1 God remembered Noah and all the animals and animals in Noah's ark. God called the wind to blow the ground, and the water gradually fell.
2 The source of origin and the windows of the sky were closed, and the heavy rain in the sky was stopped.
3 The water recedes from the ground. After one hundred and fifty days, the water gradually disappeared.
4 On the seventeenth day of the seventh month, the ark came to rest on Mount Ararat.
5 The water faded away again, and on the first day of the tenth month, the top of the mountain appeared.
6 After forty days, Noah opened the windows of the ark,
7 Send out a crow. The crow flew around until the water on the ground was dry.
8 He sent out another dove to see if the water had receded from the ground.
9 But the ground was covered with water, and the doves could not find a place to rest, so they returned to the ark to Noah, and Noah stretched out his hand and took the doves into the ark.
10 He waited another seven days, and released the dove from the ark.
11 When night came, the dove came back to him with a freshly twisted olive leaf in its mouth, and Noah knew that the water on the ground had receded.
12 He waited another seven days, and sent out the dove, and the dove never came back.
13 When Noah was six hundred and one years old, on the first day of the first month, all the waters of the earth were dried up. Noah removed the cover of the ark to look, and saw that the ground was dry.
14 On the twenty-seventh day of the second month, the land was dry.
15 God said to Noah:
16 "You and your wife, sons, and wives can go out of the ark.
———Genesis--the flood subsides
When the man was dictating a similar passage, there was no "Noah" character. It was probably a habit. It was probably because the time had passed for too long and there was no concept.
The pigeon did not come back the first time it went out, did not pick up the olive branch, but chose to build nests and lay eggs on the tree of life everywhere, and seemed to lie that "there is no place to rest"
The dove did not come back, which means that the water did not really recede, which means that the first reconciliation between God and man was not completed, and the ark could not surface.
Because the water does not really recede, but the progress of time has pulled the tree to exist, so the plane where the pigeon is located can be obtained by gai:
The three planes of people wiped out by the flood (before the flood), fish (during the flood), and doves (after the flood)
Those who were wiped out by the flood could only perceive what was before the flood and in the flood, so they struggled, thinking that as long as the fish were wiped out, there would be no flood.
The pigeon can lay eggs everywhere without a partner, indicating that she wants to fulfill the prophecy of the Son of Man by herself in advance, but it is a pity that this prophecy can only be her own wishful thinking. Therefore, Noah, who holds the authority of Rome (sword soldier), came all the way with the cross torture tool, and liberated the obsession of the dove.
The gentle Noah did not use any force against the pigeons, but just searched around in a locust (cockroach) tank that survived the flood. If he found it, he would walk, confirm, and at the same time protect and persuade.
He is also distressed about the life and reproduction of pigeons, which is also one of his missions.
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It can be seen why the conceited, self-abased and self-righteous duck and chicken hand hates Hayao Miyazaki so much, because Hayao Miyazaki's description of the child is far more detailed than him many times, and he seems to be able to prevaricate the past with "she is a pigeon" , but he doesn't quite believe it.
Ducks and chickens are extremely leftist, so they must be eating liberation theology.
In fact, knowing Yoshitaka Amano for so long is the first time to watch his animation works. I am shocked and unable to move.
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Outside the twisted and neat iron fence, play the "Alice Tunnel".
The dove fell into the water and turned its breath into an egg after facing its own kiss
The ark liberates the silent blue light and the jump scares with loud noises
The overall style follows the cyber-gothic ruins aesthetic of the post-roaring metal era.
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