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• Higher and higher the waters rose above the ground, till all the high mountains under heaven disappeared; (Genesis 7, 19)

• the flood stood fifteen cubits higher than the mountains it covered. (Genesis 7, 20)

• All mortal things that moved on earth were drowned, birds and cattle and wild beasts, and all the creeping things of earth, and all mankind; (Genesis 7, 21)

• God wiped out the whole world of earthly creatures, man and beast, creeping things and all that flies through the air, so that they vanished from the earth; only Noe and his companions in the Ark were left. (Genesis 7, 23)

• And the waters held their own over the land for a hundred and fifty days. (Genesis 7, 24)

• The springs of the great depth closed up again; so, too, did the flood-gates of heaven, and rain fell from heaven no longer; (Genesis 8, 2)

• more and more the waters receded from the land, beginning to abate, now that the hundred and fifty days were over. (Genesis 8, 3)

• And now, on the twenty-seventh day of the seventh month, the Ark came to rest upon the mountains of Armenia. (Genesis 8, 4)

• Then to make sure whether the waters had become shallow over all the surface of the ground, he sent out one of the doves. (Genesis 8, 8)

• But the dove came back to the Ark and its master, finding never a resting-place to perch on; and he put out his hand to catch it, and took it back into the Ark. (Genesis 8, 9)

• Seven days more he waited, and then sent the dove out from the Ark again; (Genesis 8, 10)

• this time, it came back to him at night-fall, with a twig of olive in its mouth, the leaves still green on it; and then Noe could not doubt that the waters had become shallow all over the ground. (Genesis 8, 11)