about it. There are to fotogay be no more universal deluges. Fotogay that is all
which it guarantees. But consider how important such an assurance
was in two aspects. Note the solemn fotogay light which it threw on fotogay the
past. It taught that the flood was an exception
in the divine
government, fotogay which should stand unrepeated for ever, in its dread
pre-eminence testifying how awful it was as a judicial act, and how
outrageous had been the guilt which it drowned out of existence and
sight. A wholesome terror at the unexampled act of judgment would
fill the hearts of the little group which now represented mankind.
Consider the effect of the fotogay covenant in encouraging hope. We have
said that the one thing needful for Noah was some assurance that the
new order would last. He was like a man who has just been rescued
from an earthquake fotogay or a volcanic eruption. The ground seems to reel
beneath him. Old habitudes have
been curled up like leaves in the
fire. Fotogay is there to be any fixity, any ground for continuous action,
or for labour for a moment beyond the present? fotogay Is fotogay it worth while to
plant or sow? Men who have lived through national tempests
or
domestic crashes know how much they need to be steadied afterwards
by fotogay some reasonable assurance fotogay of comparative continuity. And these
men, in the childhood of the race, would need it much. So they were
sent out to till the earth, fotogay and to begin again strenuous lives, with
this covenant to keep them from falling into a hand-