| 1200 BC - 600 BC | Hebrew text of Genesis 6–9 (story of Noah). | Unknown | Unsourced Late Ancient |
| Aug 3, 1832 | WW Phelps mentions Noah, earth being washed of wickedness. | W. W. Phelps | Direct |
| Feb 1835 | WW Phelps says Flood cleansed the earth. | W. W. Phelps | Direct |
| Jul 1835 | WW Phelps calls the Flood a baptism of the earth. | W. W. Phelps | Direct |
| 1841 | Snow discusses symbolic meaning of the Flood as like baptism. | Lorenzo Snow | Direct |
| 1844 | Joseph mentions that the Flood cleansed the earth. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct |
| Mar 10, 1844 | Joseph preaches that world was destroyed by a flood. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1846 | David C. Kimball says the Flood covered "the whole earth" and was a baptism. | David C. Kimball | Direct |
| 1847 | Orson Spencer writes of a "universal deluge" at the time of Noah. | Orson Spencer | Direct Reprint |
| Apr 1, 1847 | Poem in LDS periodical uses imagery of the Flood; says deluge swept "peace of human kind." | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Jun 12, 1848 | LDS periodical says Flood was a "universal deluge." | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Jun 28, 1850 | John Davis writes long narrative poem retelling the events preceding the Flood. | John Davis | Direct Reprint Translation |
| 1851 | Orson Pratt teaches the Flood of Noah was a "universal deluge." | Orson Pratt | Direct |
| Jul 25, 1852 | O. Pratt teaches that the earth was baptized by the Flood. | Orson Pratt | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Sep 14, 1853 | Brigham Young teaches the Flood was the baptism of the earth. | Brigham Young | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1854 | Orson Pratt teaches Flood was baptism of the earth. | Orson Pratt | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Oct 16, 1858 | Jones writes that God brought a flood upon the world. | Charles F. Jones | Direct |
| Apr 2, 1859 | LDS periodical writes Flood was baptism of the earth. | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Apr 7, 1860 | Samuel Francis writes that a deluge destroyed the world. | Samuel Francis | Direct |
| 1861 | Brigham Young teaches the Flood was the baptism of the earth. | Brigham Young | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1875 | John Taylor gives his views on the Flood, seems to imply it was worldwide. | John Taylor | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Sep 25, 1876 | David McKay writes of a "universal deluge" at time of Noah. | David McKay | Direct |
| 1880 | Orson Pratt discusses Flood; says it was global, but not all at once. | Orson Pratt | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1881 | Taylor teaches only "a very few" survived the Flood. | John Taylor | Direct |
| 1881 | Orson Pratt teaches earth was baptized by Flood, will be cleansed with fire. | Orson Pratt | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Sep 5, 1881 | LDS periodical says entire population of the world except Noah and his family were destroyed by the Flood. | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Oct 7, 1883 | Taylor discusses the Flood, seems to imply it was global. | John Taylor | Scribed Verbatim |
| 1884 | Wilford Woodruff teaches "all the inhabitants of the earth" perished in the Flood. | Wilford Woodruff | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Nov 30, 1884 | Taylor teaches Flood was global and served as the baptism of the earth. | John Taylor | Direct |
| Sep 29, 1890 | Lorenzo R. Thomas writes about the Flood, seems to assume a worldwide deluge. | Lorenzo R. Thomas | Direct |
| Jul 31, 1893 | LDS periodical says the Flood "swept the earth." | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Nov 1898 | Fred W. Crockett writes of a "great deluge" at the time of Noah. | Fred W. Crockett | Direct |
| Aug 1904 | Evans writes of a "universal deluge" at the time of Noah. | John Henry Evans | Direct |
| Apr 1908 | Orson Whitney teaches the earth was baptized by the Flood. | Orson F. Whitney | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| May 1909 | Charles W. Penrose teaches Flood was the baptism of the earth. | Charles W. Penrose | Direct |
| Jan 27, 1910 | Charles W. Penrose teaches Flood was "a figure of baptism." | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Scribed Paraphrase |
| Nov 6, 1913 | LDSMS, a Church periodical, says God brought "a deluge upon the earth." | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Jun 23, 1921 | James E. Talmage writes apostasy brought the Flood. | James E. Talmage | Direct |
| Jul 6, 1922 | Church periodical calls Noah's Flood "universal". | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Jan 24, 1929 | George Albert Smith teaches a "great deluge" drowned inhabitants of the earth. | George Albert Smith | Direct |
| Jun 1940 | John A. Widtsoe answers question about Flood; states global Flood but not of uniform depth; Flood was baptism of Earth. | John A. Widstoe DELETED | Direct |
| Dec 4, 1941 | Periodical says "all the world" was covered at the Flood and God drowned "all the people" on the earth. | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| 1943 | Reprint of 1940 editorial by John A. Widtsoe on Noah's Flood. | John A. Widstoe DELETED | Direct Reprint |
| Oct 1947 | Richards teaches "the whole earth" was flooded in Noah's day. | George F. Richards | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Oct 1952 | Spencer W. Kimball preaches on the Flood; says there was "no precedent" for a deluge to cover the earth. | Spencer W. Kimball | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1953 | W. Cleon Skousen argues for a global Flood; says the Flood was the earth's baptism. | W. Cleon Skousen | Direct |
| 1954 | Joseph Fielding Smith provides extended argument for literal global Flood. | Joseph Fielding Smith | Direct |
| Feb 1954 | Church magazine says Noah's Flood was baptism of the earth. | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| 1955 | Joseph Fielding Smith teaches Flood was the baptism of the earth. | Joseph Fielding Smith | Direct |
