In her text she attempts a fictional account of what may have transpired in heaven prior to
the fall of man as described in Genesis.
The Flood was first broadcast in 1962 and is a light-hearted and witty re-telling of
the Fall of Man, God's anger and the Noah story.
Mostly paintings from the past centuries, but also a few photographs of places and modern rituals, illustrate biblical scenes and themes, such as
the fall of man and original sin, Joshua, the family tree of David, the Babylonian captivity, the minor prophets, Mary, and Paul's epistles and missions.
The fall of man is the subject of which poem by John Milton?
But these trees go much further, triggering an edgy, Seuss-like assault on conservative social values with high Hegelian overtones of
the Fall of Man. Such stubbornly regenerative acts seem a premonition of heavier, less festive vicissitudes to come.