₁ The Heavenly Hosts were mindful of Noah, and all of the living things, all of the mammals that were within the ark. The Heavenly Hosts made wind to pass over the land, and the waters assuaged. ₂ The great springs of the deep and the windows of the sky were shut, and the rain from the sky was withheld. ₃ The water turned back from being over the land it moved back, at the end of a hundred and fifty days the water decreased.

₄ The ark settled in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day after the new moon, upon the mountain range called Ararat. ^[1] ₅ And the water decreased and moved through the tenth month: On the tenth month on the first day of this month the tops of the hills became visible. ^[2] ₆ Then at the end of forty ^[3] days, Noah opened the window of the ark that he made. ₇ He sent a raven that went in and out until the waters had moved from off of the land. ₈ Also he sent a dove ^[4] to check if the water or the light ^[5] was upon the surface of his homeland. ^[6] ₉ The dove found no rest for the sole of it’s feet, so it returned from there and back into the ark, the water covered the surface of all the land. He put out his hand, and took it with him into the ark.

[1] This word usually is associated with Armenia, however at the time of this text, Armenia did not even exist, instead, what today is called modern Armenia was originally a part of the Assyrian Empire, and the northern reaches of Syria of the books of Kings. The Hebrew spelling is “Mrrx” while the word minus the last “mem” or “M” is “rrx” which means, “to bitterly curse” now the addition of the “M” would make this plural, so this was probably a parallel to the idea in Genesis 7:22, that these mountains were part of this accursed land. Point to make, The modern Mount Ararat is in Eastern Turkey, the range is no longer called the Ararat range, further, no where even remotely near this area are there four rivers emanating from one source, as Genesis 2 states is the location of Eden, further, we were told that Adam and Eve were sent “east of Eden” see Index Page “vi”. Gesenius’ Lexicon explains, “The name is that properly of a region, not of a mountain” and the origin of the Armenians is here from A Guide to the Ancient World, by Grant, “A mountainous country to the northeast of asia minor, named according to Greek tradition, after Armenus of Armenium of Thessaly.” Further the same book states that Herodotus the historian places their origin from an area of Northeastern Greece, called Thessaly”. The Armenian People and the region of Ararat are two totally different things until later in history, however, when the region of Ararat was originally named as we know it today, it included the entire caucus that separated Europe and Northern Asia from all of the southern Asian lands, The mountains of Ararat then would be the span from China to Turkey, however, included in this region is the entire Pamir region, as well as the northern mountain range of the Tarim Basin, which is the location of the flood event. [2] Once again, the ark rested in the seventh month, on a mountain range, however the very next verse tells us that the KJV “mountains” were still totally under the water until the tenth month, or you can realistically look at this and realize that the ark landed on a mountain before enough water settled or moved away to reveal the land below, from a farmer’s perspective, with the exception of goats, letting animals out of an ark that landed on a ledge is not a smart thing to do, since they will all fall off of the mountain. This further proves the fact that the mountains mentioned in Genesis 7 were the container of the flood event, not submerged below. [3] Once again, the word “forty” meant many, not an exact figure of forty. [4] A raven is a scavenger, something perfectly comfortable on the ground or in perch; however, a raven does not need a tree to roost. A dove on the other hand is a perching bird, it needs to wrap it’s feet around something to be comfortable like a branch, this explains why the two types were selected. [5] the literal translation is “water or light”, not as the KJV states “if the waters were abated” [6] The word again is SC# 127 or the land named after SC# 120, or the Aryan Land, homeland selected.

₁₀ He waited through another seven days, again he sent out the dove from the ark. ₁₁ The dove returned to him that evening, and there in her mouth was an olive leaf freshly plucked: so Noah knew that the water was removed from over the land. ₁₂ He waited still another seven days; and sent out the dove that did not return again anymore.    

₁₃ [It happened in the six hundredth and eleventh ^[7] rotation,] In the first month, the first day of ^[8] the new moon, the waters dried from over the land, Noah removed the cover of the ark, and looked, seeing that the surface of the homeland was dry. ₁₄ In the second month, on the twenty-seventh day after the new moon, the land was dry. ₁₅ The Heavenly Hosts spoke to Noah saying, ₁₆ Go out of the ark, you, your woman, your sons, and your son’s women with you.

[7] the word in the KJV is “first” the original word is SC# 259 which is either the number 1 or 11. The numeral 1 is presented as “rhx” which means “one” however the word here has the letters “thxb” I can only assume this to be the numeral 11, the numeral one here will be shown in point 8. [8] “rhxb” is shown here to represent a numeral, this means the first. What separates the two numerals here is that one ends in “t” and the other in “r” one meaning first, the other meaning eleventh, while the numeral one is “rhx”

Now we have Noah and his family entering the ark on according to Genesis 7:10&11a, “It happened in seven days, the waters of the deluge came upon the land. ₁₁ [in the six hundredth rotation of Noah’s life] in the second month, the seventeenth day of that month, after the day of the new moon,” so we have Noah aged at 600 rotations, or in the KJV, 600 years, then we go to Genesis 8:13, “[It happened in the six hundredth and eleventh rotation,] In the first month, the first day of the new moon, the waters dried from over the land,” we had in Genesis 84, “The ark settled in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day after the new moon,” followed by in Genesis 8:5, “And the water decreased and moved through the tenth month: On the tenth month on the first day of this month the tops of the hills became visible.” So we can see a timeline here, we will start the flood on February 17 for example, and go to July 17 for the ark to land on the mountainside, while the water is still below, now we go to October 1, and we have the hills below becoming exposed. Now if we use the original Roman calendar, we have 10 months, however we can assume that this calendar is 12 months when we get to Genesis 8:13 that tells us we are at January 1, the next calendar year, we also find the difference that Noah aged 11 rotations between these months, so it is all too clear that the rotations in old Chaldean were in fact lunar and not solar in this more ancient of scripts. The fact that 11 months transpired will lead some, like the translators of the KJV to scratch their heads and “correct” the eleven years to one year because they didn’t think of this, however the fact remains, 11 months is equal to 11 rotations in age, therefore the KJV is wrong for calling these measurements years.

₁₇ Bring with you all of the living things that are with you, all of the animals, the birds, the mammals, all the reptiles that swarm on the ground, let them be swarms on this land, let them breed and increase on this land.  ₁₈ Noah went out with his sons, and his woman, and his son’s women with him. ₁₉ All the animals, all of the reptiles, all of the birds, and everything that swarms on the land, according to species, went out of the ark. 

This last part is clearly of a latter passage, derived from the Hebrew, and not the original Chaldean Text, the original Flood Account ended with Genesis 8:19 and continued in Genesis 9 with the reasons for the Flood.

₂₀ Noah built an altar for Yahweh, any took of every clean animal, and every clean bird, and the smoke rose of the altar. ₂₁ Yahweh smelled the pleasant odor, and Yahweh thought in his mind, He would not again curse the homeland, not on account of the Aryan, the thoughts of the Aryan’s mind is evil from his youth, neither will I strike again every living animal as I have done. ₂₂ While the sun is over the land, the sow and the harvest, the cold and the hot, summer and winter, day and night will not end.