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 1 19,1|      animal life by means of an ark to be built according to
 2 19,1|      the patriarch to enter the ark (7:1-5). Noah completes
 3 19,1| completes his entrance into the ark on the very day on which
 4 19,1|       living things outside the ark are destroyed; the waters
 5 19,1|        a dove sent out from the ark (8:1-14). Noah obeys the
 6 19,1|     Divine command to leave the ark, builds an altar, offers
 7 19,1|   immediately after leaving the ark — impossible if such extreme
 8 19,1|  thousand species, maximum, the ark could have carried. Genesis
 9 19,1|    Genesis 8:4 records that the ark landed in the mountains
10 19,3|                             The Ark’s resting place.~Many unjustifiably
11 19,3| unjustifiably think that Noah’s ark came to rest on the actual
12 19,3|    Genesis 8:4 reports that the ark came to rest on the “mountains” —
13 19,3|      square kilometers). Noah's ark could have come to rest
14 19,4|      which Noe entered into the ark, and they knew not. till
15 19,4|     moved with fear, framed the ark for the saving of his house,
16 19,4|         3:20) too refers to the ark and the flood as historical
17 19,4|       the days of Noe, when the ark was a building: wherein