Divine Repentance and Divine Will in the Story of Noah's Ark

The chapter explores the perceived contradiction of divine repentance in the biblical story of Noah's Ark, emphasizing Augustine's interpretation to dissuade readers from literal anthropomorphism. It delves into the concept of Yahweh's repentance, examining it as a judgment against sin rather than a change in the divine will, and discusses the implications of viewing God's emotions in this anthropomorphic manner.