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French · Beginner

L’arche de Noé et le grand Déluge

Adapted from Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood

By The Bible

Noah builds an ark to survive the flood, and God establishes a covenant with Noah and every living creature.

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Illustration for the scene “God is sad about evil people”

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La méchanceté humaine attriste Dieu

God is sad about evil people

French

Dieu voit que les humains font beaucoup de mal. Leurs pensées et leurs projets sont toujours mauvais. Il regrette de les avoir créés et ressent une grande tristesse. Il décide de faire disparaître les humains, mais aussi les animaux, les petites bêtes du sol et les oiseaux. Pourtant, il regarde Noé avec bonté.

English translation

God sees that humans do a great deal of evil. Their thoughts and plans are always bad. He regrets creating them and feels deep sadness. He decides to wipe out the humans, along with the animals, the small creatures on the ground, and the birds. Yet he looks kindly on Noah.

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