| 1958 | McConkie argues in favor of a global Flood in Mormon Doctrine. | Bruce R. McConkie | Direct |
| Dec 1966 | Smith teaches "only Noah" and his family were saved from the Flood. | Eldred G. Smith | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| Dec 1966 | Q&A in Church periodical says Flood was universal, baptism of the earth. | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Direct |
| Oct 1969 | Dyer says "all living" people on earth destroyed by the Flood. | Alvin R. Dyer | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| 1980 | Christopher Gregory Weber discusses scientific evidence against a global Flood. | Christopher Gregory Weber | Direct Secondary |
| 1980 | LDS Institute manual chapter on the patriarchs, including Noah and Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Sep 1980 | F. Kent Nielsen makes scientific arguments which allow for a "worldwide" Flood. | F. Kent Nielsen | Direct Secondary |
| Apr 1981 | Rector likens days of the Noah to contemporary society; appears to assume a global flood. | Hartman Rector, Jr. | Scribed Verbatim Direct |
| May 1981 | Howard W. Hunter teaches the Flood "encompassed the earth." | Howard W. Hunter | Direct |
| 1986 | James R. Christianson writers on the Flood from an LDS perspective; attempts to harmonize it with modern science. | James R. Christianson | Direct |
| Jan 1998 | Donald W. Parry argues for a worldwide Genesis Flood. | Donald W. Parry | Direct Secondary |
| Feb 1998 | Joseph B. Romney gives overview of life of Noah; says Flood was universal, baptism of the earth. | Joseph B. Romney | Direct |
| 2001 | Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament entry for kōl giving its various definitions. | Ludwig Koehler | Direct Secondary |
| 2001 | HALOT entry for ʾāreṣ. | Ludwig Koehler and Walter Baumgartner | Direct Secondary |
| Oct 2004 | Duane E. Jeffery writes on the Flood in LDS thinking, highlights theology and problems with fundamentalist views. | Duane E. Jeffery | Direct |
| 2007 | Clayton M. White and Mark D. Thomas discuss issues pertaining to Flood story; summarize scientific evidence against a global Flood. | Clayton M. White and Mark D. Thomas | Direct Secondary |
| 2008 | Davis A. Young and Ralph F. Stearley summarize evidence for an ancient earth and against a global Flood. | David A. Young | Direct Secondary |
| 2011 | Phil Senter summarizes scientific consensus on geological evidence against a global Flood. | Phil Senter | Direct Secondary |
| 2012 | David R. Montgomery gives geological survey of the evidence against a global Flood from the Grand Canyon. | David R. Montgomery | Direct Secondary |
| 2013 | Noah was ordained to the priesthood by Methuselah. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct Standard Works |
| 2013 | 1 Peter 3:18–21 (KJV) makes reference to Noah and eight others being save from the Flood, which is likened unto baptism. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Genesis 9 (KJV), narrating the post-Flood life and death of Noah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Genesis 6 (KJV), narrating prelude to the Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Hebrews 11:6–7 (KJV), mentions Noah being warned by God of the Flood. | Paul | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Genesis 7 (KJV), narrating account of the Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Gospel of Matthew records Jesus mentioning Noah (Noe) and the Flood; likens it to 2nd Coming. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Jesus mentions condition of the earth at the time of Noah (Noe). | Luke | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Genesis 8 (KJV), narrating the Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Moses 7:42–46, account in the PoGP records Enoch seeing the Flood and Noah in vision. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Moses 8:8–30, the PoGP account of the life of Noah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | Genesis 5:28–32 (KJV), narrating birth and life of Noah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2013 | 2 Peter 2:4–5 (KJV), mentions Noah as preacher of righteousness, and the flood upon the world. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Translation Standard Works |
| 2014 | Martin J. S. Rudwick gives history behind the rise of modern geology and summarizes its impact on understanding the age of the earth and Noah's Flood. | Martin J. S. Rudwick | Direct Secondary |
| 2014 | LDS Monograph exploring ancient and scientific aspects of the Flood. | Jeffrey M. Bradshaw | Direct Secondary |
| Feb 2014 | Ensign article on Noah summarizes biblical account. | Ensign | Direct |
| 2016 | Paul Y. Hoskisson and Stephen O. Smoot review LDS views on the Flood, question idea of Flood as baptism of the earth. | Paul Y. Hoskisson | Direct |
| 2016 | Carol Hill et al. summarize geological evidence against a young earth from the Grand Canyon. | Carol Hill | Direct Secondary |
| 2018 | Tim Mackie and Aeron Sullivan summarize biblical cosmology for popular internet audience. | Tim Mackie | Direct Secondary |
| 2018 | LDS seminary manual for the OT; chapter on Noah's Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Feb 10, 2021 | BioLogos reviews the Noah story in its ancient context. | BioLogos | Direct Secondary |
| 2022 | LDS website "Guide to the Scriptures" entry on Noah's Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Standard Works |
| 2022 | Young Earth Creationist website uses geological features of Grand Canyon to argue for a young earth and global Flood. | Answers in Genesis | Direct Secondary |
| 2022 | LDS Gospel Topics essay on Noah and the Flood. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| 2022 | Bible Dictionary entry on Noah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct Standard Works |
| Jan 26, 2022 | Ben Spackman summarizes his views on the Flood as being in the genre of "myth." | Ben Spackman | Direct Secondary |
