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Italian · Beginner

L’arca di Noè e il diluvio universale

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

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Dio si rattrista per gli uomini malvagi

God is sad about evil people

Italian

Dio vede che sulla terra gli esseri umani fanno molto male. Anche i loro pensieri e le loro intenzioni sono sempre cattivi. Dio è triste e si pente di aver creato l’umanità.

English translation

God sees that human beings on earth do a great deal of evil. Even their thoughts and intentions are always evil. God is sad and regrets having created humanity.

Italian

Decide quindi di distruggere gli esseri umani e, insieme a loro, gli animali e gli uccelli. Ma guarda con favore un uomo: Noè.

English translation

So he decides to destroy human beings, along with the animals and birds. But one man finds favor with him: Noah.

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