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According to the Biblical narrative, the [[Deluge]] covered the whole world killing every surface-dwelling creature except Noah, his family and the creatures of the [[Noah's Ark|ark]]. After the flood, God seals a covenant with Noah with the following admonitions ({{bibleverse||Genesis|9|HE}}):
* Food: "''Also, flesh with the life -the blood- in it do not eat.''" (9:4)
* Murder: "''I will also inquire about your blood, your life, from all animals, and from each human I will inquire about his brother's blood. Who sheds the blood of man, by man his blood will be shed, because in the image of God was man made.''"

The [[Talmud]] (tractate [[Sanhedrin (tractate)|Sanhedrin]] 56a/b, quoting [[Tosefta]] Sanhedrin 9:4) states that the instruction to not eat "flesh with the life" was given to Noah, and that [[Adam and Eve]] had already received six other commandments. The remaining six are exegetically derived from a seemingly superfluous sentence in Genesis 2:16.

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 The [[Talmud]] (tractate [[Sanhedrin (tractate)|Sanhedrin]] 56a/b, quoting [[Tosefta]] Sanhedrin 9:4) states that the instruction to not eat "flesh with the life" was given to Noah, and that [[Adam and Eve]] had already received six other commandments. The remaining six are exegetically derived from a seemingly superfluous sentence in Genesis 2:16.<ref>http://www.wikinoah.org/index.php/Noahide_Laws#The_Seven_Laws</ref>
 ==References==
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-According to the Biblical narrative, the [[Deluge]] covered the whole land killing every surface-dwelling creature except Noah, his family and the creatures of the [[Noah's Ark|ark]]. After the flood, God seals a covenant with Noah with the following admonitions ({{bibleverse||Genesis|9|HE}}):
+According to the Biblical narrative, in the 33rd century BCE, the [[Deluge]] covered the whole land killing every surface-dwelling creature except Noah, his family and the creatures of the [[Noah's Ark|ark]]. After the flood, God seals a covenant with Noah with the following admonitions ({{bibleverse||Genesis|9|HE}}):
 * Food: "''Also, flesh with the life -the blood- in it do not eat.''" (9:4)
 * Murder: "''I will also inquire about your blood, your life, from all animals, and from each human I will inquire about his brother's blood. Who sheds the blood of man, by man his blood will be shed, because in the image of God was man made.''"

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	* Murder: "''I will also inquire about your blood, your life, from all animals, and from each human I will inquire about his brother's blood. Who sheds the blood of man, by man his blood will be shed, because in the image of God was man made.''"		* Murder: "''I will also inquire about your blood, your life, from all animals, and from each human I will inquire about his brother's blood. Who sheds the blood of man, by man his blood will be shed, because in the image of God was man made.''"

−	The [[Talmud]] (tractate [[Sanhedrin (tractate)\|Sanhedrin]] 56a/b, quoting [[Tosefta]] Sanhedrin 9:4) states that the instruction to not eat "flesh with the life" was given to Noah, and that [[Adam and Eve]] had already received six other commandments. The remaining six are exegetically derived from a seemingly superfluous sentence in Genesis 2:16.	+	The [[Talmud]] (tractate [[Sanhedrin (tractate)\|Sanhedrin]] 56a/b, quoting [[Tosefta]] Sanhedrin 9:4) states that the instruction to not eat "flesh with the life" was given to Noah, and that [[Adam and Eve]] had already received six other commandments. The remaining six are exegetically derived from a seemingly superfluous sentence in Genesis 2:16.<ref>http://www.wikinoah.org/index.php/Noahide_Laws#The_Seven_Laws</ref>
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		+	==References==
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