₁₇ The deluge lasted forty days upon the land, ^[E] the water increased and lifted the ark, and it lifted far above the land. ^[F] ₁₈ Much water came, and more kept coming on the land, and the ark rose upon the surface of the water. ₁₉ The strength of the torrents grew stronger and stronger over the land so that the high mountains ^[12] below the whole sky were filled. ^[13] ₂₀ Fifteen cubits ^[14] from the bottom upward did the water rise, even the hills ^[15] were covered. ₂₁ Every living thing that moved upon that land perished, the birds, the mammals, the beasts, ^[16] every small creature that abounded upon the land, and every Aryan. ₂₂ All that had the mentality of the divine inspiration of spiritual life, ^[17] all of them that were in that accursed land ^[18] died. ^[G] ₂₃ Every living being was erased that was upon the surface of the homeland, ^[19] the Aryans, the mammals, the reptiles, and the birds of the sky were erased from the land: Noah was the only remnant, and those within the ark. ^[H] ₂₄ The water overpowered the land, one hundred and fifty days.

[12] “rh” Har is the root of this word, it means anything from an ant hill, to a massive mountain range determined by the spelling surrounding the root. In this case it means massive mountains, as in mountain ranges. [13] The KJV says “covered” however the Chaldean word was more like filling in hollows, for example, if you place water in a bowl, you have concealed it, or filled in the hollow, if you overflow the same bowl, you have covered it. In this case the point of the story was that the mountain ranges acted as a container for this flood. [14] The cubit has changed over time, from 27-24” to 19 3/8” to 15” by Roman times, this is an ancient text, so we will go with what the Egyptians called the “old cubit” of about 24”, or the Babylonian Cubit which was the Hebrew cubit, plus a hand span, or about 27” we get 30 feet Ancient Egyptian measurement, to 33 ¾ feet Ancient Babylonian measurement, this many feet of water over the surface, is a massive amount of water. [15] Again, “rh” Har is the root of this word, and in this case it means hills, or hill country, point 12 clearly states High Mountains, this just means the lumps in the ground, hills, etc. If you look at a Hebrew-English transliterated text, you will see that these words are very different, and these “hills” were under water, while the “high mountains” were the bowl being filled. [16] “Beasts” are often translated as living things, however in many cases the same word is used in a derogatory means to state people of a very low estate. [17] Except from Genesis 2, “Creation of the Aryan”, [[*4] “bequeathed” is used to replace “breathed” in most translations because the term breath and wind were synonymous with the idea of spirit in this application, “bequeath” is a more accurate description [*5] into his mentality replacing “nostrils”, in the Chaldean, Aramaic and Hebrew, this word is also used as a spiritual container or receiver, thus the “spirit” is wind or breath, the breathing of it is reception of the “spirit”, so in modern English, we would use the term, “mentality” [*6] divine inspiration used to replace “breath” which in this application is used as spiritual breath, as we understand, “mentality” or “inspiration” [*7] spiritual life is used to augment “life” in most translations, because the term life had more than one meaning, this case shows that the life received was of a spiritual sense, rather than animate.] This was clearly the same language here, as used from Genesis 2:7, and in Genesis 7:22, this meant a higher form of mankind, being a special type of vessel, unlike the other pre-Adamic races, this is how the writer stated that all of the Aryans were exterminated for their ways, saving Noah and his immediate company. [18] The Hebrew word usually implies a desert, or a dry land, however it also can imply as the Chaldean does, a cursed land, or a land in a desolate state, due to a curse, “accursed land” has been chosen. [19] Once again, “ad-aw-maw” a word for soil based on the “aw-dawm” in Chaldean and Hebrew for the Aryan, this is a word for “the land of the Aryans”, or the blushing men. [E] The first part of the sentence of Vs 17 seems out of place, this also is a compilation paragraph, merging multiple texts together, so these things happen. [F] The second part of Vs 17 could go either way, I assume it was that all of Vs 17 was some original text, and the others are implanted to broaden the story. [G] Parts G&H are the same exact text; this one is the elder, using language of a very ancient kind. [H] A revised statement of part “G” slightly different language, same story. After part “H” the next passage seems to have been part of the second strain always found in Genesis 1-11.