DID GOD PUNISH NOAH FOR GETTING DRUNK? ~ (Why did Noah get DRUNK?)

Noah was a righteous man, but after the FLOOD he got drunk and naked. Is that a righteous thing to do? Did GOD PUNISH NOAH for that? Or is there another reason?
The BIBLE has many interesting stories and sometimes there are interesting things that happen that make us realize there is more to the story.
After the FLOOD, Noah and his family began to live off the land, but something happened that made God leave for another 400 years, until Abraham came. What was the reason God did this?
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[@MB-qm5xz]

Noah went through horrible trauma seeing the world flood. Everyone died. It's a heavy toll. He was in a ship for 40 nights wondering what is going to happen. It's a heavy toll, he needed a drink

[@therebelpastor]

hahaha! I guess you could look at it like that (of course Noah drinking had nothing to do with my content^^)

[@123Jim91]

It rained 40 days, and 40 nights...the ordeal was longer. A year.

[@kelly_pil]

I had always been confused about this topic, really excited to watch this video. Thank you for explaining an old story in the Bible in such a relatable and understandable way. Everyone does go through private struggles where only the people whom they trust and are close to know about.

[@therebelpastor]

amen, it is a great story that God is teaching us through

[@marionjan501]

Thanks a lot! I was first inspired about the righteousness of "not revealing our brother's weaknesses but rather covering them", but then the next part of the talk went even deeper, about the consequences of the way we treat and consider the people God sends with a mission. Great talk!!

[@therebelpastor]

thanks! I'm glad this was able to shed some light on the scriptures

[@monaphillips6527]

Very worth while. THANKS!

[@therebelpastor]

Thank you for watching! Really appreciate it

[@2anjit]

Amazing clarity.. I love d energy

[@therebelpastor]

Thank you so much! God is good!

[@pkj979]

wow....never thought about this before. but its really interesting. thank you for this. I was inspired at the end

[@therebelpastor]

yeah, most people only focus on the flood part of the story, but this part is really interesting too

[@rosellaledermann9373]

This was great! Thanks for the video! I always wondered about this story in the Bible!

[@therebelpastor]

Thanks! Really appreciate your comment

[@lianinchu7755]

Thank you for sharing this. Didn't know little details in the Bible could be that important but when I've heard God kept silence for 400 years, it made me think how disappointed God is for disbelieving or doubted in the one God sent.

[@therebelpastor]

and its interesting cause if God is disappointed, then there has to be something that happened, but Noah did everything right....so its good to catch these small details

[@bara3592]

Wow, from what seems an anecdotal story at first to a story about the foundations of God's history. That's awesome and incredible ! Thank you for sharing !

[@therebelpastor]

Thank you so much for watching! Really grateful if anyone can receive from grace from these videos

[@johnwickhere]

Loving the less talked about stories! So much material to be covered! 🔥Looking forward to all the future videos! Such a powerful message in such a brief passage.😯🎯

[@therebelpastor]

yeah...hahaha I never thought about it that way...the "less talked about stories". these are like hidden gems in the Bible

[@johnwickhere]

@@therebelpastor Hidden Gems they are 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 💯 😎

[@puiyan7]

yayyyy... new videooooo

[@therebelpastor]

😃

[@Zorarockerify]

Very interesting video - makes me think of when Elisha was mocked by "youth" (who were subsequently cursed). Being the "Man of God" comes with such responsibility (and consequence for those who do not respect them). I do have some questions about what Ham might have actually done (other than kind of shaming his father and gossiping to his sibling - emphasis on "nakedness").

[@therebelpastor]

Would love to hear your thoughts on that. Thank you

[@irenekim5017]

Thanks for sharing 👍❤🧡💛

[@therebelpastor]

❤️ ❤️

[@sunny2833]

It's a really amazing content. And this channel always helps me understand the Bible more clearly and share it with people. Thank you

[@therebelpastor]

Thank you so much!

[@Jenny_WM]

Thank you so much explaining!! This is much better than not knowing it and read lots of time😅🤣

[@therebelpastor]

Thanks! Really appreciate it

[@CoolerCactus-tv8ld]

I believe your right because if they act like they're the accuser then they are like him.

[@therebelpastor]

🙏

[@KarenRicks-jf8sw]

Did he get drunk after the flood and was he a drunk thank you nice to meet you have a blessed day

[@therebelpastor]

It was after the flood.

[@irenesantiago1]

Thank you so much for this explanation! I didn't understand what the heck Ham did so bad. I am so happy you explained it so clearly!

[@therebelpastor]

Thank you so much for watching! This was a question I heard many times when I was a missionary. I’m just really glad it helped!

