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God saw that people on earth were very evil. Their thoughts and plans were always evil, and this made him deeply sad. He was sorry that he had made them.
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Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood
Noah builds an ark to survive the flood, and God establishes a covenant with Noah and every living creature.
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God is sad about evil people
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“I will destroy the people I have created,” God said. “I will also destroy the animals, the creatures that move along the ground, and the birds. I am sorry that I made them.”
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But God was pleased with Noah.
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SpanishBeginner · El arca de Noé y el gran diluvioFrenchBeginner · L’arche de Noé et le grand DélugeGermanBeginner · Noahs Arche und die SintflutItalianBeginner · L’arca di Noè e il diluvio universalePortugueseBeginner · A arca de Noé e o grande dilúvioPolishBeginner · Arka Noego i wielki potopRomanianBeginner · Arca lui Noe și marele potopHungarianBeginner · Noé bárkája és az özönvízDutchBeginner · De ark van Noach en de zondvloedSwedishBeginner · Noas ark och den stora flodenNorwegianBeginner · Noas ark og den store flommenDanishBeginner · Noas ark og syndfloden
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