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    "The Lord then said to Noah, 'Go into the ark, you and your whole family, because I have found you righteous in this generation. Take with you seven pairs of every kind of clean animal, a male and its mate, and one pair of every kind of unclean animal, a male and its mate, and also seven pairs of every kind of bird, male and female, to keep their various kinds alive throughout the earth. Seven days from now I will send rain on the earth for forty days and forty nights, and I will wipe from the…

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    getting the feel of the kind of person she is. From her academic accomplishments to her tremendous work experience outside the field, she has led a rewarding life. I’d hope as one of her interns at Camp Noah, I could undertake any task that is given to me with success and lead by example. Camp Noah is a week-long facility where I would have to “dorm” with other interns or people volunteering. There will be times I might be tired and not willing to get up at eight in the morning, but I have to…

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    “rebirth” of a better mankind. A flood story is present in each culture, each story having a main character: Deucalion, Noah, and Utnapishtim surviving the flood in order to regenerate the world. Deucalion’s flood story, “Noah and the Flood”, and The Epic of Gilgamesh have numerous similarities, yet each story contains its own features to make it individual for its culture. Towards…

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    However, there are quite a few things in the film that are interpretations of the author and not exactly direct adaptations. For example, in the Noah movie, the Watchers play a prominent part in the narrative and are some of the beings that help Noah and his family board the Ark. In the Biblical Noah story, the Watchers are only mentioned in a brief section and are never mentioned again, meaning that they never play that important of a role in the original version. Another…

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    The Story of My Search My whole life, I have been compared to the story of Noah and the ark in the Bible, but I never quite understood the meaning behind the name itself. I knew that my first name, Noah, was of Biblical origin, and that my middle name, Daniel, could have been too, but I had no idea where my last name, Swan, could have come from. From going to a Baptist church my whole life I knew the story of Noah and the ark, and knew some about Daniel in the Bible as well, but I was never…

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    both critics. The picture-perfect, generous Noah was not portrayed in this film. According to Lemire, the main character, “Could be considered selfish and cruel and cost countless lives — and his determination to carry out what he believes is his mission from God leads him to the brink of committing some horrific acts.” Donato’s response correlated in his fifth paragraph with the opinion that Aronofsky’s Noah had a “mean streak” and was “tortured”. Unlike Noah, Donato explains that the rest of…

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    between the Tanakh and the Qur’an, on the story of Noah, start at the beginning and don’t end there. At the beginning of the account of Noah in the Qur’an, Noah is instructed to warn the people of a great chastisement from Allah, while in the beginning of the Tanakh the reason for God’s anger is explained in detail. The first major difference between the Qur’an and the Tanakh is who Noah is. In the Qur’an Noah is a prophet of a sort. In the Tanakh, Noah is just a man who has found favor with…

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    Do We Noah a Great Flood Occurred Theories are thrown around from religion to religion on whether or not the “Great Flood” actually existed, did it? The “Great Flood” is told as a myth of wiping out civilizations over 8,000 years ago, only leaving a few humans who were granted life by the gods. For example, in the Hebrew Legend of Genesis, the Gods warn Noah that a deadly flood is going to occur (Millman). He has to build a big boat, and told to save one male and female of all animals, plus save…

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    The first thing I ever wrote for Noah Gordon’s class was a description of a rather mundane object: the fringe around a white-board. Upon looking back at it, I immediately saw how much my writing has matured and changed over the past year of class. In terms of vocabulary, literary phrasing and structure (flow), and grammar; I am leaps and bonds ahead of how I wrote in the earlier part of the year. This being said, I think I have managed to keep my personal flavors in the writing. Here’s an…

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    extinction of humanity has always been a topic of discussion in literature throughout the ages and still even in modern works. Humanity being wiped out by a great flood is an archetype that frequently appears throughout classical literature. In both “Noah and the Flood” and “The Epic of Gilgamesh” a man is tasked with building an ark to be the last of humanity and save all other life with him. This tale of a flood wiping out humanity was originally the same story, but over time has been altered…

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