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Posted: Aug 10, 2009
Correction
"Less than a decade later.."?! Should say "Less than a CENTURY later"!!
Posted By A Viewer, New York

Posted: June 12, 2008
Re: Ararat
You are right that the ark first rested on Mount Ararat. But it would be more than six months later before the water fully dried up and Noah actually left the Ark. It was then that he built the altar in Jerusalem.
Posted By Yisroel Cotlar for Chabad.org

Posted: June 11, 2008
Noah
The clip (which was beautifully done) says that Noah built an Altar to the Lord there.
I have a problem with that due to the fact the Ark rested on Mt. Ararat, in Turkey.
Posted By Jessica Oliphant, Siletz, Oregon USA

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