Day 003 (Genesis 8-11)

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Love that God’s love doesn’t mean anything goes. God loves us enough to discipline us back to His righteous plan

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[@KM-lu7nh]

I love that we can still see the sign of God's covenant with mankind, the rainbow, and that He's looking at it too and remembering.

[@chariswhaley8798]

God never breaks a promise

[@DonZimmerman52]

God affirms more of Who He is in these chapters: He remembers, He blesses, and He promises. And the object of His remembering, blessing, and promising is us-so even (or especially) in grief and sorrow, He hasn’t forgotten me, He hasn’t stopped blessing me, and He hasn’t removed His promise for me, that He’ll always be with me.

[@BlessedVivi]

Love this

[@walkinginthelight528]

This is my second time through the Bible with TBR. I had always assumed that the flood was God's wrathful reaction to the wickedness of man. But i noticed in reading this time that there is no mention of wrath, anger, fury etc. Instead the only emotions mentioned are regret and sorrow. Therefore I think the purpose of the flood was to cleanse the earth from corruption and violence so that we could start over and slow down the degradation of sin. What has happened is continued sin that shows that mankind needs a Savior, which God himself provided in his Son, Jesus Christ!

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GM bible Family interesting facts in the teaching this morning ❤❤ Have a blessed day in His Presence 🙏🏾❤️💯🤗👏🏾

[@lindalloyd5749]

God cares about all life and how it is treated, but mankind is special because we are created in His image.

[@roybrodrick]

Logging into day 3. I observed how God gives a comfort of belief in His covenant that man and Him would remember the promise made. This sign gives man an assurance that God makes Himself accountable to His word.

[@shakataylor7490]

Abrham has entered the Scene🎉 im excited for this trip. #letsstayfaithful

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[@jeneni02]

This is my 3rd go around with TLC and The Bible Recap. I love it!

[@diannapape9498]

WOW, alot of names, but God held his promises, and changed direction to help them. God is so good.

[@karenevans6035]

I see how trustworthy God is with timing. He shut Noah and his family in the ark. God was the one who told them when they could leave the ark. He knew it was hard and they wanted out. But God had new and better for them as they waited on His timing.

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

God ‘s plans are Sovereign: He is in control. Amen

[@Narcabusesurvivorsthrivers]

I’ve tried to read the Bible off and on throughout my life but last year I rededicated myself to god and have been in the Bible more and in a Bible study. This is the furthest I’ve ever gotten in genesis. I don’t think I’ve got past chapter one. These videos are so helpful I’m so glad people told me about this

[@JoshuaOAdesiyan]

We still see the rainbow 🌈 today. Whenever I see it my mind quickly go back to the covenant God made. I say to myself: Woah!! God wants to destroy the earth with water again but the rainbow 🌈 has reminded him of his covenant. God Character: He is a covenant keeping God.

[@SageGypsy]

The plan of God will come to pass!

[@fitnessgoals8039]

Gen 8:21 showed me God’s compassion towards his children. I’m excited to continue learning about God every day as I follow through this Bible plan. Its going to be a great year 🙏🏽🥰

[@Laura-mv9jo]

My God shot today: Even though the world is evil, God still instructs us to be fruitful and multiply. He is in control. The evil doesn't thwart His plan.

[@sswanber]

My God shot was how it says "every inclination from childhood is evil" i have a toddler.. until him becoming a toddler i never believed even children sin... also wow the rainbow extra amazing

[@linacarmelasardo8458]

God blesses and curses; God is love ; He blessed me in the righteousness of Christ. Amen

[@jeffandvikipendergrass]

Gen 8 :1, "But God remembered Noah"...and He established a covenant with him and his descendants (Gen 9:9). Just as God remembered Noah, He also remembers us & we have a covenantal relationship with Him as well.

[@bobbiebland6826]

God is love and he continues to bless me regardless of my sins. That's what I love about God; he is a forgiving God.

