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- An argentine animated film based on seven deadly sins
- Noah's Ark is a song sung by Ned Flanders in "I'm Furious Yellow"
- The Noah's Ark Was A World In Aqua's Joruney.
- Wooden toy ark. Removable green roof.
- The Ark was the boat that G-d commanded Noah to build so that he, his family and select animals could survive the great flood.
- Case File: Noah's Ark Location: Mount Ararat in Western Turkey Date: 1906/1943/1989 Description: Mount Ararat is a snow-capped and dormant compound volcano in the eastern extremity of Turkey consisting of two major volcanic cones, known as Greater Ararat, the highest peak in Turkey at 5,137 m (16,854 ft) and Lesser Ararat at an elevation of 3,896 m (12,782 ft) and the Armenian plateau between about 40 km (25 mi) in diameter. It is surrounded by a desolate terrain rising above the headwaters of the Tigris River. Mountaineers carry canister of oxygen with them due to the thin air above. The mountain is also prone to lightning strikes.
- Noah's Ark is a game exclusively for Nintendo Entertainment System released only in Europe in 1992. The game is published by Konami.
- Noah's Ark is PolyphonicBranch's eight doujin VOCALOID album and his ninth album overall. It consists entirely of songs that were originally composed for various Utaite albums that PolyphonicBranch released, this time with VOCALOIDs as singers instead. A crossfade of the album can be heard on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube The album can be ordered on Amazon
- God was very explicit about which animals were allowed on to the Ark. And Noah was a dutiful servant of The Lord. But due to all the craziness of the day, and the treachery of Satan, bears, and environmentalists, some things didn't quite pan out.
- After being ordered by James T. Kirk to build a salt water tank for two humpback whales in the cargo bay of the HMS Bounty, Montgomery Scott said, "The great flood and Noah's Ark, what a way to finally go." This line came from the script for Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; however, the line wasn't mentioned in the movie.
- To earn the Noah's Ark ribbon, a farmer must collect produce from a number of unique Animals. This means that the farmer must collect from different types of animals. Animals can be bought from the market, received as a gift or adopted.
- Noah's Ark (ノアス アーク, noasu aaku) is an artificial Sacred Gear also known as The Ark is a Sacred Gear made by an unknown being. It is a possible candidate for the Longinus rank.
- Noah's Ark is a 20-minute Disney short originally released theatrically to theaters on November 10, 1959 by Buena Vista Distribution. It was a retelling of the Biblical story of Noah and the Ark with Disney's first use of stop-motion animation.
- Noah's Ark (方舟, Hakobune; Literally meaning "Ark") is an artifact created and used by the Noah Family. It takes the form of a large, airborne cube that contains a city inside of it, as well as countless doors that those who control the Ark can use to go to any location in the world. One Ark, the White Ark, is currently in the hands of the Black Order, while the other, the recently made Black Ark, is in the hands of the Noah Family.
- Noah's Ark was a Biblical vessel. In 1811, one of George III's recurring delusions was that his country was sinking and that he was a beast on board Noah's Ark. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street) In 1864, when Nyssa asked the Fifth Doctor to allow Floyd as well as Mulberry on board TARDIS, he said that his ship wasn't Noah's Ark. (AUDIO: Renaissance of the Daleks) In 2003, Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane went to Turkey on separate archaeological expeditions to find Noah's Ark. (PROSE: Eternity Weeps)
- Noah's Ark was a mobile space station that had a triangular shape, similar to a Star Destroyer, but smaller. The plans were drawn out by Dr. Noah and construction on the project was completed in 42 BBY.
- In this story God believed the world had become corrupt and told Noah that he was going to destroy the world in a flood. God warned Noah that there would be a devastating flood and instructed him to build a vessel (called Noah's Ark) for the purpose of saving his family and representatives of every animal species. The ark somehow could house his family and two of every animal (even useless one like stink beetles and dodos). A great Waterworld-esque flood covered the world and then subsided.
- According to Abrahamic religions, Noah's Ark was a vessel built at God's command to save Noah, his family, and a core stock of the world's animals from the Great Flood. The story is contained in the book of Genesis and in the Qur'an. The story told in Genesis has been subject to extensive elaborations in the various Abrahamic traditions, mingling theoretical solutions to practical problems (e.g. how Noah might have disposed of animal waste) with allegorical interpretations (e.g. the Ark as a precursor of the Church, offering salvation to mankind).
