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Verse 1
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Well now,
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you can start picking miracles
any way you want,
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because like I said,
they've been going on
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since the beginning of time.
But there's one in particular
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I like to reflect on
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when the world seems to be
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in extra bad shape
and things are getting uncommonly
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out of hand.
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I like to remind myself
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that this isn't the first time
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that man has brought himself
right to the threshold of destruction.
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This isn't the first time
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that we've tried the patience
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of the merciful Lord
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beyond all human understanding.
But you know there was a time
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when the world got in such bad shape
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that God wanted nothing
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more to do with it.
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The people had turned away from him
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and mocked his teachings.
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They were committing every sin
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the good Lord ever forbade.
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And yet in the middle of all
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this sin and corruption,
there was one man,
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one man who walked in
the way of the Lord,
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one man who loved the Lord
and lived like it.
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This fella's name happened to
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be Noah.
Noah, Noah, Noah, Noah, Noah
Noah always was a righteous soul
Pleasing heaven was his only goal
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One man rose above a world of shame
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Noah was his name Noah,
The Lord knew that about Noah,
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and he said, Noah,
I've got no quarrel with you,
but I can't tolerate these
shenanigans any longer.
I'm going to wipe the slate clean
and start all over again.
I'm going to bring down a flood of waters
for 40 days and 40 nights
and wash away all of the sin
and the sinners
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that infest the face of the earth.
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And Noah didn't question
the Lord for a minute.
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He just said, if this be thy will,
O God, so be it.
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But the Lord said,
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you've been faithful to me, Noah,
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and you've raised your
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family to be faithful.
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So here's what I want you to do.
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You go and gather up some gopher wood,
and you build yourself an ark.
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An arm, an arm,
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no one did an arm
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before the Reds began
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to fall.
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And the Lord told
Noah,
You take into that ark your family
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an d two of every living thing,
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male and female.
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As a matter of fact,
you take seven of the clean animals
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and two of all the others,
and enough food to last
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out this storm."
And when Noah had done
as the Lord bid him,
the rains began to fall.
It started gently like God was crying
for what he had to do,
and it rained harder and harder
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until it seemed like the
skies had turned to water.
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The rain came pour ing down
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on the entire world
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for 40 days and 40 nights,
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till it covered the highest mountain peaks
and drowned every living creature.
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Except those in the Noah's Ark.
And then on the dawn of the 41st day,
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the storm let up and stopped.
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Noah found his ark
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resting on top of a mountain.
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All around as far as he could see,
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there was nothing but water.
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Three times, Noah sen t out a dove.
The first time,
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the dove found no place to rest
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and came back.
But the second time, the dove returned
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with an olive branch in its mouth,
and Noah knew the waters
were going down.
The third time, the dove didn't return,
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an d God spoke to Noah
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and made him a promise
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never to bring another flood
to destroy mankind.
And as a sign of that covenant,
he placed in the sky the first
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rainbow.
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And the all -loving and forgiving
God
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has never forgotten his promise to Noah.
Loa always was a righteous soul,
pleasing heaven was his only goal.
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One man rose above a world of shame,
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Loa was his name. you
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