[@MissG2U]

Both Adam and Noah "took of the fruit", were naked and brought shame (sin) to the world. Both destroyed innocence. God clothed Adam, and the two godly sons covered Noah. In Eden and in Babylon, men wanted to be like gods.... and God scattered and removed them. Funny that humans never learn. Our godliness, goodness, glory can never come close to God's!

[@chrissynelson4065]

Thanks! Just started and now on day 3! So excited

[@pamelaannmartin9678]

At first I was confused. But then, I NEEDED to hear this today. So I'm glad. 4:37

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[@APBates56782]

I am trying to follow the genealogy here… Gen 9:26 - Blessed be the Lord, God of Shem, Let Canaan be his servant, 27- May God enlarge Japheth, and let him dwell in the tents of Shem, and let Canaan be his servant. Canaan is the son of Ham. I wonder why Noah didn’t curse Ham. Jump to 11:26 we learn to that Abram is in the line of Shem. Abram is blessed. V31- Terah (Abram’s dad) takes his family into Canaan. Remember Canaan was cursed in vs 25. This is all interesting to me. Abram whose line was blessed is now in the land of Canaan who was cursed.

[@rysh_c]

Ok, I read on another forum that Noah likely cursed Canaan and not Ham because God had already blessed Ham so he wouldn’t/couldn’t go against what/who Got had already blessed.

[@MarkJones-mm3br]

Practically-speaking, Ham's fruitfulness may have also been required to re-populate the Earth, and he had other descendants who were not cursed. It is not wrong for Canaan's descendents to supposedly be cursed for the sin of their father because, if they were righteous, God would have lifted the curse and blessed them. However, we know from later descriptions that the tribes in the land of Canaan were very evil (e.g. child sacrifices). I believe, sometimes, curses were also descriptive of events that happen as a result of human decisions, and God's part in the curse is He does not prevent humanity from taking that destructive course. I'm not saying this is what happened to the Canaanites but it could be. If that is the case for the Canaanites, it was also not that God punished the Cananites for Ham's sin, but that Ham's sinful disposition was taken on by Canaan and his descendants who chose to take a course that ultimately required their complete destruction at the hands of God's chosen people, the Israelites.

[@catherinewhite3257]

I also wondered that. My first time to catch it, this reading. Thanks for bringing that up and thanks to those who replied.

[@teamdanielacademy6164]

Today, I echoed the names of some of the men born in the generations of Noah. It was kinda cool to say aloud their names… realizing these are their names, not hard to read names. Just thought I’d share.

[@christinedavies3334]

Honestly I am learning so much. I have tried to read through the Bible probably about 10 times and I always stop because I get confused but this time I’m way ahead of the days that I’m supposed to be doing it because it’s becoming so real and I’m learning that God really loves me and I can trust him just knowing that he’s with me all the time. This really is worth the time. If you take this course, you’ll never be disappointed.

[@deborahgoodwin9559]

God created.a special covenant with humans.that gave them dominance over the earth yet made them accountable to God for each action

[@sherrybaxley9822]

The earth will be destroyed and we will meet Jesus in the clouds. God is in heaven and we will be also

[@AmazingGrace911]

Another great message 🙏❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@sureymorales1131]

God shot: realization that God had us be descendants of Noah!! God shot: mercy!!

[@CathyCampbell-i6o]

God blesses. God remembers.

[@keithpriestly1267]

Reflections from today's reading: It's so great to know that God always keeps His promises. There's been time when it's raining cats and dogs for a longtime and I might tell a friend or post on social media that we can be certain that the world will not be destroyed by a flood. We know this because of God's Covenant that He established by the sign of the rainbow. People in the world might think we're a little strange, but it's so reassuring to know that the promises of God are yes and amen. They are absolutely certain and true. I'm still intrigued by the curse on Noah's son Ham as I mentioned this about this time last year. I've yet to study it in-depth with other resources, but I hope to one day. My take is that Ham dishonored his father Noah in that moment and thus God allowed Noah's curse on Ham to stand. Apparently this curse was used to justify American Slavery, but that discussion would lead us down a whole new rabbit trail...too big for a KZbin blurb. Scriptures tell us: "He who the Son sets free is free indeed" (John 8:36). I've had two fathers on earth, a step-father and my natural father. Both have passed on, the later a couple of years ago. I still have one father, Father God. I believe whatever curses may have been passed down in my family line have been nullified by being adopted into the family of God.

