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Identifier: sweetstoriesofgo00poll (find matches)
Title: Sweet stories of God; in the language of childhood and the beautiful delineations of sacred art
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Pollard, Josephine, 1834-1892. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Bible stories, English
Publisher: New York, Akron, Ohio (etc.) The Werner company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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nd kept near him all the time, anddid his best to please him. And E-noch did not die, but God took him upto be with him while he still lived, just as if he wereto take up one of us. And E-noch had a son whose name was Me-thu-se-lah, who died at a great old age. In those timesmen lived more years than they do now, but in allthe years since the world was made no man has beenknown to live to be as old as Me-thu-se-lah. CHAPTER II. THE GREAT FLOOD; AND A GREAT TOWER. In the course of time, when there came to bemore folks in the world, they grew fond of sin.They did not loveGod, or try to pleasehim. And God waswroth with them, andsaid he would senda flood that woulddrown the world,and there shouldnot be any dry landleft for men, beasts,or birds to live on. But though mostof the folks at thattime were as bad asthey could be, therewas one good manin their midst, and 1 . XT 1 THE ARK# his name was JNo-ah. And God loved No-ah and told him what hemeant to do. And God bade No-ah build an ark. 45
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46 History of the Old Testament. This was a boat. It was to be made large, withrooms in it, and a great door on its side. And itwas to be quite high, and to have a roof on top. And God told No-ah when the ark was done heand his sons and their wives should go in it. And he told No-ah to take in with him two ofeach kind of bird and of beast, and of bug, and ofthings that crept, and to take care of them in the arkso long as the flood should be on the earth; for allthat were not in the ark would be sure to be drowned. So No-ah set out at once to build the ark; andit took him a great while to build it. When not atwork on the ark, he would talk of God, and of hisplan to send a flood to wash sin out of the world, andwould urge the folks to give up their sins, and leadgood lives. But they paid no heed to his words,and went from bad to worse all the time that No-ahwas at work on the ark. When it was done God told No-ah to come in-tothe ark, for he saw he was a good man who haddone his best to

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