Genesis 8:10

Easy To Read Version

After seven days, Noah again sent out the dove.

Cross References

Genesis 7:10

Seven days later the flood started. The rain began to fall on the earth.

Genesis 7:4

Seven days from now I will send much rain on the earth. It will rain for 40 days and 40 nights. And I will wipe everything off the face of the earth. I will destroy everything I made.”

Genesis 8:11

And that afternoon the dove came back to Noah. The dove had a fresh olive leaf in its mouth. This was a sign to show Noah that there was dry ground on the earth.

Genesis 8:12

Seven days later, Noah sent the dove out again. But this time the dove never came back.

Genesis 8:9

The dove could not find a place to rest because water still covered the earth, so the dove came back to the boat. Noah reached out his hand and caught the dove and brought it back into the boat.

Psalm 40:1

I called {\cf2\super [245]} to the Lord, and he heard me.\par He heard my cries.\par

Isaiah 26:8

But Lord, we are waiting for your\par way of justice.\par Our souls want to remember\par you and your name.\par

Isaiah 8:17

This is the agreement:

Romans 8:25

But we are hoping for something that we don’t have yet. We are waiting for it patiently.