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But the Lord asked Cain, What does this anger mean, this frowning face of thine? (Genesis 4, 6)
Time passed, and the race of men began to spread over the face of earth, they and the daughters that were born to them. (Genesis 6, 1)
he said, I will blot out mankind, my creature, from the face of the earth, and with mankind all the beasts and the creeping things and all that flies through the air; I repent of having made them. (Genesis 6, 7)
In seven days from this, I mean to send down rain on the earth for forty days and forty nights, and blot out this whole world of living things, my own creatures, from the face of the earth. (Genesis 7, 4)
full the tide flowed, covering the whole face of the earth, but still the Ark rode safe on the waters. (Genesis 7, 18)
It would be well, they said, to build ourselves a city, and a tower in it with a top that reaches to heaven; we will make ourselves a great people, instead of scattering over the wide face of earth. (Genesis 11, 4)
That is why it was called Babel, Confusion, because it was there that the Lord confused the whole world’s speech, and scattered them far away, over the wide face of earth. (Genesis 11, 9)
It was evening when the two angels reached Sodom, and Lot was sitting at the town gate. He rose up when he saw them, and went to meet them, bowing down his face to the earth. (Genesis 19, 1)
And to Sara he added, See, I am giving this brother of thine a thousand silver pieces; such amends will enable thee to look the world in the face, wherever thou goest;✻ only, do not forget that thy pretence was discovered. (Genesis 20, 16)
A maiden most beautiful, fair of face, and a virgin that had no knowledge of man; and now she had gone down to the well, and filled the pitcher, and was on her way back, (Genesis 24, 16)
Then, when I questioned her, asking who her father was, she said, Bathuel is my father, the son of Nachor by Melcha. And with that I hung these ear-rings upon her, to deck her face, and put these bracelets on her arms; (Genesis 24, 47)
But Lia was dull-eyed, whereas Rachel had beauty both of form and face, (Genesis 29, 17)
