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15 Waters cover mountains. Dove sent out GENESIS 7:19–8:17<br />

came overwhelming and kept increasing<br />

greatly upon the earth,<br />

but the ark kept going on the<br />

surface of the waters. a 19 And<br />

the waters overwhelmed the<br />

earth so greatly that all the tall<br />

mountains that were under the<br />

whole heavens came to be covered.<br />

b 20 Up to fifteen cubits<br />

the waters overwhelmed them<br />

and the mountains became covered.<br />

c<br />

21 So all flesh that was moving<br />

upon the earth expired, d<br />

among the flying creatures<br />

and among the domestic animals<br />

and among the wild beasts<br />

and among all the swarms that<br />

were swarming upon the earth,<br />

and all mankind. e 22 Everything<br />

in which the breath of the<br />

force of life was active in its nostrils,<br />

namely, all that were on<br />

the dry ground, died. f 23 Thus<br />

he wiped out every existing<br />

thing that was on the surface of<br />

the ground, from man to beast,<br />

to moving animal and to flying<br />

creature of the heavens, and<br />

they were wiped off the earth; g<br />

and only Noah and those who<br />

were with him in the ark kept<br />

on surviving. h 24 And the waters<br />

continued overwhelming the<br />

earth a hundred and fifty days.<br />

8<br />

After that God rememberedi<br />

Noah and every wild beast<br />

and every domestic animal that<br />

was with him in the ark, j and<br />

God caused a wind to pass over<br />

the earth, and the waters began<br />

to subside. k 2 And the springs<br />

of the watery deep l and the floodgates<br />

m of the heavens became<br />

stoppedup,andsothedownpour<br />

from the heavens was restrained.<br />

3 And the waters began receding<br />

from off the earth, progressively<br />

receding; and at the end of<br />

a hundred and fifty days the<br />

waters were lacking. n 4 And in<br />

the seventh month, on the seventeenth<br />

day of the month, the ark o<br />

came to rest on the mountains<br />

of Ara·rat. p 5 And the waters<br />

CHAP. 7<br />

a Ps 69:15<br />

b Job 12:15<br />

2Pe 3:6<br />

c Ps 104:6<br />

d Ge 6:17<br />

e Lu 17:27<br />

f Ge 6:17<br />

Ge 7:15<br />

Job 27:3<br />

Ec 3:19<br />

Isa 42:5<br />

g Ge 6:7<br />

h Pr 2:21<br />

Mt 24:37<br />

1Pe 3:20<br />

2Pe 2:9<br />

2Pe 3:6<br />

<br />

CHAP. 8<br />

i Ge 19:29<br />

Ex 2:24<br />

1Sa 1:19<br />

Ps 94:14<br />

j Ge 6:20<br />

Heb 11:7<br />

k Ps 33:7<br />

l Ge 7:11<br />

Pr 8:28<br />

m 2Ki 7:2<br />

n Job 38:11<br />

Jer 5:22<br />

o Ge 7:18<br />

p 2Ki 19:37<br />

<br />

Second Col.<br />

a Ge 7:20<br />

b Ge 6:16<br />

c Ge 6:20<br />

Le 11:15<br />

1Ki 17:4<br />

Job 38:41<br />

d Ps 55:6<br />

e Ge 7:19<br />

f Ne 8:15<br />

g Ge 7:20<br />

Ge 8:3<br />

h Jer 48:28<br />

i Ge 7:11<br />

j Ge 1:9<br />

k Ex 14:21<br />

l Ge 7:7<br />

1Pe 3:20<br />

2Pe 2:5<br />

kept on progressively lessening<br />

until the tenth month. In the<br />

tenth month, on the first of the<br />

month, the tops of the mountains<br />

appeared. a<br />

6 So it occurred that at the<br />

end of forty days Noah proceeded<br />

to open the window b of the ark<br />

that he had made. 7 After that<br />

he sent out a raven, c and it continued<br />

flying outdoors, going and<br />

returning, until the waters dried<br />

off the earth.<br />

8 Later he sent out from him<br />

adove d to see whether the waters<br />

had abated from the surface of<br />

the ground. 9 And the dove did<br />

not find any resting-place for the<br />

sole of its foot, and so it returned<br />

to him into the ark because the<br />

waters were yet upon the surface<br />

of the whole earth. e At that he<br />

put his hand out and took it and<br />

brought it to himself inside the<br />

ark. 10 And he went on waiting<br />

still another seven days, and<br />

once again he sent out the dove<br />

from the ark. 11 Later on the<br />

dove came to him about the time<br />

of evening and, look! there was<br />

an olive leaf f freshly plucked in<br />

its bill, and so Noah got to know<br />

that the waters had abated from<br />

the earth. g 12 And he went on<br />

waiting still another seven days.<br />

Then he sent out the dove, but it<br />

did not come back again to him<br />

anymore. h<br />

13 Now in the six hundred<br />

and first year, i in the first<br />

month, on the first day of the<br />

month, it came about that the<br />

waters had drained from off the<br />

earth; and Noah proceeded to<br />

remove the covering of the ark<br />

and to look, and here the surface<br />

of the ground had drained dry. j<br />

14 And in the second month, on<br />

the twenty-seventh day of the<br />

month, the earth had dried off. k<br />

15 God now spoke to Noah,<br />

saying: 16 “Go out of the ark,<br />

you and your wife and your sons<br />

and your sons’ wives with you. l<br />

17 Every living creature that is

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