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Targum su Genesi 6:23

Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And it was when the sons of men began to multiply upon the face of the earth, and fair daughters were born to them;
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and the sons of the great saw that the daughters of men were beautiful, and painted, and curled, walking with revelation of the flesh, and with imaginations of wickedness; that they took them wives of all who pleased them.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the Lord said by His Word, All the generations of the wicked which are to arise shall not be purged after the order of the judgments of the generation of the deluge, which shall be destroyed and exterminated from the midst of the world. Have I not imparted My Holy Spirit to them, (or, placed My Holy Spirit in them,) that they may work good works? And, behold, their works are wicked. Behold, I will give them a prolongment of a hundred and twenty years, that they may work repentance, and not perish.
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Targum Jerusalem

And the Word of the Lord said, The generations which are to arise shall not be judged after (the manner of) the generation of the deluge, (which is) to be destroyed, and exterminated, and finally blotted out. Have I not imparted My Spirit to the sons of men, because they are flesh, that they may work good works? But they do works of evil. Behold, I have given them a prolongment of a hundred and twenty years, that they may work repentance; but they have not done it.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

Schamchazai and Uzziel, who fell from heaven, were on the earth in those days; and also, after the sons of the Great had gone in with the daughters of men, they bare to them: and these are they who are called men who are of the world, men of names.
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And the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and all the imagery of the thought of his heart was only evil every day.
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And it repented the Lord in His Word that He had made man upon the earth; and He passed judgment upon them by His Word.
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Targum Jerusalem

And there was repentance before the Lord in His Word that He had made man upon the earth. And He said, and judged in His heart.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the Lord said, I will abolish by My Word man, whom I have created upon the face of the earth, from man to cattle, to the reptile, and to the fowl of the heavens; because I have repented in My Word that I have made them.
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But Noah, who was righteous, found favour before the Lord.
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Targum Jerusalem

But Noah, because he was righteous in his generation, found favour and mercy before the Lord.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

These are the genealogies of the race of Noah. Noah was a just man, complete in good works in his generation, (and) in the fear of the Lord walked Noah.
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And Noah begat three sons, Shem, Cham, and Japheth.
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And the earth was corrupted through the inhabitants thereof, who had declined from the ways of righteousness before the Lord; and the earth was filled with rapine.
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Targum Jerusalem

And the earth was filled with violences and frauds.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the Lord beheld the earth; and, lo, it was corrupt; for all flesh had every one corrupted his way upon the earth.
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And the Lord said to Noah, The end of all flesh cometh before Me, because the earth is filled with rapine by their evil works; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

Make thee an ark of the wood of cedars; a hundred and fifty cells shalt thou make to the ark in its left side, and thirty and six in its breadth; and ten cabins in the midst, to lay up in them provision; and five repositories on the right, and five on the left; and thou shalt protect it within and without a pitch.
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Go thou unto Phison, and take from thence a precious stone, and fix it in the ark to illuminate you: with the measure of a cubit (or span) shalt thou complete it above. And a door shalt thou set in the side of the ark; and with dwelling-places, inferior, second, and third, shalt thou make it.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And I, behold, I bring a flood of waters upon the earth to swallow up all flesh which hath in it the spirit of life from under the heavens: whatever is upon the earth shall be swept away.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

But I will establish my covenant with thee; and thou shalt go into the ark, thou, and thy sons, and thy wife, and the wives of thy sons with thee.
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And of all that liveth of all flesh, two of every (kind) shall go into the ark, to be preserved alive with thee: male and female shall they be.
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Of the fowl after its kind, and of all cattle after its kind, and of every reptile of the earth after its kind, two of every (sort) shall enter to thee by the hand of the angel, who will take and cause them to enter to thee, to be preserved.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And thou, take to thee of all food that is eaten, and let it be to thee and to them for food.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And Noah did according to all that the Lord had instructed him.
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