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But the dove, finding nowhere to perch, returned to him in the ark, for there was water over the whole surface of the earth; putting out his hand he took hold of it and brought it back into the ark with him. (Genesis 8, 9)
In the evening, the dove came back to him and there in its beak was a freshly-picked olive leaf! So Noah realised that the waters were receding from the earth. (Genesis 8, 11)
After waiting seven more days, he released the dove, and now it returned to him no more. (Genesis 8, 12)
It was in the six hundred and first year of Noah's life, in the first month and on the first of the month, that the waters began drying out on earth. Noah lifted back the hatch of the ark and looked out. The surface of the ground was dry! (Genesis 8, 13)
Then God said to Noah, (Genesis 8, 15)
So Noah came out with his sons, his wife, and his sons' wives. (Genesis 8, 18)
And all the wild animals, all the cattle, all the birds and all the creeping things that creep along the ground, came out of the ark, one species after another. (Genesis 8, 19)
Then Noah built an altar to Yahweh and, choosing from all the clean animals and all the clean birds he presented burnt offerings on the altar. (Genesis 8, 20)
God blessed Noah and his sons and said to them, 'Breed, multiply and fill the earth. (Genesis 9, 1)
Every living thing that moves will be yours to eat, no less than the foliage of the plants. I give you everything, (Genesis 9, 3)
with this exception: you must not eat flesh with life, that is to say blood, in it. (Genesis 9, 4)
God spoke as follows to Noah and his sons, (Genesis 9, 8)
