Genesis 3:1-7
The Beginning of Sin
Genesis 3:8-13
Adam And Eve Hide in The Garden
Genesis 3:14-24
The Trouble With Sin
Genesis 4:8-15
Cain Murders Able
Genesis 4:16-24
The Line of Cain
Genesis 5:1-24
Five Patriarchs Lived Over 900 Years
Genesis 5:25-32
Noah Brings Comfort to Those Under The Curse of Death
Genesis 6:1-8
Sons of God and Daughters of Men
Genesis 6:9-12
God Warns Noah
Genesis 6:13-22
Noah Builds The Ark
Genesis 7:10-24
It Rained 40 Days And Nights
Genesis 8:1-5
The Water Goes Down
Genesis 8:6-12
Noah Sends Out a Dove
Genesis 8:13-19
Noah And His Family Leave The Boat
Genesis 8:20-22
Noah Built an Altar
Genesis 9:1-7
God’s Covenant With Noah
Genesis 9:8-19
God Will Never Destroy The Earth Again With Water
God Warns Noah
Genesis 6:9–12
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God is holy. He will not tolerate sin. The ungodly may seem to prosper temporarily but their doom is sure (Romans 6:23). However, God is also merciful and in the midst of human depravity he always provides a way for His own people to be saved. The story of Noah and the flood illustrates both of these aspects of the nature of God.
One word can explain the flood which almost destroyed the human race in Noah’s day. That word is SIN! Man’s wickedness was great. All his thoughts and desires were evil (v. 5). Corruption, vice and violence abounded (v. 11). The entire culture of that day was evil (v. 12). As God looked at the earth and grieved over it, He saw only one good man - Noah. It says, that he was a just man and that he walked with God (v.9). He knew how to stand alone. He would not join the others around him in their wickedness. This is why “Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (v. 8).
There is enough evidence given here to make it perfectly clear that God was just and right in bringing the flood. It has been said that if God had not brought the flood at the time He did, He would have lost the entire human race. As it was, there was only one man left who walked with God, and that man was Noah. The Bible tells us that there is a striking comparison between the days of Noah before the Flood and the days on the earth before the Lord comes again. It seems that we are fast approaching that day.
Application
In the wicked world in which we live am I willing to stand alone on the side of righteousness?
Genesis 6:9-12 (English Standard Version)
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