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  • telling him, Come out of the Ark, with thy wife and thy sons and their wives. (Genesis 8, 16)

  • So Noe came out, and his sons and his wife and his sons’ wives with him; (Genesis 8, 18)

  • Thereupon Noe built an altar to the Lord, and chose out beasts that were clean and birds that were clean, and made burnt-offerings there. (Genesis 8, 20)

  • All the beasts of earth, and the winged things of the sky, and the creeping things of earth, are to go in fear and dread of you, and I give you dominion over all the fishes of the sea. (Genesis 9, 2)

  • The shedder of your own life-blood shall be held to account for it, whether man or beast; whoever takes the life of his brother-man shall answer for it to me. (Genesis 9, 5)

  • 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)

  • There, in the clouds, my bow shall stand, and as I look upon it, I will remember this eternal covenant; God’s covenant with all the life that beats in mortal creatures upon earth. (Genesis 9, 16)

  • so that his lifetime, when he came to die, had filled the measure of nine hundred and fifty years. (Genesis 9, 29)

  • Abram and Nachor married; Abram’s wife was called Sarai, and Nachor’s wife was called Melcha. Her father Aran had two children, Melcha herself and Jescha. (Genesis 11, 29)

  • took his wife Sarai and his nephew Lot with him, all the possessions they had acquired in Haran, and all the retainers born in their service there, and set out for the land of Chanaan. When they reached it, (Genesis 12, 5)

  • And when he had nearly reached Egypt, he said to his wife Sarai, I have it in mind that thou art a woman fair to see; (Genesis 12, 11)

  • Tell them, I entreat thee, that thou art my sister; so, for thy sake, I shall be well used, and I shall owe my life to thee. (Genesis 12, 13)


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