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Genesis 8:1
And
God
remembered
Noah,
and every living
thing,
and all the
cattle
that was with him in the
ark:
and
God
made
a
wind
to
pass
over
the
earth,
and the
waters
asswaged;
2
The
fountains
also of the
deep
and the
windows
of
heaven
were
stopped,
and the
rain
from
heaven
was
restrained;
3
And the
waters
returned
from off the
earth
continually:
and
after the end
of
the hundred
and
fifty
days
the
waters
were
abated.
4
And the
ark
rested
in the
seventh
month,
on the
seventeenth
°
day
of the
month,
upon the
mountains
of
Ararat.
5
And the
waters
decreased
continually
until
the
tenth
month:
in the
tenth
month, on the
first
day of the
month,
were the
tops
of the
mountains
seen.
6
And it came to pass at the
end
of
forty
days,
that
Noah
opened
the
window
of the
ark
which he had
made:
7
And he sent
forth
a
raven,
which went
forth
to
and
fro,
until the
waters
were dried
up
from off the
earth.
8
Also he sent
forth
a
dove
from him, to
see
if the
waters
were
abated
from off the
face
of the
ground;
9
But the
dove
found
no
rest
for the
sole
of her
foot,
and she
returned
unto him into the
ark,
for the
waters
were on the
face
of the whole
earth:
then he put
forth
his
hand,
and took
her,
and pulled her
in
unto him into the
ark.
10
And he
stayed
yet
other
seven
days;
and
again
he sent
forth
the
dove
out of the
ark;
11
And the
dove
came
in
to him in the
evening;
and,
lo, in her mouth
was
an olive
leaf
plucked
off:
so
Noah
knew
that
the waters
were
abated
from
off the earth.
12
And he
stayed
yet
other
seven
days;
and sent
forth
the
dove;
which
returned
not
again
unto him any
more.
13
And it came to pass in the
six
hundredth
and first
year,
in the
first
month, the
first
day of the
month,
the
waters
were dried
up
from off the
earth:
and
Noah
removed
the
covering
of the
ark,
and
looked,
and, behold, the
face
of the
ground
was
dry.
14
And in the
second
month,
on the
seven
and
twentieth
day
of the
month,
was the
earth
dried.
15
And
God
spake
unto
Noah,
saying,
16
Go
forth
of the
ark,
thou, and thy
wife,
and thy
sons,
and thy
sons'
wives
with thee.
17
Bring
forth
with thee every living
thing
that is with thee, of all
flesh,
both of
fowl,
and of
cattle,
and of every creeping
thing
that
creepeth
upon the
earth;
that they may breed
abundantly
in the
earth,
and be
fruitful,
and
multiply
upon the
earth.
18
And
Noah
went
forth,
and his
sons,
and his
wife,
and his
sons'
wives
with him:
19
Every
beast,
every creeping
thing,
and every
fowl,
and
whatsoever
creepeth
upon the
earth,
after their
kinds,
went
forth
out of the
ark.
20
And
Noah
builded
an
altar
unto the
LORD;
and
took
of every
clean
beast,
and of every
clean
fowl,
and
offered
burnt
offerings
on the
altar.
21
And the
LORD
smelled
a
sweet
savour;
and the
LORD
said
in
his
heart,
I will not
again
curse
the
ground
any more for
man's
sake;
for the
imagination
of
man's
heart
is
evil
from his
youth;
neither will I
again
smite
any more every thing
living,
as I have
done.
22
While the
earth
remaineth,
seedtime
and
harvest,
and
cold
and
heat,
and
summer
and
winter,
and
day
and
night
shall not
cease.
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