torah, you know, the Old Testament, and it's reinterpreting through the lens of Gnostic, Hermetic philosophy, understanding..."
"...America seems to be in the grip of a kind of Old Testament frenzy. And even American officials are talking in these apocalyptic terms,..."
"...dispensation. And so there's the age that is depicted in the Old Testament. That is the age of the father. And it's harsh. Brutal...."
"...a lot of your lectures, uh, quote the Bible, especially the Old Testament."
"...Okay? And Abraham came before the Bible. It came before the Old Testament and the New Testament. You argue about things you know, but..."
"...the New Testament. The New Testament calls the Hebrew Bible the Old Testament. Why? Because the Old Testament is the promise of salvation. The..."
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