The global flood is the greatest disaster that has occurred on planet Earth. Nevertheless, many do not believe in a one-time global flood but only in local floods. Yet, there are over 135 cultures around the world who report stories of a serious flood in their history. Several of the popular scientists today believe that the planet Mars had a global (or near global) flood in its past. But the idea of believing in a similar event on Earth where there is an even greater amount of evidence is out of the question. This is remarkably ignorant. But if one does not believe the Bible, then we can make up and believe whatever we want. However, the evidence seems to clearly point to a devastating global flood in history. The Ice Age, for example, while hard to explain for secular scientists was probably triggered by the great flood due to the modified weather that followed. In today's reading of Genesis 7, we will look at the provisions of the floating ark. God even points to the animals that would be saved from the flood—He would bring them to Noah.
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The Son Rejected?; Genesis 14-16
When we believe that God has anointed us for a task, we can get overly excited and make plans. The problem is that many times those plans are our ideas instead of God's direction. That is how Sarai envisioned God's promise to give her and Abram a son in their old age. She became inventive thinkin...
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A Covenant at Heart; Genesis 17-19
According to the dictionary, the English word covenant means an agreement or promise, usually formal, between two or more people or groups to do or not to do something specified. However, the word covenant in Hebrew, briyth (ber-eeth), means something much more profound, it is an alliance or pled...
