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The Flood: A Biblical Account

The Flood: A Biblical Account

The story of The Flood, as narrated in the Bible, holds profound significance within Christian faith. This ancient tale, found in the Book of Genesis, serves as a powerful reminder of divine judgment and mercy. The Flood is not only a cornerstone of biblical history but also a narrative echoed in various cultures and religions around the world, highlighting its universal impact. This story invites Christian readers to delve deeper into its key themes and enduring lessons.

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