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English · Intermediate

Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood

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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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God saw how great human wickedness had become on the earth. Every thought and intention in the human heart was always evil. He was sorry that he had created humankind, and his heart was filled with grief.

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“I will wipe the human beings I have created from the face of the earth,” God said. “I will destroy them, along with the animals, the creatures that move along the ground, and the birds of the sky, for I am sorry that I made them.”

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Noah, however, found favor in God’s eyes.

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