The Bible : In the Beginning Page #5

When the waters

are dried up&

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& then we shall know.

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We shall be alone

on the Earth.

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No other life.

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Where will the ark

have carried us?

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In what strange land

shall we be renewed?

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The Lord has put

the future into our hands.

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(GOAT CRIES)

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All things will be new.

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(RAINING STOPPED)

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(POUNDING)

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(ROOSTER CROWS)

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(ANIMALS SQUAWK)

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(NOAH PLAYS FLUTE)

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Raven!

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NARRATOR:
And Noah

isent forth a raven& /i

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i& to see if/i

ithe waters were abated/i

ifrom off the ground./i

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Go forth!

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iAnd the raven went forth,/i

iand flew to and fro./i

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iEven until the waters were/i

idried up from off the Earth./i

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iAnd the raven returned not/i

iagain unto Noah anymore./i

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iAlso he sent forth/i

ia dove from him./i

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iBut the Earth/i

iwas still seas& /i

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i& as it had been/i

iin the beginning,/i

ibefore the dry land appeared./i

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She hath found no rest

for the sole of her foot.

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For the waters

are on the face

of the whole Earth.

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Eat of the grain

and renew thy strength.

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For in seven days

I shall send thee

forth again.

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iAnd the dove/i

icame in to him/i

iin the evening& /i

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i& and lo, in her mouth/i

iwas an olive leaf,/i

iplucked off./i

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Let us make

a rudder and a sail.

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For now we know

that the waters are

abated from the Earth&

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& and we can find land.

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What sail shall

discover the winds,

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and what rudder

find our course?

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The breath of God

shall divide the waves&

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& and his hand only

lead us into safety.

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NARRATOR:
The ark rested

iin the 7th month,/i

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iof the 17th day/i

iof the month& /i

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i& upon the mountains/i

iof Ararat./i

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Hey! Hey, hey!

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NARRATOR:
And the Lord

isaid in his heart:/i

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i I will not again curse/i

ithe ground for man s sake./i

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iWhile the Earth remaineth,/i

iseed-time and harvest& /i

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i& cold and heat,/i

isummer and winter,/i

iand day and night& /i

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i& shall not cease./i

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iThe waters shall/i

ino more become a flood/i

ito destroy all flesh./i

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iI do set my bow in the cloud./i

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iAnd it shall be for a token/i

ibetween me and the Earth./i

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iIt shall come to pass/i

iwhen I bring a cloud& /i

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i& the bow shall/i

ibe seen in the cloud./i

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iAnd I will remember/i

imy covenant which is/i

ibetween me and you./i

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iAnd every living creature/i

iof all flesh. /i

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NARRATOR:
And sons were born

iunto the sons of Noah/i

iafter the flood./i

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iAnd of them was/i

ithe whole Earth overspread./i

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iAnd the whole Earth/i

iwas of one language/i

iand of one speech./i

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iNow these are/i

ithe generations/i

iof the sons of Noah./i

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iThe sons of/i

iJapheth:
Gomer& /i

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iThe sons of Shem:/i

iElam, Asshur& /i

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iAnd the sons of Ham:/i

iMizraim, Phut,/i

iCanaan and Cush./i

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iAnd Cush begat Nimrod./i

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iAnd Nimrod was a king./i

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iAnd he set to build/i

ia tower that would soar/i

ilike his pride./i

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iA tower that would/i

ireach unto Heaven./i

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iAnd his people sang a song/i

ias they built the tower:/i

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i Who can bend/i

ithe bow of Nimrod?/i

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iOr put strength/i

iinto the arrow like unto/i

ihis strength?/i

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iNothing is too mighty/i

ifor him to do/i

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iNo power is greater than his/i

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iHe hath taken the Earth/i

iand made it his own/i

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iHe stores up/i

ithe thunder and wears/i

ithe lightning like a jewel/i

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iThe glory of Nimrod/i

ishines beyond the sun/i

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iThere is none/i

igreater than he/i

iin Earth or Heaven. /i

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iAnd the Lord came down/i

ito see the tower& /i

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i& which the children/i

iof men builded./i

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iAnd He said,/i

i Behold, the people is one& /i

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i& and they have/i

iall one language./i

iAnd this they begin to do./i

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iAnd now nothing will/i

ibe restrained from them& /i

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i& which they/i

ihave imagined to do. /i

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My bow.

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NARRATOR:
Let us

igo down and confound/i

itheir language& /i

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i& that they/i

imay not understand/i

ione another s speech. /i

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Stand your ground.

Obey me!

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Make good what has

been brought down.

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Am I not Nimrod?

And my voice is

your commandment!

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What words are these?

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Babbling fool!

Madness is in his mouth!

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You mock your

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