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Topic: Operation Noah


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  Armenia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
According to legend, Haik was a great-great-grandson of Noah (son of Togarmah, who was a son of Gomer, who was a son of Japheth, who was a son of Noah), and according to an ancient Armenian tradition, a forefather of all Armenians.
Hayq was given the name Armenia by the surrounding states, presumably as it was the name of the strongest tribe living in the historic Armenian lands, who called themselves Armens who were of Proto-Indo-European descent.
Armenia lies in the highlands surrounding the Biblical mountains of Ararat, upon which, as tradition states, Noah's Ark came to rest after the flood.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Armenia   (4849 words)

  
 Did Noah
It was so large and complex that it took Noah 120 years to build.
The story of Noah's Ark is widely regarded as a myth.
Genesis 9:20- "And Noah began to be a farmer, and he planted a vineyard.
www.mushnoah.com /didnoah   (970 words)

  
 Resources from Christian Ecology Link and other organisations
It can be used in church groups, at home, with young people, and at Sunday services.
Operation Noah - Creating a Climate of Justice comes with a study guide to help you to respond to what you have seen and discussed in your groups.
This is free to borrow (but we welcome donations) or £10-00 to buy, including postage and packing.
www.christian-ecology.org.uk /resource.htm   (2408 words)

  
 Dog Lovers Bookshop: Children's Books
Fiction based on an African effort to save animals endangered by dam constuction in the 1950s.
A fl-and-white photo supplement is devoted to Rhodesia's Operation Noah, in which Crackers, the dog of the story, took part; Crackers was a dachshund mix.
Very good condition, in good dust jacket (minor chipping).
www.dogbooks.com /kids.htm   (6118 words)

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