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Latest revision as of 16:02, 5 December 2018
Translation of Genesis 6:17
I, behold I am bringing the flood of water to the Earth for destruction of all flesh in which there is spirit of life from under the skies, all what is on the Earth will die.
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How Noah may know that he is God who speaks with him? He presents Himself "I behold I". What may Noah conclude from this?
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