The Bible : In the Beginning Page #7

of the plain.

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The men of the cities

are wicked,

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and sinners

before the Lord.

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42:08,372 -- 01:42:12,083

From here

the walls of Sodom

and Gomorrah are white.

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But within the walls&

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& is the darkness of men.

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Many tribes

and their kings try to

claim their domination&

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& and the city walls

are refuge and strength.

551

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God is my refuge

and strength.

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The plain is

well-watered everywhere&

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& fertile with fruits

of the earth&

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& even as

the Garden of the Lord.

That is the way I shall take.

555

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And my way is another.

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GOD:
Lift up now

ithine eyes& /i

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i& and look from the place/i

iwhere thou art& /i

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i& northward and southward/i

iand eastward and westward./i

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iFor all the land/i

iwhich thou seest& /i

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i& to thee will I give it/i

iand to thy seed forever./i

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Lord God,

what wilt thou give me,

seeing I go childless?

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Behold, to me thou

hast given no seed.

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iI will make thy seed/i

ias the dust of the Earth& /i

564

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i& so that if one can number/i

ithe dust of the Earth& /i

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i& then shall thy seed/i

ialso be numbered./i

566

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But Sarai, my wife,

is barren and she has

no child.

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iI am the Lord/i

ithat brought thee& /i

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i& out of Ur/i

iof the Chaldees& /i

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i& to give thee this land/i

ito inherit it./i

570

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Lord God&

571

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& whereby shall I know

that I shall inherit it?

572

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iTake me a heifer/i

iof three years old& /i

573

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i& and a she-goat/i

iof three years old/i

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iand a ram of/i

ithree years old& /i

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i& and a turtledove/i

iand a young pigeon./i

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iDivide them in the midst& /i

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i& and lay each piece/i

ione against another./i

578

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iBut the birds,/i

ithey shall not be divided./i

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iNow have I made my covenant/i

ibetween me and thee& /i

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i& and out of/i

ithine own bowels/i

ithou shalt have an heir./i

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iAnd Isaac shall/i

ihis name be called./i

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iYet know of a surety/i

ithat thy seed& /i

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i& shall be/i

ia stranger in a land/i

ithat is not theirs./i

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iIts rulers shall/i

iafflict them& /i

585

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i& pangs and sorrows/i

ishall take hold of them./i

586

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iThey shall be in pain/i

ias a woman that travaileth./i

587

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iThey shall be tried,/i

ilike metal in a furnace& /i

588

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i& as also I shall try thee./i

589

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iI will make/i

ia man more precious/i

ithan fine gold& /i

590

01:
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i& even a man than/i

ithe golden wedge of Ophir./i

591

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49:38,113 -- 01:49:41,532

Go.

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Abram.

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Behold now.

594

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The Lord

hath restrained me

from bearing.

595

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I pray thee&

596

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& go in unto my maid&

597

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& according to

that law which says:

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When a wife is barren&

599

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& her maidservant

may bear for her.

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It may be that

I may obtain children

by her.

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I give thee

my handmaiden&

602

01:
51:16,712 -- 01:51:19,172

& Hagar the Egyptian&

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& to be thy wife.

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Is it so&

605

01:
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& that the promise

of many nations

shall be fulfilled?

606

01:
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Even so&

607

01:
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iAnd Abram went in to Hagar/i

iand she conceived& /i

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i& and when it came/i

inear the time/i

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ithat she should/i

ibear a child& /i

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i& Sarai, her mistress,/i

iwas despised in her eyes./i

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Are you not tired?

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01:
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Let us stay our hands&

613

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& and eat and drink,

now that the sun is gone.

614

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Fruits of thy kind.

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01:
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Figs that are dry,

and dates and raisins.

616

01:
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But for me&

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& the fruits that ripen.

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Go away from me!

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Why weepest thou?

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I am ashamed.

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For what cause?

622

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Did I not say to thee:

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Go in to my maid

that I may obtain

children by her ?

624

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Even so?

625

01:
54:58,892 -- 01:55:03,312

Now I am despised by her

that she carries

the child in her body.

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I am but the grass

that is bruised

where she walks.

627

01:
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I look through her eyes

and see myself as one

who no longer lives.

628

01:
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The fulfilment

of the earth

passes to strangers.

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And I am left

as I was never born.

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01:
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But the child is thine&

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& by thy maidservant&

632

01:
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& and by the love

I bear thee.

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NARRATOR:

iFrom the south, even unto/i

ithe plain of Jordan& /i

634

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i& came four warring kings:/i

635

01:
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iThe kings of Shinar,/i

iof Ellasar& /i

636

01:
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i& of Elam, and Tidal,/i

iking of nations./i

637

01:
56:05,667 -- 01:56:08,544

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