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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=353734" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Genesis BK XXI</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">l. 1327) Then our Lord said unto Noah:</div><div style="margin:10px 0">(ll. 1328-1355) &quot;I give thee My pledge, dearest of men, that thou<br>mayest go thy way, thou and the seed of every living thing which<br>thou shalt ferry through the deep water for many a day in the<br>bosom of the ship. Lead on board the ark, as I bid thee, thy<br>household, thy wife and thy three sons, and thy sons' wives with<br>thee. And take within that sea-home seven of every kind of<br>living thing that serve as food for men, and two of every other<br>kind. Likewise of all the fruits of the earth take food for the<br>company upon thy ship, who with thee shall be saved from the<br>flood! Care well for every creature until I shall cause food to<br>grow again beneath the heavens for the survivors of the ocean<br>floods. Depart now with thy household and thy host of guests,<br>embarking on the ship. I know that thou art good, and of a<br>steadfast mind. Thou art worthy of grace and mercy, thou and thy<br>children. Lo! for seven nights I shall let the rains descend<br>upon the face of the broad earth. Forty days will I visit My<br>wrath upon men, with a deluge destroying the riches of the world<br>and the tribes of men, save what shall be upon the ark when the<br>black floods begin to rise.&quot;</div><div style="margin:10px 0">(ll. 1356-1371) And Noah departed, as the Lord commanded,<br>embarking his household upon the ark, leading up his sons into<br>the ship, and their wives with them. All that Almighty God would<br>have for seed went in under the roof of the ark unto their<br>food-giver, even according as the Mighty Lord of hosts gave<br>bidding by His word. And the Warden of that heavenly kingdom,<br>the God of victories, locked the door of the ocean-house behind<br>him with His hands, and our Lord blessed all within the ark with<br>His blessing. Now Noah, the son of Lamech, had lived six hundred<br>winters, wise and full of years, when he went up with the young<br>men, his beloved sons, into the ark, as God gave bidding.</div><div style="margin:10px 0">(ll. 1371-1399) Then the Lord sent the rains from heaven, and<br>caused the black sea-streams to roar, and the fountains of the<br>deep to overflow the world. The seas surged up over the barriers<br>of the shore. Mighty in His wrath was He who rules the waters!<br>And He overwhelmed and covered the mortal sons of sin with a<br>black deluge, laying waste the native land and homes of men. God<br>visited their offences upon them. Forty days and forty nights<br>the sea laid hold on that doomed folk. Dire was that disaster<br>and deadly unto men. The stormy surges of the King of glory<br>quenched the life from out the bodies of that sinful host. The<br>flood, raging beneath the heavens, covered over all high hills<br>throughout the spacious earth, and lifted up the ark from the<br>earth upon the bosom of the waters, and all within the ark, whom<br>the Lord our God had blessed when He locked the door of the ship.<br>Then far and wide that best of ocean-houses and its burden<br>floated beneath the heavens over the compass of the sea. The<br>raging terrors of the deep might not lay hold on ship or<br>mariners, but Holy God ferried them upon the sea and shielded<br>them. Fifteen cubits deep upon the hills the deluge lay. That<br>was a grievous fate!</div><div style="margin:10px 0">(ll. 1400-1406) But no harm came nigh unto the ark, save that it<br>was lifted up to heaven, when the flood destroyed all creatures<br>on the earth; but Holy God, the Eternal King, the Lord of heaven,<br>stern of heart, preserved the ark when He unleashed the ocean<br>currents and their changing streams.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Caedmon">Caedmon</a><div class=q>
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