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Amen Tara-Leigh Cobble!

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God shot -- that God went before them. We see this when He says, "Come out." : )

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Hi

[@dreambig911]

My God shot is: 8:15 God ultimately gave the command for Noah to leave the ark, and it wasn't Noah's own doings of sending the dove out/looking for himself that could have confirmed it

[@sureymorales1131]

If God knows everything, why does it says in Gen 8:1 He REMEMBERED Noah and the animals? Also, why God curses Canaan and not Ham? And what does "see nakedness" could mean? Any thoughts?

[@TaliaDominguez]

He didn’t forget about Noah because God doesn’t forget no one, I think He brought him back to the picture? Because in the previous chapter He was speaking abt the actual flood and then it started telling the narrative of how Noah sent the birds out of the ark to see if land was dry.

[@BeeSugar1]

I'm grateful for the comments here. Could someone please help me understand why God came to scatter people when they were collaborating in Gen 11:3-4? This has really confused about God's character

[@TaliaDominguez]

Because the people wanted to make a name for themselves in case they were spread out and God was seeing their wickedness once more so He thwarted their plan.

[@BeeSugar1]

@@TaliaDominguez Now I get it. Thank you so much. Be blessed

[@user-on7zd8yi8g]

Aren’t we on day 311?

[@johnd1536]

What are the 2 books titled Israel behind you?

[@kurtsmith6971]

Ok I know I'm supposed to keep a open mind however I don't understand the age thing, in chapter 6 God says that people won't live as long, however Noah and his sons still live over 300-400 years and why would God want to confuse people?

[@rysh_c]

@kurtsmith6971 I had these same questions, I’ll probably do some digging tonight to see if I can find some explanations. I did read on a Reddit that the God confused the tongues (their language) to break down their pride and to scatter them amongst the earth. I don’t know if this is the right answer but it’s something to satisfy our curiosity.

[@kurtsmith6971]

Thanks for your reply, that's sort of the way I was leaning, (keeping their pride in check), let me know if you find anything about the age issue, thanks

[@rysh_c]

@@kurtsmith6971 Hey Kurt, when I researched the scripture mentioning 120 years, what I picked up is that some people view that scripture as not living beyond 120 years while others state it means that there would be 120 years until the flood would take place.

[@kurtsmith6971]

I@@rysh_c Interesting, thanks, talked with my Pastor, he looks at it like a gerenal/average age, some will live longer, others shorter, he also mention the years until the flood, thanks again

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Puedo encontrar este video en español?

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[@jasonc3849]

Man, all the names, what are we to do with all of them?

[@user-on7zd8yi8g]

I’m confused

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Yes, we are on 311 in the current reading plan! We just had to make an update to Day 003, so it got reloaded to our channel. Here's the direct link to Day 311 if you need it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYq3XmeMhst4m9U

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You don't have to agree. She isn't God. If you're a believer, you have the Holy Spirt to lead you into all understanding.

[@cynthiat3261]

In following your line of reasoning’ why should your opinion be valid? If you find a point that you disagree with, dig some more to find out why, beyond a personal dislike. There is much grace in reading the living Word, it speaks to each of us, and there is value in hearing others’ insights.

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@@cynthiat3261 amen!!

[@dianelong2845]

Many times when I struggle w/ a passage and someone’s interpretation of that passage it challenges and convicts me to dig deeper… that I perhaps need to study more and seek God’s discernment.

[@KM-lu7nh]

I love that we can still see the sign of God's covenant with mankind, the rainbow, and that He's looking at it too and remembering.

[@EJMJensen]

I believe man's lifespan was drastically reduced by Solar radiation. Clearly some kind of "waters" came from BOTH above & below, & Scripture tells us that it hadn't rained on the Earth before the Flood, "But mist would come up from the earth and water all the ground.“ Gen2‬.6

[@CathyCampbell-i6o]

God blesses. God remembers.