Visual & Written Communication
Reflecting on my use of Artificial Intelligence and how it could impact the recording of local history in the future. Also exploring our joint responsibility to show this time period as it is and not how we wish it to be.
In Genesis 7, God commands Noah to enter the ark with his family and all the pairs of creatures. The flood lasts for forty days and blots out all life on earth.
Getting ready for the great flood, Noah gets a shopping list and instruction manual from God. Either this is a boat the scale of which we have never since seen, or there were fewer animals back in Noah's day.
I discover that Lamech, descendant of Seth, could be the reason for the great flood. His prophesy of Noah may have sealed the fate of early humans and animals alike.
Birth, murder, curses, family trees and pointless information. The story of Cain and Abel is short but with lots to unpack.
Exploring The Fall of humanity and trying to understand the decisions God has made during the Creation of the world, the garden of Eden and humans.
A story from Wells Cathedral puts you in the shoes of a peasant seeing the cathedral for the first time, giving you a sense of awe and reinforcing your faith in God.
What appears to have happened in this second chapter of Genesis is a more detailed look at the creation of man. A singling out of the sixth day of Creation - man was clearly God's priority.
This post is being used to track the events mentioned in the Bible and will be updated in real-time as I read. The tracker's purpose is to be a reference document that I can return to each time an event is mentioned.
This post is being used to track the people and entities mentioned in the Bible and will be updated in real-time as I read. The tracker's purpose is to be a reference document that I can return to each time a person or entity is mentioned.
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