The Bible : In the Beginning Page #9
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After I am waxed old&
731
02:
09:12,537 -- 02:09:14,704& shall I have pleasure&
732
02:
09:14,997 -- 02:09:17,833& my Lord being old also?
733
02:
09:18,126 -- 02:09:20,001Wherefore did Sarah laugh?
734
02:
09:22,672 -- 02:09:25,215Is anything too hard
for the Lord?
735
02:
09:25,508 -- 02:09:26,716I laughed not!
736
02:
09:27,844 -- 02:09:29,219Nay&
737
02:
09:30,221 -- 02:09:32,556& but thou didst laugh.
738
02:
09:38,896 -- 02:09:43,066At the time appointed
I will return unto thee&
739
02:
09:43,693 -- 02:09:46,945& and Sarah
shall have a son.
740
02:
09:48,781 -- 02:09:50,532We are going&
741
02:
09:52,034 -- 02:09:55,036& towards the cities
of the plain.
742
02:
09:57,039 -- 02:09:59,458I will bring you
on your way.
743
02:
10:18,060 -- 02:10:20,729Shall I hide from Abraham&
744
02:
10:21,397 -- 02:10:24,566745
02:
10:27,278 -- 02:10:31,239Because the cry of
Sodom and Gomorrah
is great&
746
02:
10:31,574 -- 02:10:34,951is very grievous&
747
02:
10:36,412 -- 02:10:38,455& I will go down now&
748
02:
10:38,998 -- 02:10:41,333& and see whether
they have done altogether&
749
02:
10:41,417 -- 02:10:43,251& according to
the cry of it,
750
02:
10:43,336 -- 02:10:44,961which has come unto me&
751
02:
10:46,422 -- 02:10:50,759& and if not,
I will know.
752
02:
10:53,596 -- 02:10:58,433Wilt thou also
destroy the righteous
with the wicked?
753
02:
11:01,187 -- 02:11:03,438There may be 50 righteous&
754
02:
11:03,564 -- 02:11:08,443& within the city.
Wilt thou not spare
the place for them?
755
02:
11:09,779 -- 02:11:13,532Shall not the judge
of all the Earth&
756
02:
11:13,783 -- 02:11:15,450& do right?
757
02:
11:17,620 -- 02:11:21,623lf I find 50 righteous
within the city&
758
02:
11:22,667 -- 02:11:26,044& I will spare
all the place
for their sakes.
759
02:
11:28,297 -- 02:11:31,466What if there be
45 such men?
760
02:
11:32,134 -- 02:11:35,804Or 30? Or even as few as 20?
761
02:
11:38,140 -- 02:11:40,475I will not destroy it&
762
02:
11:40,893 -- 02:11:43,144& for 20 s sake.
763
02:
11:47,817 -- 02:11:52,320Let not the Lord be angry
and I will speak yet
but this once:
764
02:
11:53,823 -- 02:11:58,827Peradventure,
765
02:
12:00,329 -- 02:12:02,998iI will not destroy it& /i
766
02:
12:03,416 -- 02:12:05,333i& for 10 s sake./i
767
02:
12:09,130 -- 02:12:12,340NARRATOR:
iWhen the sun was down,/i
768
02:
12:12,425 -- 02:12:14,884iLot sat in the gates/i
iof the city./i
769
02:
12:15,845 -- 02:12:19,014iAnd he lift up/i
ihis eyes and looked& /i
770
02:
12:19,265 -- 02:12:23,560i& and beheld two strangers/i
icoming into the city./i
771
02:
13:14,236 -- 02:13:15,820(WOMAN SCREAMS)
772
02:
13:17,740 -- 02:13:19,366(WICKED LAUGHTER)
773
02:
13:28,751 -- 02:13:30,627(LAUGHING)
774
02:
13:37,259 -- 02:13:38,551(WOMAN MOANS)
775
02:
14:46,036 -- 02:14:47,495(MOANS)
776
02:
16:41,026 -- 02:16:42,694What strangers are these?
777
02:
16:42,778 -- 02:16:43,820Where are they from?
778
02:
16:43,946 -- 02:16:45,905Two angels of God.
779
02:
16:45,990 -- 02:16:48,908So fair they are.
So fair.
780
02:
17:02,172 -- 02:17:04,007781
02:
17:10,890 -- 02:17:12,557(POUNDING)
782
02:
17:34,997 -- 02:17:36,372Where are they?
