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This document tells the story of Noah and the Great Flood, based on biblical accounts. It describes the wickedness of the people and God's decision to destroy the world with a flood, sparing only Noah and his family. God instructs Noah to build an ark and to bring his family and pairs of all living creatures onto it. The narrative highlights Noah's obedience and faith in God, contrasting with the disobedience of the people who mocked him. It details the construction of the ark, the gathering of animals, and the eventual flood that covers the earth. The story concludes with the receding of the waters and a covenant made by God, symbolized by a rainbow, promising to never again destroy all life with a flood.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryReligion & Spirituality

FormatPDF

Pages28

Reading Time1 h 11 min

Noah and the Great Flood

Noah is told to build an ark

Noah builds the ark

People mock Noah

Noah and his family enter the ark

The animals enter the ark

The great flood

FAQs

Why did God decide to send a great flood?

God decided to send a great flood because the people on Earth were very wicked and evil. He was saddened by their actions and decided to destroy the world with a flood, saving only Noah and his family.

What was Noah instructed to build?

God instructed Noah to build a large ark. This ark was to be his dwelling and was to carry his family, along with many pairs of animals, to save them from the flood.

Who entered the ark with Noah?

Noah entered the ark with his wife, their three sons, and their wives. He also brought pairs of all kinds of animals, both large and small, onto the ark as instructed by God.

What symbolized God's promise after the flood?

After the flood, God made a covenant with Noah and all living creatures. The rainbow in the sky served as a sign of this covenant, representing God's promise to never again destroy all life with a flood.

Jul 15, 2026

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