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Q Choose two genres from this week's readings. • Summarize the reading • Find a passage from scripture that exemplifies the genre • Comment on your passage Review your classmates' posts, responding to at least two genres you did not cover. The initial post is due by 11:55 pm (CST) Wednesday and responses to a minimum of two other learners are due by 11:55 pm (CST) Sunday.

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This narrative has been filled with divine/godly representation shown by writers/authors of the OT (Stein, 2011). This is because the claims made by the authors of the OT had been about informing and warning the readers as God would do if God would have been present on Earth physically during and after the time when Yahweh had revealed the Ten Commandments to Moses. The OT narrative is long and takes a lot of time to complete reading by readers because of the literary freedom shown by the authors of the OT (Stein, 2011). Genesis 6:6 is an example of the OT narrative in which literary freedom and discretion have been expressed by the author.