- Noah's Ark was, according to Abrahamic religions, a large vessel built at God's command to save Noah, his family, and a core stock of the world's animals from the Great Flood. According to most tradition, as the waters of the flood receded, the ark landed on Mount Ararat. The story is told in chapters 6-9 of the book of Genesis, with later variations in the Qur'an and a number of other sources. In 1927, Indiana Jones, Jack Shannon, Vladimir Zobolotsky, and his daughter Katrina sought the Ark on Mount Ararat.
- Noah's Ark was a massive vessel built at God's command to save Noah, his family, and a core stock of the world's animals from the Great Flood. The story is contained in the Hebrew Bible's book of Genesis, chapters 6 to 9.
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- Noah's Ark was a Biblical vessel. In 1811, one of George III's recurring delusions was that his country was sinking and that he was a beast on board Noah's Ark. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street) In 1864, when Nyssa asked the Fifth Doctor to allow Floyd as well as Mulberry on board TARDIS, he said that his ship wasn't Noah's Ark. (AUDIO: Renaissance of the Daleks) In 2003, Bernice Summerfield and Jason Kane went to Turkey on separate archaeological expeditions to find Noah's Ark. (PROSE: Eternity Weeps) The Fourth Doctor referenced Noah's Ark while in the Starliner on Alzarius. (TV: Full Circle) In the far future, the leader of Nerva Beacon was nicknamed Noah due to his position. (TV: The Ark in Space) In 10000000, Dodo Chaplet compared the Ark to Noah's Ark, but the people of that time had completely forgotten the story of Noah's Ark. (TV: The Ark)
- An argentine animated film based on seven deadly sins
- Noah's Ark was a massive vessel built at God's command to save Noah, his family, and a core stock of the world's animals from the Great Flood. The story is contained in the Hebrew Bible's book of Genesis, chapters 6 to 9. According to one school of modern textual criticism —the documentary hypothesis—the Ark story told in Genesis is based on two originally quasi-independent sources, and did not reach its present form until the 5th century BC. According to this hypothesis, the process of composition over many centuries helps to explain apparent confusion and repetition in the text. Many Orthodox Jews and traditional Christians reject this analysis, holding that the Ark story is true, that it has a single author (Moses), and that any perceived inadequacies can be rationally explained. Which they can be. It's not like it's up for relative interpretation, they simple can be rationally explained. The Ark story told in Genesis resembles the Sumerian myth of Utnapishtim, which tells how an ancient king was warned by his personal god to build a vessel in which to escape a flood sent by the higher council of gods. Less exact parallels are found in other cultures from around the world. The Ark story has been subject to extensive elaborations in the various Abrahamic traditions, mingling theoretical solutions to practical problems (e.g., how Noah might have disposed of animal waste) with allegorical interpretations (e.g., the Ark as a precursor of the Church, offering salvation to mankind). It is far more likely however that the story simply spread mouth to mouth starting with Noah or his family as mankind spread over the earth again. By the beginning of the 18th century, the growth of biogeography as a science meant that few natural historians felt able to justify a literal interpretation of the Ark story. Nevertheless, Biblical literalists continue to explore the region of the mountains of Ararat, in northeastern Turkey, where the Bible says Noah's Ark came to rest, and a few seem to have claimed to have found pieces (generally small bits of wood) from the ark in this area.
- Noah's Ark is a song sung by Ned Flanders in "I'm Furious Yellow"
- The Noah's Ark Was A World In Aqua's Joruney.
- Wooden toy ark. Removable green roof.
- In this story God believed the world had become corrupt and told Noah that he was going to destroy the world in a flood. God warned Noah that there would be a devastating flood and instructed him to build a vessel (called Noah's Ark) for the purpose of saving his family and representatives of every animal species. The ark somehow could house his family and two of every animal (even useless one like stink beetles and dodos). A great Waterworld-esque flood covered the world and then subsided. The story’s charming if one is willing to overlook the fact that the story maintains that God killed every man, woman and child on Earth, with the exception of Noah's family, and every animal that wasn't taken on board the Ark. Incidentally Christians also believe that God is loving, see Problem of Evil. The story is better seen as good example of Biblical propaganda designed to scare young children and gullible conservatives into believing in a vengeful God.
- The Ark was the boat that G-d commanded Noah to build so that he, his family and select animals could survive the great flood.
