WW Phelps mentions Noah, earth being washed of wickedness.

WW Phelps calls the Flood a baptism of the earth.

Joseph mentions that the Flood cleansed the earth.

David C. Kimball says the Flood covered "the whole earth" and was a baptism.

Poem in LDS periodical uses imagery of the Flood; says deluge swept "peace of human kind."

Thomas D. Brown writes that God brought a "deluge upon the earth."

Orson Pratt teaches the Flood of Noah was a "universal deluge."

Brigham Young teaches the Flood was the baptism of the earth.

Orson Pratt teaches Flood was baptism of the earth.

Eliza R. Snow writes poem with stanzas on Noah and the Flood.

LDS periodical writes Flood was baptism of the earth.

Samuel Francis writes that a deluge destroyed the world.

LDS periodical says "human race" was "almost exterminated" at the Flood.

Orson Pratt teaches that the Flood was the baptism of the earth.

David McKay writes of a "universal deluge" at time of Noah.

Orson Pratt discusses Flood; says it was global, but not all at once.

Orson Pratt teaches earth was baptized by Flood, will be cleansed with fire.

Taylor discusses the Flood, seems to imply it was global.

Taylor teaches Flood was global and served as the baptism of the earth.

George Q. Cannon says "the whole family of man" ("millions") killed at the Flood.

LDS periodical says the Flood "swept the earth."

Fred W. Crockett writes of a "great deluge" at the time of Noah.

Evans writes of a "universal deluge" at the time of Noah.

Charles W. Penrose teaches Flood was the baptism of the earth.

George O. Stoddard teaches Flood was baptism of the earth.

Church periodical teaches Flood was global cleansing of world.

James E. Talmage writes apostasy brought the Flood.

Summary of Rudger Clawson's talk, says Flood was destruction of "human race."

Whitney writes on the Flood; teaches it was global and world's baptism.

Orson F. Whitney teaches the Flood was the baptism of the earth.

John A. Widtsoe answers question about Flood; states global Flood but not of uniform depth; Flood was baptism of Earth.

Joseph Fielding Smith ironically answers questions about the literalness of the Flood.

Richards teaches "the whole earth" was flooded in Noah's day.

Milton R. Hunter writes commentary on Noah and the Flood in his book on the POGP.

W. Cleon Skousen argues for a global Flood; says the Flood was the earth's baptism.

Church magazine says Noah's Flood was baptism of the earth.

McConkie argues in favor of a global Flood in Mormon Doctrine.

Bruce R, McConkie describes Flood as "world-destroying."

Smith teaches "only Noah" and his family were saved from the Flood.

Eldred G. Smith teaches God destroy all "except Noah and those with him" at the Flood.

Howard W. Hunter teaches that flood cannot be "modernized."

LDS Institute manual chapter on the patriarchs, including Noah and Flood.

Rector likens days of the Noah to contemporary society; appears to assume a global flood.

Mark E. Petersen says only eight people survived the Flood.

James R. Christianson writers on the Flood from an LDS perspective; attempts to harmonize it with modern science.

Durrel A. Woolsey says Noah's Flood was "worldwide."

Joseph B. Romney gives overview of life of Noah; says Flood was universal, baptism of the earth.

Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament entry for kōl giving its various definitions.

Duane E. Jeffery writes on the Flood in LDS thinking, highlights theology and problems with fundamentalist views.

Davis A. Young and Ralph F. Stearley summarize evidence for an ancient earth and against a global Flood.

David R. Montgomery gives geological survey of the evidence against a global Flood from the Grand Canyon.

1 Peter 3:18–21 (KJV) makes reference to Noah and eight others being save from the Flood, which is likened unto baptism.

Genesis 6 (KJV), narrating prelude to the Flood.

Genesis 7 (KJV), narrating account of the Flood.

Jesus mentions condition of the earth at the time of Noah (Noe).

Moses 7:42–46, account in the PoGP records Enoch seeing the Flood and Noah in vision.

Genesis 5:28–32 (KJV), narrating birth and life of Noah.

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.

Ensign article on Noah summarizes biblical account.

Carol Hill et al. publish book with conservative Christian press disputing purported geological evidence for a global Flood.

Tim Mackie and Aeron Sullivan summarize biblical cosmology for popular internet audience.

Preach My Gospel publishes baptismal interview questions.

Jeremy Madsen writes academic article showing typological similarities with Noah, Abraham, and Moses stories in the Hebrew Bible.

LDS website "Guide to the Scriptures" entry on Noah's Flood.

LDS Gospel Topics essay on Noah and the Flood.

Ben Spackman summarizes his views on the Flood as being in the genre of "myth."