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Never more will the living creation be destroyed by the waters of a flood; never again a flood to devastate the world. (Genesis 9, 11)
This, God said, shall be the pledge of the promise I am making to you, and to all living creatures, your companions, eternally; (Genesis 9, 12)
to remind me of my promise to you, and to all the life that quickens mortal things; never shall the waters rise in flood again, and destroy all living creatures. (Genesis 9, 15)
Such was the pledge God gave to Noe of his promise to all living things. (Genesis 9, 17)
Here we can make bricks, they said to one another, baked with fire; and they built, not in stone, but in brick, with pitch for their mortar. (Genesis 11, 3)
and already a quarrel had broken out between Abram’s shepherds and Lot’s. In those days, there were Chanaanites and Pherezites living all around, (Genesis 13, 7)
As for the king of Sodom, he said to Abram, Give me these living souls; all the rest thou mayest take for thyself. (Genesis 14, 21)
There was a time when Abraham made his way from there into the southern country, first settling down between Cades and Sur, then living as a wanderer in Gerara. (Genesis 20, 1)
So it was that, when he rose in the morning, Jacob took the stone which had been his pillow, and set it up there as a monument, and poured oil upon it; (Genesis 28, 18)
This stone, too, which I have set up as a monument, shall be called the House of God. And of all the gifts thou sendest me, a tenth part shall be the offering I make thee. (Genesis 28, 22)
Here, in the open plain, he found a well, with three flocks of sheep lying down beside it. It was here that the flocks were watered; but the mouth of the well was closed by a great stone, (Genesis 29, 2)
and it was not the custom to roll this stone away till all the flocks were assembled. When these had had their fill, the stone was put back on the well mouth. (Genesis 29, 3)
