Genesis 7-9
Noah’s Ark navigates the deluge; God's glorious covenant glimmers in the sign of the rainbow. Did Noah try to drown his sorrows?
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Key Takeaways
This is not a children's story.
God's judgment is serious and pervasive.
Noah's faithfulness is a model for us.
The 40 days and 40 nights signify intense judgment.
God's remembrance shows His faithfulness.
Worship and gratitude are paramount after salvation.
Animals serve multiple purposes, not just survival.
God's judgment is thorough and complete.
The breath of life indicates God's creative power.
Noah's sacrifices reflect his gratitude and worship. Everything exists to serve the ends that God will be glorified.
The intentions of the heart are evil even from youth.
Sin is costly; God emphasizes the seriousness of sin.
God's covenant with creation is unconditional and reflects His grace.
Noah's drunkenness illustrates human frailty, even in the righteous.
Canaan's curse raises questions about responsibility and sin.
God's patience and kindness are evident in His restraint from judgment.
The sacrificial system points to the cost of sin and the need for atonement.
Human depravity affects every aspect of man, necessitating salvation.
Righteousness acknowledges sin and the need for mercy.