Thank you Jehovah and thank you for my wonderful grandmother who taught me who you are and shared the wonderful true stories. I’ve watched this movie many times in our household. Great refreshing childhood memory.
I have to say to jehovah, thank you for all you do. You know I Remember watching this as a kid with my grandma and her taking about noah, ahhh that’s the good times❤
And so when Eliphaz came down from Mount Hebron bearing figs, he offered them to Mohem, who you will remember is the father of Sheckhom, and to Hazar on the occasion of their matrimony, much in the same -- Burns: We've heard enough about Bliz-Blaz and Him-Ham already. Get to the bloody point!
Jehovah - Jesus - Jacob 1 + 1 + 1 = 1 Read Isaiah in dead sea scrolls, Jacob branch of Jesse ( Isaiah 11 ) final sacrifice all spirits that devour their word ( Jesus and Jacob ) will go to heaven.
@@uravirginwhocantdrive1400 If you believe in the Bible then yes and if you believe in the Bible the people who come from Shem better. That has caused a war in east Africa for 100s of years.
Thank you Jehovah and thank you for my wonderful grandmother who taught me who you are and shared the wonderful true stories. I’ve watched this movie many times in our household. Great refreshing childhood memory.
All praise Jehovah God the one and only true God 💙🙏🏻
I remember this video as a kid. Thank goodness i woke up and left this cult.
I remember watching this so long ago. Ahh the childhood memories return.
Same. 🥰🥰
Same babe
I wish they made more.
Where did noah keep the termites for a year? 😄
This a wonderful video about Noah and the Ark. I am so happy I ran across it.. Well, done. Praise be to Jehovah.
remembered my mom played this for me when i was young ❤
been thinking a lot about this video.
Did you think about how RACIST IT IS??? Are Ethiopians African or European?? Case closed!
I have to say to jehovah, thank you for all you do. You know I Remember watching this as a kid with my grandma and her taking about noah, ahhh that’s the good times❤
Lol ahhhh Jehovah
Felt hurt
Utnapishtim, the survivor of the flood that almost wiped out humankind, tells his story. Once upon a time, he says, he was king of Shuruppak, a beautiful, prosperous city on the banks of the Euphrates. Then the gods met in secret council-Anu, the god of the firmament; Ninurta, the god of war and wells; Enlil, the god of earth, wind, and air; Ennugi, the god of irrigation; and Ea, the cleverest of the gods, the god of wisdom and crafts. Enlil ordered a flood to destroy humankind.
Ea had been sworn to secrecy, but he cleverly betrayed the gods’ plans to Utnapishtim. Speaking to the walls of his house, he described the plans, while Utnapishtim heard everything on the other side of the walls. Ea warned him that the gods would be sending a terrible flood. He told him to build a boat of immense dimensions, ten dozen cubits in height (approximately 180 feet) with six decks and one acre of floor space, and load it up with the seed of each living thing and with his family and possessions.
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When Utnapishtim asked what he would tell the people of Shuruppak, who would have to help him build it, Ea suggested an artful lie. Tell them, he said, that you are leaving the city because Enlil hates you. Tell them that when you leave, the city will be showered with good fortune, that all manner of bread and wheat will rain down upon it, and that they will have more fish to eat than they can imagine. So Utnapishtim butchered bulls and sheep for the workers and gave them rivers of beer and wine to drink. It was like a festival. In seven days the boat was ready. With great difficulty, they launched it in the Euphrates. After Puzuramurri the caulker had sealed them inside, Utnapishtim gave him his house and everything in it.
When the storm came, the gods clambered up as high as they could go and cringed in terror. Ishtar wept to see her children being destroyed. Eventually, the boat ran aground on a mountain peak. After seven days, Utnapishtim released a dove. When it couldn’t find a dry place to alight, it returned to the boat. Utnapishtim released a swallow. It too returned. Then he released a raven, and it never came back.
Upon reaching shore, Utnapishtim prepared a sacrifice. The gods of heaven were famished and gathered around the altar. Ishtar came down wearing a necklace of lapis lazuli made of beads shaped like flies. She said she would forget neither her necklace nor this calamity-nor would she forgive Enlil, since the flood was his idea and he never discussed it with the other gods. When Enlil arrived to partake of the sacrifice, he saw the boat and lost his temper. He demanded to know how anyone escaped the flood, since he intended it to destroy everyone. After Ninurta named the culprit, Ea himself spoke up. He chastised Enlil for creating the flood and said that if he wanted to punish someone, he should have made the punishment fit the crime. Not everyone deserved to die. He said that plagues, wolves, and famine could be used to kill some people instead of all people at once.
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Wait, you’re saying the story of Noah is more than a Jewish fairytale? The entire earth was flooded not just the Dead Sea?
Yas, it really happened
I would of had my head out of the window from the awful smell.
Do NOT light a candle 🕯️💥🥴
There wasn't any glass so the ark was probably kept fairly well ventilated.
And so when Eliphaz came down from Mount Hebron bearing figs,
he offered them to Mohem, who you will remember is the father
of Sheckhom, and to Hazar on the occasion of their matrimony,
much in the same --
Burns: We've heard enough about Bliz-Blaz and Him-Ham already. Get to
the bloody point!
14:22
Hu
This is scary in some ways
Jehovah - Jesus - Jacob
1 + 1 + 1 = 1
Read Isaiah in dead sea scrolls, Jacob branch of Jesse ( Isaiah 11 ) final sacrifice all spirits that devour their word ( Jesus and Jacob ) will go to heaven.
😛☢↩🚺
Lmao so this confirms everyone was white in biblical times.
You must be joking either that or you're a moron,unless you're being sarcastic
@@SupportGamin2024 he was probably just playing. Everyone looked like the people in the Middle East. Some look really white but others look darker.
Did you not see Ham? The cushites (ancestors of Ethiopians) are descendant of him.
@@uravirginwhocantdrive1400 If you believe in the Bible then yes and if you believe in the Bible the people who come from Shem better. That has caused a war in east Africa for 100s of years.
@@BLOCKBOI3RD I'm just calling out what you said.... You said according to this everyone in the bible was white but I'm like "Ham looked white?"