Excerpt from From Babel to Brotherhood
The race of men inhabited the earth enjoying all its fruits with unrestricted liberty of action. Instead of using their gifts, they abused them; and instead of devoting their lives to right living and the worship of the Creator and Provider of their benefits, man forgot God, became licentious, vain and debauched. Only one man, Noah, when God spoke, listened to His voice. God instructed Noah and then sent a devastating flood which, excepting Noah"s family, wiped out all living beings from the earth. The race of man was then renewed through this one man and his three sons, upon whom God placed his hope. After a time their issue had increased and stories of the Flood disturbed their minds. They sought to build a tower and thus thwart any like attempt to destroy men by a flood.
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