Noach and the tayva some Torah, some biology
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Science article
Abstract
Everyone is familiar with the story of Noach
and the tayva. The intent of this article is not to
review the entire incident in depth, but to focus
on those aspects that have biological overtones.
However, for continuity in thought, the entire story is
briefly summarized. Furthermore, it is understood that
all the events in the story of the tayva
were orchestrated and directed by
HaShem. Any mention of a biological
explanation for a specific event
is not meant to suggest that it
occurred by the lows of nature without
Divine intervention. As Rabbi
David Brown states, "It is recognized that the laws of nature were
created by G·d at ma' ase b' rayshis
and, in effect, represent His will.
Even nissim are not completely contrary to the forces of nature. We find
that when G-d performs nissim He
still works through the mechanisms
of nature."
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12202/8937Citation
Babich, H. (2000-2001). Noach and the tayva some Torah, some biology. Derech HaTeva, 5, 55-65.
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