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When the World Goes Wrong

Why Noah’s ark is more than a children’s story
Thu 4 Jun, 7.31am-8.31am
Peter Jensen

Law Society of New South Wales
Level 2, 170 Phillip St, Sydney

Represents the profound themes of deep corruption, divine judgment, and unwavering faith in the face of unimaginable catastrophe. Evoke a sense of overwhelming chaos and despair in the world, contrasted with a single, resilient figure demonstrating steadfast trust in divine guidance.
Attend in person (includes free coffee/tea)
A$6.00

The story of Noah is often reduced to animals and a boat, but in fact it is a confronting diagnosis of the human heart and a sobering picture of God’s response to deep corruption. At the same time, it introduces Noah as a man who trusts God’s word even when the future looks unimaginable.

Join us at Sydney CBD City Legal to explore what this passage teaches about judgment, rescue, and the kind of faith that stands firm when the world is falling apart.

Please contact Peter Wrench for more information.
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Peter Jensen

Peter Jensen is well known as a preacher and speaker. He is the author of several books and is the Editor of the journal, Global Anglican. He is also the Director of the Theological Education Network of the international movement known as Gafcon. Until his retirement in 2013, Dr Jensen was the Archbishop of Sydney and prior to that was Principal of Moore Theological College. He is married to Christine. They have 5 children and 26 grandchildren. 

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When the World Goes Wrong
Law Society of New South Wales
Level 2, 170 Phillip St, Sydney

ACN 105231089

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