Gênesis 7.11–12
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Nesse tempo Noé tinha seiscentos anos. No dia dezessete do segundo mês, se arrebentaram todas as fontes do grande marl , e foram abertas as janelas do céu,28e caiu chuva sobre a terra durante quarenta dias e quarenta noites.
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- l7.11 O imenso oceano subterrâneo, que se acreditava ser a origem das fontes de água (ver Gênesis 1:6–8; 8:2 e Êxodo 20:4).
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