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What God Saw, and What He Did

1.1 What God Saw

1.2 God Provides, Noah Obeys

1.3 Judgment That Keeps Life

Discussion 1

God Remembers, and Commits Himself

2.1 God Remembered, and Promised

2.2 Life in God’s Image

2.3 A Covenant with Every Living Creature

Discussion 2

What the Flood Left Open

3.1 A New Start, the Same Heart

3.2 The Days of Noah, and God’s Patience

3.3 Saved Through Water, Through Christ

Discussion 3

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Genesis 6 to 9 is about more than a flood. Read what God saw in the world, why He kept Noah and the creatures alive, what He promised once the water went down, and how Jesus and Peter use the story, then see why the human heart still needs His redemption.

Most of us know the flood as the ark and the animals, or as a story of destruction. Read Genesis 6 to 9 whole: why God judged a world filled with evil and violence, how He kept Noah's family and the living creatures, the covenant He made with them and the earth, and why the human heart still needed a redemption the flood did not bring.

The Flood: More than Destruction

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