创世记 6
Chinese New Version (Simplified)
神的儿子和人的女子
6 人在地上开始增多，又生养女儿的时候， 2 神的众子看见人的女子美丽，就随意挑选，娶作妻子。 3 耶和华说：“人既然是属肉体的，我的灵就不永远住在他里面，但他的日子还有一百二十年。” 4 在那些日子和以后的日子，有巨人在地上； 神的儿子和人的女子结合，就生了上古英武有名的人物。
人类败坏、 神灭世
5 耶和华看见人在地上的罪恶很大，终日心里思念的，尽都是邪恶的。 6 于是，耶和华后悔造人在地上，心中忧伤。 7 耶和华说：“我要把我创造的人，从地上消灭；无论是人或牲畜，是爬行的动物或是天空的飞鸟，我都要消灭，因为我后悔造了他们。” 8 只有挪亚在耶和华眼前蒙恩。
9 以下是挪亚的后代。挪亚是个义人，是当时一个完全人。挪亚和 神同行。 10 挪亚生了三个儿子，就是闪、含、雅弗。 11 当时，世界在 神面前败坏了，地上满了强暴。 12 神观看大地，看见世界已经败坏了；全人类在地上所行的都是败坏的。
神命挪亚建造方舟
13 神对挪亚说：“在我面前全人类的尽头已经来到，因为地上由于他们的缘故满了强暴。看哪，我要把他们和世界一起毁灭。 14 你要用歌斐木做一艘方舟。方舟里面要做一些舱房；方舟的内外都要涂上沥青。 15 你要这样做方舟：方舟要长一百三十三公尺，宽二十二公尺，高十三公尺。 16 方舟上面四周要做透光口，高四十四公寸；方舟的门要开在旁边；方舟要分为上中下三层建造。 17 看哪，我要使洪水临到地上，消灭天下的生物，就是有生气的活物；在地上的都必定要死。 18 我要和你立约。你可以进入方舟；你和你的儿子、妻子和儿媳，都可以和你一同进入方舟。 19 所有的活物，你要把每样一对，就是一公一母，带进方舟，好和你一同保全生命。 20 飞鸟各从其类，牲畜各从其类，地上所有爬行的动物，各从其类，每样一对，都要到你那里来，好保全生命。 21 你要拿各种可吃的食物，积存起来，好作你和牠们的食物。” 22 挪亚就这样作了； 神吩咐他的，他都照样作了。
创世记 6
Chinese Contemporary Bible (Simplified)
人类的邪恶
6 人类在地上逐渐增多，生了女儿。 2 上帝的儿子们[a]看见人的女儿漂亮，就随意选来做妻子。 3 耶和华说：“人既然是血肉之躯，我的灵不会永远住在人的里面，然而人还可以活一百二十年。” 4 从那时起，地上出现了一些巨人，他们是上古有名的勇士，是上帝的儿子和人的女儿所生的后代。
5 耶和华看见人罪恶深重，心中终日思想恶事， 6 就后悔在地上造了人，心里伤痛， 7 说：“我要把所造的人从地上除掉，连同一切飞禽走兽和爬虫都除掉，我后悔造了他们。” 8 只有挪亚在耶和华面前蒙恩。
上帝命挪亚造方舟
9 以下是有关挪亚的记载。
挪亚是个义人，在当时的世代是个纯全无过的人，他与上帝同行。 10 挪亚生了三个儿子：闪、含和雅弗。
11 当时的世界在上帝眼中非常败坏，充满了暴行。 12 上帝看见世界败坏了，因为世人行为败坏。 13 祂对挪亚说：“世人恶贯满盈，他们的结局到了。我要把他们跟大地一起毁灭。 14 你要为自己用歌斐木建造一艘方舟，里面要有舱房，内外都要涂上柏油。 15 你建造的方舟要长一百三十三米，宽二十二米，高十三米。 16 舟顶要有五十厘米高的透光口，门开在方舟的侧面，整艘方舟要分为上、中、下三层。 17 看啊，我要使洪水在地上泛滥，毁灭天下。地上一切有气息的生灵都要灭亡。 18 但我要跟你立约，你与妻子、儿子和儿媳都可以进方舟。 19 每种动物你要带两只进方舟，雌雄各一只，好保存它们的生命。 20 各种飞禽走兽和爬虫要按种类每样一对到你那里，好保住生命。 21 你要为自己和这些动物预备各种食物，贮存起来。”
22 挪亚就照着上帝的吩咐把事情都办好了。
Footnotes
- 6:2 “上帝的儿子”可能指塞特的后代，天使或有权势的人。
Genesis 6
Contemporary English Version
The Lord Will Send a Flood
6 1-2 (A) More and more people were born, until finally they spread all over the earth. Some of their daughters were so beautiful that supernatural beings[a] came down and married the ones they wanted. 3 Then the Lord said, “I won't let my life-giving breath remain in anyone forever.[b] No one will live for more than 120 years.”[c]
4 (B)(C) The children of the supernatural beings who had married these women became famous heroes and warriors. They were called Nephilim and lived on the earth at that time and even later.
5 (D) The Lord saw how bad the people on earth were and that everything they thought and planned was evil. 6 He was sorry that he had made them, 7 and he said, “I'm going to destroy every person on earth! I'll even wipe out animals, birds, and reptiles. I'm sorry I ever made them.”
8 But the Lord was pleased with Noah, 9 (E) and this is the story about him. Noah was the only person who lived right and obeyed God. 10 He had three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth.
11-12 God knew that everyone was terribly cruel and violent. 13 So he told Noah:
Cruelty and violence have spread everywhere. Now I'm going to destroy the whole earth and all its people. 14 Get some good lumber and build a boat. Put rooms in it and cover it with tar inside and out. 15 Make it 133 meters long, 22 meters wide, and 13 meters high. 16 Build a roof[d] on the boat and leave a space of about 44 centimeters between the roof and the sides.[e] Make the boat three stories high and put a door on one side.
17 I'm going to send a flood that will destroy everything that breathes! Nothing will be left alive. 18 But I solemnly promise that you, your wife, your sons, and your daughters-in-law will be kept safe in the boat.[f]
19-20 Take into the boat with you a male and a female of every kind of animal and bird, as well as a male and a female of every reptile. I don't want them to be destroyed. 21 Store up enough food both for yourself and for them.
22 (F) Noah did everything God told him to do.
Footnotes
- 6.1,2 supernatural beings: Or “angels.”
- 6.3 I won't … forever: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.
- 6.3 No one … years: Or “In fact, they will all be destroyed in about 100 years” (that is, at the time of the flood).
- 6.16 roof: Or “window.”
- 6.16 leave … sides: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.
- 6.18 boat: One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 18.
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