(biblical figure)

A simple retelling of the Bible story in which Noah builds an ark and saves two of each kind of animal from the great flood.

While living in Pharoah's palace in ancient Egypt, Miriam, the sister of Moses in the Hebrew scriptures, struggles to remain loyal to her people and her God.

Noah and his grandson, Little Noah, build a great boat, collect the animals, and survive the great Flood.

Discusses the Biblical stories of Adam, Job, Jacob, Cain and Abel, Abraham, Joseph, and Moses.

Presents John Milton's epic poem which chronicles man's fall from grace and Satan's rebellion against God, and includes two additional poems by the seventeenth-century author, as well as a biographical profile.

Presents John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost," in which Satan attempts to exact revenge on God after being cast out of Heaven, and includes explanatory notes; source texts such as Bible selections and prose works by Milton; and forty-eight works of criticism by such figures as John Dryden, William Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, T. S. Eliot, C. S. Lewis, Northrop Frye, Stanley Fish, and Helen Vendler.

Retells the story of two brothers who, after years of sharing everything, become angry enough to lose control and bring violence into the world.

Not having been chosen by Noah, Achbar the mouse stows away on the ark and tries not to be discovered while he and the other animals await the end of the flood.

Retells the story of Noah and the ark based on the Old Testament text.

After surviving the Flood, Noah and his family settle in a sheltered valley with the animals they have saved and begin the glorious experience of repopulating the Earth.