Upheaval

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Nachman of Breslov Nachman of Breslov,  Tales of Rabbi Nachman: All (Sipurei Ma'asiyot…

“ It is written in their chronicles how there had been a great Storm Wind upon the world, changing sea to dry land and dry land to sea, and wilderness to settled area and settled area to wilderness, mixing up the entire world. And after the noise and upheaval, the entire world having become so mixed up, the world's people decided to make a king for themselves. ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Helen Hunt Jackson Helen Hunt Jackson,  Ramona

“ Underneath the exterior crust of the most hardened and ruffianly nature often remains—its forms not yet quite fossilized—a realm full of the devout customs, doctrines, religious influences, which the boy knew, and the man remembers, By sudden upheaval, in some great catastrophe or struggle in his mature life, these all come again into the light. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Louis Figuier Louis Figuier,  The World Before the Deluge

“ In reference to the argument of the vast antiquity of the earth, founded on elevation of coasts at a given rate of upheaval, he adduces many facts to show that upheavals of equal extent have occurred almost within the memory of man. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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