Noach
Also known as Nauach, The Torah/Noach
thumb|''Noah's Ark'' (1846 painting by Edward Hicks)
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- Readings
- First reading—Genesis 6:9–22
- Second reading—Genesis 7:1–16
- Third reading—Genesis 7:17–8:14
- Fourth reading—Genesis 8:15–9:7
- Fifth reading—Genesis 9:8–17
- Sixth reading—Genesis 9:18–10:32
- Seventh reading—Genesis 11:1–32
- Readings according to the triennial cycle
- In ancient parallels
- Genesis chapters 6–8
- In inner-biblical interpretation
- Genesis chapter 6
- Genesis chapter 9
- Genesis chapter 11
- In classical rabbinic interpretation
- Genesis chapter 6
- Noah's moral character
- Walk with god interpretation
- God's regret
- Marital status
- Generational difference
- Scope of the sin punished
- Interpretations related to god's instructions
- Interpretations related to the mocking of Noah by contemporaries
- The temperature of the water
- Regarding condition inside the Ark
- Genesis chapter 7
- The differentiation of clean and unclean
- Meaning of "Seven animals each"
- 40 day quarantine
- Possible inclusion of cain in the purge
- Seven days before the flood
- Debate around Genesis 7:11
- Wind
- The question of water levels
- On how the purge was delivered
- Noah as common ancestor of non jews and jews
- Genesis chapter 8
- The raven
- The dove
- Unloading the ark
- The presence of yetzer hara post flood
- Genesis chapter 9
- Noahide laws and its applications
- Fear
- Dietary rules
- Differing opinions on Genesis 9:5
- The promise of no calamity yet anticipation of calamity
- The rainbow
- Interpretations of curse of Canaan
- Genesis chapter 10
- Genesis chapter 11
- Psalms referencing the story
- Debate on the toponym Shinar
- Vayehi, the implication of woe
- Parallel verse in Nimrod story
- What the generation of dispersion did wrong
- Confusion of languages by god descending
- Focus on ten and the trials of Abraham
- Sarah as prophetess
- The barreness of Sarah
- In medieval Jewish interpretation
- Genesis chapter 6
- Genesis chapter 7
- Genesis chapter 8
- Genesis chapter 9
- Genesis chapter 11
- Genesis chapters 11–22
- In modern interpretation
- Genesis chapters 5–11
- Genesis chapter 6
- Genesis chapter 7
- Genesis chapter 8
- Genesis chapter 9
- Genesis chapter 10
- Genesis chapter 11
- In critical analysis
- Commandments
- In the liturgy
- Haftarah
- Connection to the parashah
- See also
- Notes
- References
- Further reading
- Ancient
- Biblical
- Early nonrabbinic
- Classical rabbinic
- Medieval
- Modern
- External links
- Texts
- Commentaries
thumb|''Noah's Ark (1846 painting by Edward Hicks)
Noach (, ) is the second weekly Torah portion (, parashah'') in the annual Jewish cycle of Torah reading. It constitutes Genesis 6:9–11:32. The parashah tells the stories of the Flood and Noah's Ark, of Noah's subsequent drunkenness and cursing of Canaan, and of the Tower of Babel.