Explore the biblical account of Noah and the Great Flood. Our blog examines whether it's just a myth or a significant piece of biblical interpretation.
The Biblical Account of Noah and the Great Flood—Is It Just a Myth?
THE ARK LEFT (Genesis 8:15–22)
God designed mankind and the animals to live on the dry land of the earth, so once again he provides that environment for them.
THE ARK (Genesis 6:9–22)
The human race can be divided into two classes: the godly who listen to God and the ungodly who reject God.
THE GROWTH OF SIN (Genesis 6:1–8)
This historical narrative provides the background to God’s decision to curse wicked mankind, the sons of God who rebelled, and the Nephilim with an earth-wide flood.
Did God Permit the Eating of Meat or Only Plants in Genesis 9:3?
God's initial dietary instructions were plant-based; post-flood, He expanded this to include meat, reflecting changing conditions and needs.
How Are We to Understand the Thought That “After That God Remembered Noah”? Is It Possible That God Forgot Noah?
The phrase “God remembered Noah” signifies His active fulfillment of promises, showcasing divine faithfulness, care, and mercy towards His creation.
Genesis 7:24 BDC: Did the flood rains last forty days or one hundred fifty days?
Genesis 7 and 8 reveal a timeline of the flood, distinguishing between 40 days of rain and 150 days of prevailing waters.
Where Did the Flood Water Come From? — Exploring Genesis 7:11 and Noah’s Day
The Global Flood, described in Genesis, resulted from subterranean water and a collapsing water canopy, causing catastrophic geological upheaval.
