Back in the early 70s, the teacher was telling us 9th graders that some mammoths were found. In their stomachs were the remains

of flowers.  She said they had frozen quickly.  Evidently.  At the time, it didn't occur to me, that for even a young mammoth to freeze solid - and so preserve the stomach contents - would take several hours.  And that freezing could normally only happen in a lab.  Anyway, i sat there in that class thinking a ton of ice had fallen on them while they partook their flower-feast.  But they'd have to be real close to the massive ice - and flowers wouldn't do so well that close to the massive amounts of ice.  Maybe flowers were tougher back then.  i don't know.  All's i know is what our teacher told us - one minute the mammoths are contentedly munching away, and the next minute, they're encased in ice.  i sat there rather stunned...how on earth!

In the second portion of Genesis 8:1, the Word says, "and God made a wind to pass over the earth, and the waters assuaged." 

Anyway, lunch is over and we need toner.