- Case File: Noah's Ark Location: Mount Ararat in Western Turkey Date: 1906/1943/1989 Description: Mount Ararat is a snow-capped and dormant compound volcano in the eastern extremity of Turkey consisting of two major volcanic cones, known as Greater Ararat, the highest peak in Turkey at 5,137 m (16,854 ft) and Lesser Ararat at an elevation of 3,896 m (12,782 ft) and the Armenian plateau between about 40 km (25 mi) in diameter. It is surrounded by a desolate terrain rising above the headwaters of the Tigris River. Mountaineers carry canister of oxygen with them due to the thin air above. The mountain is also prone to lightning strikes.
- Noah's Ark is a game exclusively for Nintendo Entertainment System released only in Europe in 1992. The game is published by Konami.
- Noah's Ark was, according to Abrahamic religions, a large vessel built at God's command to save Noah, his family, and a core stock of the world's animals from the Great Flood. According to most tradition, as the waters of the flood receded, the ark landed on Mount Ararat. The story is told in chapters 6-9 of the book of Genesis, with later variations in the Qur'an and a number of other sources. In 1927, Indiana Jones, Jack Shannon, Vladimir Zobolotsky, and his daughter Katrina sought the Ark on Mount Ararat. They eventually found it half-buried in a glacier. After Jones' party climbed inside it for shelter, a series of gunshots fired outside caused an avalanche which sent the Ark sliding down the mountainside. Coming to a rest, the Ark was buried under an ocean of snow, once more hidden from the world.
- Noah's Ark is PolyphonicBranch's eight doujin VOCALOID album and his ninth album overall. It consists entirely of songs that were originally composed for various Utaite albums that PolyphonicBranch released, this time with VOCALOIDs as singers instead. A crossfade of the album can be heard on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube The album can be ordered on Amazon
- God was very explicit about which animals were allowed on to the Ark. And Noah was a dutiful servant of The Lord. But due to all the craziness of the day, and the treachery of Satan, bears, and environmentalists, some things didn't quite pan out.
- After being ordered by James T. Kirk to build a salt water tank for two humpback whales in the cargo bay of the HMS Bounty, Montgomery Scott said, "The great flood and Noah's Ark, what a way to finally go." This line came from the script for Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; however, the line wasn't mentioned in the movie.
- To earn the Noah's Ark ribbon, a farmer must collect produce from a number of unique Animals. This means that the farmer must collect from different types of animals. Animals can be bought from the market, received as a gift or adopted.
- Noah's Ark (ノアス アーク, noasu aaku) is an artificial Sacred Gear also known as The Ark is a Sacred Gear made by an unknown being. It is a possible candidate for the Longinus rank.
- Noah's Ark is a 20-minute Disney short originally released theatrically to theaters on November 10, 1959 by Buena Vista Distribution. It was a retelling of the Biblical story of Noah and the Ark with Disney's first use of stop-motion animation.
- According to Abrahamic religions, Noah's Ark was a vessel built at God's command to save Noah, his family, and a core stock of the world's animals from the Great Flood. The story is contained in the book of Genesis and in the Qur'an. The story told in Genesis has been subject to extensive elaborations in the various Abrahamic traditions, mingling theoretical solutions to practical problems (e.g. how Noah might have disposed of animal waste) with allegorical interpretations (e.g. the Ark as a precursor of the Church, offering salvation to mankind). By the 19th century, the growth of geology and biogeography as sciences meant that few natural historians felt able to justify a literal interpretation of the Ark story, and biblical critics were turning their attention to its secular origins and purposes. Nevertheless, Biblical literalists today continue to take the Ark as test-case for their understanding of the Bible, and to explore the region of the mountains of Ararat in modern-day Turkey where Genesis says Noah's Ark came to rest.
- Noah's Ark was a mobile space station that had a triangular shape, similar to a Star Destroyer, but smaller. The plans were drawn out by Dr. Noah and construction on the project was completed in 42 BBY. There were two ion cannons on the front of the Ark to fire on planets below. And there were thousands of super-conductors placed all around the outside of the ship to make it possible to harness the energy from the electrical storms between the sister planets Kiffu and Kiffex. Noah had the Ark parked there to collect the energy and rechannel it to the ion cannons. The Ark also had a cloaking device. Noah used the same technology he used on his carbon-eye, so the space station would literally be invisible to the naked eye.
- Noah's Ark (方舟, Hakobune; Literally meaning "Ark") is an artifact created and used by the Noah Family. It takes the form of a large, airborne cube that contains a city inside of it, as well as countless doors that those who control the Ark can use to go to any location in the world. One Ark, the White Ark, is currently in the hands of the Black Order, while the other, the recently made Black Ark, is in the hands of the Noah Family.
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