“What? Are you going to join now Noah on his bunny-trail? Don’t be ridiculous. This thing with the animals is just some freakish coincidence. That’s all.”

Multitudes watched Noah and his family entering the ark; the whole area around the ark had been turned into something like an amusement park, with eateries and all sorts of shops having opened up there for people to eat, drink, watch, buy souvenirs and be merry. For seven days it was the “biggest show” on earth the pre-deluvian world had ever known until – a hand was seen reaching out of heaven, closing all the windows in Noah’s boat, and bolting the huge door shut.

This strange sight caught the people’s attention, and some slight uneasiness began to beset the assembled masses. Then, suddenly, they sighted something they had never witnessed before – huge, dark clouds joining up in rapid movement into one awful, gloomy layer, blanketing out the blue sky of just minutes ago.
 

Then the first raindrops fell, quickly turning into a fierce downpour, with huge lightning bolts flashing to and fro and deafening thunder pounding. The people fled their Nohaic amusement park, being in such a rush they even left things behind, scattering, running, in search of a shelter from the torrentuous rain. Soon the creeks and rivers began to swell, then sweep over their banks and in a matter of a few days the lower laying houses were flooded. The downpour never stopped, and to make things worse, underground springs and fountains broke through, pouring into the raging flood, causing the waters to steadily rise, while people frantically tried to reach higher grounds, but in vain.

Nobody was laughing anymore. Nobody was mocking Noah any longer, saying that he was on a “bunny trail” with the building of the ark. Noah had seen with the eyes of faith what was coming what the doubters and mockers did not see. Whatever they could not prove did not exist for them. Due to their longevity, their knowledge had increased exponentially to the point at which they considered belief in G-d a superstition. They did not need G-d as they were playing G-d themselves.

However, Noah and his pursuit of a “bunny trail” was being vindicated by G-d in a most terrifying way, while the doubters and mockers perished in the reality of Noah’s “bunny trail.”