The earth was corrupt before God and filled with crime. God saw the earth, and saw that it was corrupt, for all living beings had perverted their ways on the earthh.
If it were you, how will you “paint a picture” of “The Flood”? The famous Bible story has been numerously portrayed as the “end of the world” or the “future” of the world. Movies often focus on the repentance aspect, on making you feel guilty and on believing on the hope of life symbolized by Noah’s ark. Inspiring as it may seem, it takes away the topic at hand – the flood. Lego came up with something no less than extraordinary.
Now, if God went away for a business trip and we were left alone, what will we do? Stay home and do nothing? I guess not. And that was how it was like during the time of the flood. Let’s say God focused on other matters and when the time came that He went back home to check on His children, what He saw was something too grave that he brought about the flood. The Bible was a little figurative with its description. Lego was literal.
Talk about how detailed the creations are and then give a background on who Cain and Abel are.
The Bricks were arranged in a storyboard display. If it can be made into modern animation, it wouldn’t be short of scenes. The picture where Cain has killed Abel was very animated. The axe on Cain’s hand and that expression on his face, with Abel on the floor face down with a little red around him to signify the blood was a perfect rendition of the scene. The angle at which the pictures were taken adds focus to the characters depicted in the story.
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