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 1 10,4|        including the flowers, the birds, and Shirley. The earth,
 2 15  |        developed and complicated (birds and four-footed animals).
 3 15,3|     monster.~ ~Late in this “day” birds begin to fill the skies
 4 15,6|         Creation of Dinosaurs and Birds.~If God allowed room for
 5 15,6|         to decide how to classify birds, how they originated and
 6 15,6|           It is possible that the birds have no predecessor. Archaeopteryx
 7 15,6|          mean they are related to birds. Archaeopteryx may also
 8 15,6|     legitimately one of the first birds, despite its reptile features.
 9 15,6|          possibility remains that birds were descendants of reptiles
10 15,1|      flesh, animals have another, birds another and fish another” (
11 15,1|         plants on day 3, fish and birds on day 5, then on day 6
12 15,1|        limitations: plants, fish, birds, animals, and man.~ ~
13 15,2|        limitations: plants, fish, birds, animals, and man.~ ~Plants.~“
14 15,2|           explain.~ ~The Flesh of Birds.~In Genesis 1:20 we read
15 15,2|        discussion of the flesh of birds. Birds are not unique in
16 15,2| discussion of the flesh of birds. Birds are not unique in their
17 15,2|     pointing out. The feathers of Birds are unique, but hardly seem
18 15,2|           what makes the flesh of birds different.~Also in verse
19 15,2|           to do with the flesh of birds? Birds and mammals are warm-blooded.
20 15,2|          with the flesh of birds? Birds and mammals are warm-blooded.
21 15,2|         be part of what separates birds from the flesh of “fish.”
22 15,2|          greater importance. Most birds and mammals care for their
23 15,2|           The warm-bloodedness of birds corresponds to another warming —
24 15,2|           warming of the “heart.” Birds are capable of emotional
25 15,2|        emotional expression. Some birds choose a mate for life.
26 15,2|       mate with as many different birds as possible. Brooding over
27 15,2|            God in His wisdom gave birds a sense that reptiles lack
28 15,2|       their young.~To summarize — birds are winged, feathered, warm-blooded
29 15,2|      mammals that they share with birds. But unlike birds there
30 15,2|      share with birds. But unlike birds there is a greater dependence
31 18,2|      beauty of nature, singing of birds, fragrance of flowers make
32 19,1|          Noah, Noah's family, and birds and mammals that had significant