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p.36.1 Genesis is divided naturally by the repetition of the 'toledoth' which is translated erroneously as 'these are the generations of'. Late archeological discoveries and observation of the format of writing on clay tablets has been largely ignored by scholars, though treated in great detail in R. K. Harrison's massive tome "Introduction to the Old Testament". There is a tendency among modernists to give favor to those theories which cast doubt on scripture, rather than those which support it's most 'bizarre' claims. <ref>Such as creation, the flood, etc.</ref>
P.J. Wiseman's "Toledoth theory" warrants closer consideration in it's claim of internal evidences that Genesis was written by eye witnesses on clay tablets. The implication is that the tablets were passed from father to son until Joseph, who put them in Pharaoh's Library, where Moses obtained a copy transcribed onto papyrus.
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