The Bible: In the Beginning... Page #3
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its fullness and strength.
But the knowledge of good and evil
was in all the people of the Earth.
And God grieved in His heart that men
followed the way of evil...
...and that every imagination...
...of the thoughts of his heart
was only evil, continually.
The Earth disclosed her blood...
...and no more covered her slain.
The deed of Cain was multiplied
a thousand times.
And God said, "I will destroy man,
whom I have created...
...both man and beast, for it
repenteth me that I hath made them. "
But the Lord gave Eve another son...
...instead of Abel whom Cain slew.
And Adam called his name Seth.
And from Seth's seed,
through the generations...
...was Noah born.
And Noah found grace
in the eyes of the Lord.
There dwelt with Noah
his sons:
Shem......Japheth and Ham.
And his wife,
and his sons ' wives also.
And Noah was perfect
in his generations.
He was a just man,
and walked with God.
Noah.
Noah.
Noah!
Hearken now to my voice
and take heed.
Now shall I tell thee
the matter of my grief...
...and of what thou shalt do.
The end of all flesh
is come before me...
...for the Earth is filled
And behold, I will bring a flood
of waters upon the Earth...
...to destroy all flesh.
And everything that is
Make thee an ark of gopher wood.
Rooms shalt thou make...
...and shalt pitch it within and
without with pitch.
And this is the fashion
thou shalt make it of.
The length of the ark shall be
...the breadth of it 50 cubits...
...and the height of it 30 cubits.
With thee will I establish
my covenant.
Thou shalt come into the ark.
Thou and thy sons and thy wife,
and thy sons ' wives with thee.
For thee have I seen righteous
before me in this generation.
What is more stupid than this?
A man building a ship on dry land!
A devil is in him
and hath made him mad...
...and his sons with him!
When shall the Earth see this again?
He hath the sea in his head,
and his house rides up on the waves.
Father, is it indeed God's voice
thou hast heard?
For look, there is no cloud
in the sky.
Not so much as would cover a bird.
The Lord waiteth upon our work.
Then what need is there of haste?
Shall we not do it little by little...
...under cover of night?
He demandeth every hour of the day.
In our obedience must be no delay.
Will you question your father's
understanding or doubt his ways?
You should be ashamed.
Yet when shall they be rid
of the work?
All things wait for this.
The ground is unsown,
and the house is unmended.
Give me one to make the roof good...
...lest when the rain comes the house
will not keep it out.
But, wife!
Shem!
More pitch!
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