783
02:
17:36,457 -- 02:17:38,666What have you
done with them?
784
02:
17:38,751 -- 02:17:42,921Yes, bring them out
unto us!
785
02:
17:43,005 -- 02:17:45,381Bring them,
that we may know them!
786
02:
17:46,383 -- 02:17:50,011I pray, brethren,
do not so wickedly.
787
02:
17:51,096 -- 02:17:54,599For these strangers
here with us are of God.
788
02:
17:54,850 -- 02:17:57,560Better you destroy
all I possess&
789
02:
17:57,770 -- 02:18:00,605& than any harm
should be done them.
790
02:
18:02,858 -- 02:18:07,654Behold, I have two daughters
which have not known man.
791
02:
18:08,530 -- 02:18:12,325Let me, I pray you,
bring them out unto you&
792
02:
18:12,952 -- 02:18:16,537& and do ye to them
as is good in your eyes&
793
02:
18:17,289 -- 02:18:20,541& only unto these men
do nothing.
794
02:
18:21,168 -- 02:18:25,213This one fellow
came in to sojourn&
795
02:
18:25,839 -- 02:18:28,675& and he will
needs be a judge?
796
02:
18:28,968 -- 02:18:34,055Now will we deal worse
with thee than with them!
797
02:
18:59,123 -- 02:19:01,207I cannot see!
798
02:
19:05,671 -- 02:19:08,589Whatsoever thou
hast in the city,
799
02:
19:08,674 -- 02:19:11,259bring them out
of this place&
800
02:
19:12,219 -- 02:19:16,931& for the Lord
hath sent us
to destroy it.
801
02:
19:18,517 -- 02:19:22,603Take thy wife
and thy two daughters
which are here&
802
02:
19:23,105 -- 02:19:27,358& lest thou be consumed
in the iniquity of the city.
803
02:
19:49,423 -- 02:19:53,968Escape to the mountain,
lest thou be consumed.
804
02:
19:55,220 -- 02:19:58,056Look not behind thee.
805
02:
22:04,141 -- 02:22:05,391(BABY CRYING)
806
02:
22:59,071 -- 02:23:00,363(WOMEN CLAP)
807
02:
23:46,493 -- 02:23:50,871The name of our son
shall be called Isaac.
808
02:
23:56,795 -- 02:23:58,296Thy son&
809
02:
23:59,298 -- 02:24:00,715& and mine.
810
02:
24:01,633 -- 02:24:07,555God hath made me laugh.
All that hear
will laugh with me.
811
02:
24:18,900 -- 02:24:21,694Who would have said
unto Abraham&
812
02:
24:21,903 -- 02:24:25,197& that Sarah would have
given children suck?
813
02:
24:25,907 -- 02:24:30,161For I have borne him a son
in his old age.
814
02:
24:34,082 -- 02:24:35,541In him&
815
02:
24:38,086 -- 02:24:41,088& are the stars
of the heavens&
816
02:
24:42,758 -- 02:24:46,427& and the sands
of the seashore.
817
02:
24:47,679 -- 02:24:50,056NARRATOR:
iAnd the child grew& /i
818
02:
24:50,432 -- 02:24:56,103i& and Abraham made/i
ia great feast the same day/i
iIsaac was weaned./i
819
02:
27:15,160 -- 02:27:18,245Cast out this bondwoman
and her son.
820
02:
27:19,206 -- 02:27:21,415Who has put this
into thy heart?
821
02:
27:21,583 -- 02:27:24,919Did you not see how
he went among us mocking?
822
02:
27:25,253 -- 02:27:30,216I have a great fear
there will come such
division in our people.
823
02:
27:31,051 -- 02:27:33,385Like Cain and Abel again.
824
02:
27:33,470 -- 02:27:36,931I beg you, cast out this
bondwoman and her son!
825
02:
27:37,599 -- 02:27:42,436The son of this bondwoman
shall not be heir
with my son&
826
02:
27:43,104 -- 02:27:45,022& even with Isaac.
827
02:
27:45,899 -- 02:27:49,193What sayest thou?
He is my seed.
828
02:
27:50,779 -- 02:27:54,782I will not cast out the lad,
nor thy bondwoman.
829
02:
28:12,551 -- 02:28:15,135NARRATOR:
But God saidiunto Abraham:
/i830
02:
28:15,387 -- 02:28:19,473i Let it not be/i
igrievous in thy sight/i
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