They blew, and the wall fell down flat

This morning, I was preparing a simple vocabulary quiz for some young children and, as I often do when I'm doing something that doesn't require much brain work, listening to an audio version of the Bible.

This particular quiz was focused on various ways of spelling the "long o" sound. I had a list of target words, which I randomized and then went through one at a time, creating for each a sentence with that word blanked out and a picture to elicit the missing word. I came to the word blow at the same time that the Bible recording did -- just as it said, "the priests shall blow with the trumpets" (Joshua 6:4).

I searched Google for a suitable image to use. First I searched for pictures of someone blowing out the candles on a birthday cake, but I couldn't find any that I liked. Then I suddenly had a different idea: Why not a picture of the Big Bad Wolf blowing down one of the Three Little Pigs' houses? I found a suitable picture and cropped it:

At the very moment I pasted the above image into my document, the Bible recording said, "the wall fell down flat" (Joshua 6:20).

I'm not sure how much of a sync this is. I'm of course quite familiar with the story of the fall of Jericho and knew that the wall was going to fall down flat, so it's quite likely that the story is what subconsciously suggested a picture of blowing a house down rather than blowing out a candle. Anyway, I note it here in case anything should develop from it.