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Thou must know that I mean to bring a flood of waters over the earth, and destroy every creature that lives and breathes under heaven; all that earth holds must perish. (Genesis 6, 17)
But with thee this covenant of mine shall stand; thou shalt take refuge in the ark, thou and thy sons, and thy wife, and thy sons’ wives with thee. (Genesis 6, 18)
And take with thee into the ark, to preserve them, a pair of each kind of living creature, male and female, (Genesis 6, 19)
And now the Lord said to him, Take refuge in the Ark, with all thy household; looking upon this generation of thine, I find thee only guiltless. (Genesis 7, 1)
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)
Noe and his sons and his wife and his sons’ wives with him took refuge in the Ark from the waters of the flood; (Genesis 7, 7)
It was the seventeenth day of the second month of Noe’s six hundredth year, when all the springs of the great depth beneath broke through, and the flood-gates of heaven were opened; (Genesis 7, 11)
That very day, Noe and his sons, Sem, Cham and Japheth, his wife, and the three wives of his sons, took refuge in the Ark; (Genesis 7, 13)
and with them all the different kinds of wild beasts, of cattle, of the creeping things of earth, and of things that fly, birds and winged creatures; (Genesis 7, 14)
Into the Ark they went, males and females, as God had commanded; and the Lord shut him in. (Genesis 7, 16)
God wiped out the whole world of earthly creatures, man and beast, creeping things and all that flies through the air, so that they vanished from the earth; only Noe and his companions in the Ark were left. (Genesis 7, 23)
The springs of the great depth closed up again; so, too, did the flood-gates of heaven, and rain fell from heaven no longer; (Genesis 8, 2)
