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Norwegian · Beginner

Noas ark og den store flommen

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”

Scene 1 · Beginner

Gud sørger over onde mennesker

God is sad about evil people

Norwegian

Gud så at menneskene på jorden stadig tenkte på å gjøre onde ting. Han angret på at han hadde skapt dem, og det gjorde ham trist.

English translation

God saw that the people on earth kept thinking about doing evil things. He regretted creating them, and it made him sad.

Norwegian

«Jeg vil utslette menneskene fra jorden», sa Gud. «Dyrene og fuglene skal også dø.»

English translation

“I will wipe people off the face of the earth,” said God. “The animals and birds will die too.”

Norwegian

Men Gud ville spare Noa.

English translation

But God wanted to spare Noah.

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