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Noah's Apocalyptic Flood
God saw that the world had become an evil and corrupt place, so he decided to destroy mankind by creating an apocalyptic flood. However, God saw that one man, Noah, who was worthy among all of mankind to live. God told Noah to build an ark for him and his wife, three sons and his three sons wives, so that they could survive and prosper among the earth. God also told Noah to gather animals of all kinds but they had to be male and female of each kind.
After building the ark , Noah and his family and all the animals got onto the ark, God made it rain for forty days and nights; and all of life on earth was destroyed from the face of the earth. Noah had done all of what God had asked of him and
Noah was six hundred years old when

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