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    Research Project – The Story of Noah’s Ark 1. Noah was a man who lived in the midst of unbelievers. God saw the evil and told Noah to build an ark for the animals and his family. Anyone who would see him build the ark and believe could come aboard and be saved from the flood‚ but no one did. They were warned‚ but only mocked Noah so they perished in the flood. It rained for 40 days and 40 nights. When it was over God put the rainbow in the sky and told Noah this was a symbol of his promise never

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    Noah Webster

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    Virginia Smith English II Ms. McCarty November 01‚ 2013 Noah Webster: Birth of the Dictionary Noah Webster was born on October‚ 17th in West Hartford‚ Connecticut. His father was also Noah Webster; a farmer with some government importance. Webster’s mother was Mercy Webster‚ the great-great granddaughter of William Bradford‚ governor of Plymouth colony. Noah was the fourth out of five kids‚ and the second son that had been born (Frank Magil 1417). When Webster was merely sixteen

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    Noah and Utnapishtim’s Wild Ride Almost every religion in the world has a story about the “Great Flood” which destroys the earth‚ and each teaches its followers a different story about this disaster. While the Babylonians have the story of Utnapishtim from the Epic of Gilgamesh‚ the Judeo Christians have Noah from the Bible. Both men save a few people and many animals. In these stories‚ Noah and Utnapishtim seem to have similar situations‚ but a further analysis shows how truly different the two

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    Noah And The Great Flood

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    You cannot talk about the story of the Great Flood without discussing the life of Noah. The story of Noah and the ark is probably one of the most read stories of the bible. The story of Noah and the Great Flood is sometimes questioned or debated whether or not it really happened. Some people believe by the grace of God that Noah was picked for this assignment in his life. Noah with the help of God was able to accomplish this task and that this event really did occur. There are others who do not believe

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    Noah Vs Gilgamesh Essay

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    was filled with lawlessness.” What did God mean by this? Earth as we know was destroyed‚ because of the wickedness of man. “Noah and the Flood” and “The Epic of Gilgamesh” are essentially origin myths meaning a story concerning the early history or importance of a culture. Although the differences in circumstances‚ heroic abilities‚ and outcomes of the flood narratives in “Noah and the Flood” and “The Epic of Gilgamesh” they appear to be quite comparable. The circumstances in both origin myths have

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    In Judeo-Christian mythology‚ one of the best recognized stories from the Old Testament is the story of Noah and the Ark‚ and how they survived God’s great flood. This story is a common one throughout many mid-east cultures‚ both past and present. The most notable of these is in the ancient Mesopotamian mythology‚ with the story of Utnapishtim and his story of survival of the gods wrath. Though both are telling what is assumed to be a tale of the same event‚ there are many similarities as well as

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    The stories of both Gilgamesh and Noah demonstrate the journey to find "immorality" though both accounts are done in very different ways. Although the purpose of each story is very similar in some respects‚ there are a few differences that are conveyed through the heroes. In the story of Gilgamesh‚ he possesses the characteristics of wisdom and strength which are strongly valued by the Sumerians; whereas Noah possesses the characteristics of obedience and trust which are valued by the Hebrews. The

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    The Ark Research Paper

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    The word Ark‚ Aron in Hebrew‚ means simply a chest. The Ark was made in Sinai by Bezaleel ben Uri‚ whose name suitably means‚ "In the Shadow of El (God)‚ The Son of my Light". It consisted of a rectangular chest made of acacia wood and covered over with gold. It measured 1.15 meters long‚ 0.7 meters wide and 0.7 meters high. Two long bars‚ also made of acacia wood overlaid with gold‚ carried it. 1 The mercy seat was a kind of lid‚ which closed the chest from above. It was made of pure gold

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    religions and cultures to take the same basic story‚ claiming it for their own. Whether in Christianity in the form of Noah’s Ark‚ or through Mesopotamian history in the form of an immortal‚ the idea of a great flood has proven to be a common story throughout the world. Though Noah’s Ark may be the most popular form of the story‚ it is not the oldest. Many people believe Noah’s Ark was based on Utnapishnem’s flood story. The two stories are obviously based on the same thing‚ but one must wonder which

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