The Kingdom of God Is Within You · Character
Noah
Biblical patriarch mentioned in a list of Old Testament figures.
minor
First appearance: vi
Noah's tie to Jesus Christ is one of the pressures that moves The Kingdom of God Is Within You—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Referenced in Ballou's catechism as one of the patriarchs who authorized retaliation under the Old Testament law.
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With Jesus Christ (family): Noah is a biblical patriarch whose lineage is connected to Jesus Christ through the genealogical tradition. With Moses (family): Moses and Noah are both biblical patriarchs connected through…
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Relationship types
- Family
- Other
Character groups
- Historical and biblical figures in Tolstoy's critique
- Protagonist
- Pacifist and abolitionist influences
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- Moses
family · positive
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