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• 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)

• 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)

• But still he waited another seven days, and now, when he sent it out, it came back to him no more. (Genesis 8, 12)

• Then God’s word came to Noe, (Genesis 8, 15)

• So Noe came out, and his sons and his wife and his sons’ wives with him; (Genesis 8, 18)

• and the living creatures came out of the Ark, beasts and all creeping things that roam on the earth, in all their various kinds. (Genesis 8, 19)

• This creation that lives and moves is to provide food for you; I make it all over to you, by the same title as the herbs that have growth. (Genesis 9, 3)

• and with all living creatures, your companions, the birds and the beasts of burden and the cattle that came out of the Ark with you, and the wild beasts besides. (Genesis 9, 10)

• These, then, were the names of Noe’s three sons, who came out of the Ark with him, Sem, Cham and Japheth; and of these, Cham was the ancestor of Chanaan. (Genesis 9, 18)

• So he came to drink wine, and, drunk with it, lay all naked in his tent. (Genesis 9, 21)

• so that his lifetime, when he came to die, had filled the measure of nine hundred and fifty years. (Genesis 9, 29)

• who divided up the islands of the Gentiles, region by region. Each of these became separate nations, distinct in speech and in blood. (Genesis 10, 5)