[@irenesantiago1]

@@therebelpastor 🤗

[@queenesther8515]

Great video and explanation! It'd be great if you could do a video explaining why the whole nation of Israel doubted and rebelled against Moses and only got 40 years punishment, when Ham's sin got 400 years silence in response.

[@therebelpastor]

Oooh…that’s a good question

[@marina976]

Thank you for always making so inspirational videos! I really enjoy them all. Just wanted to let you know, when you cited John 6:29, it showed Genesis 9:21.

[@therebelpastor]

ah!!! ok...thank you so much for your comment and also for the correction!!! thank you so much!

[@eswn1816]

God wasn't silent for 1,400 years The 7th from Adam, Enoch, walked with God. 🙏

[@therebelpastor]

“Silence” means that God didn’t speak through a figure to the public (like Adam, Noah, Moses…etc).

[@eswn1816]

@@therebelpastor I understand. However, Enoch is quoted in the NT and the Book if Enoch, although not cannon, tells us lots about the pre-flood world. I believe that Enoch was a preacher used of God. Thanks for your reply. 🙏

[@julesbyeol]

Noah’s fault was alcohol addiction 😅😅😜

[@therebelpastor]

😂 😂

[@savedandrejoicing6985]

thank you p Sky for the message. besides learning that i should believe and learn from the man that is being sent by God. i also learned that i should not gossip about what i know from people but to keep it as a secret because i dont think God will be happy if i should gossip :). what do you think p Sky? another question is that how do i know that the person is being sent by God and i should listen to what the person says?

[@therebelpastor]

that is a great question. finding the person sent by God is not an easy thing, but we can tell by the words they speak and the actions they take. all the great figures were given the Word, and what they spoke of rang true in our hearts and were prophetic, coming true in the end. also, when you see how they lived their lives, it was solely focused on what God wanted them to do. they were relentless, like Noah, not caring about what others thought but continued to preach that a flood was coming and built the ark. but I really believe that this is something that requires us to be spiritual too. that we should pray to have our spiritual eyes and ears open...and really have an open heart.

[@savedandrejoicing6985]

@@therebelpastor agreed...thanks 🙂👍

[@ews5675]

I guess this is where the term "what a ham" comes from 😂

[@therebelpastor]

hahaha! I think you must be a lot older cause that's a really old term 😂

[@seabysmom1873]

That was a great interpretation but maybe it goes deeper than that. What is Mount Arat was as the tree of good and evil. The tent represents God's presence. As you said Noah was set apart as was Adam and Eve. Maybe they were priests. Noah chose to take forbidden fruit. Maybe the nakedness (like Adam and Eve) were stripping off priestly garment (and it was handed down to line of Noah). Consequence was damaged relationship with God. Maybe the other two sons respected God's presence and Ham did not, therefore became cursed. Just a thought. Maybe Ham stole Noah's priestly garment. Lmk what you think please.

[@therebelpastor]

That's an interesting take.I can see the symbolism you brought up too. I guess the bigger question should be whether this holds true. Some things to think about would be: - Noah ate the Forbidden Fruit would mean that Noah did a sin that was equal to the Fall? If this were the case, then Noah would have been cursed instead of Ham - The nakedness was not a bad thing in the Garden of Eden, it was considered their original form. This is why AFTER the Fall, God gave them clothes of animals skins (Gen 3:21), which is a lesser form or punishment. - I do agree that the 2 sons respected and loved God, and this is apparent since they did not get cursed, only Ham.

[@alejandralizama4458]

Question. Is it a righteous thing to expose a leader (man/woman of God) only to a select few who have been hurt by the same leader not to cause doubt/division (God has proven He's working through the leader), but to help the followers and indirectly the leader as well? I mean help so that the follower's voices felt heard and to prevent more followers to be hurt. Then, when the leader doesn't listen to one person, with more witnesses it can help correct the leader like Paul mentions in Matthew 18:15-17 ? What are your thoughts on this?

[@therebelpastor]

I believe that exposing is the key word. We are held to keep our pastors and leaders accountable because we are all relatively at the same level. Yes, I do think it can be done very wisely between the people who are affected by it, as long as it doesn't turn into a blame or guilt event. But definitely we need to hold each other accountable. As it says in Mt 18:15-17 - there is a wise way to do things without exposing your brothers and sisters.

[@alejandralizama4458]

@@therebelpastor Thank you for that clarification! I see now that being held accountable and exposing are different. Exposing comes with negative connotation in contrast to being held accountable.

[@therebelpastor]

grateful for your question! hopefully you have more questions for the future

[@saltyyy1230]

Luckily I've never been that drunk before😲😲😲

[@therebelpastor]

hahahahaha! I'm glad you have never experienced that

[@hamisimalipula8993]

Very good video. Only one thing bothers me. What was the mistake of Canaan? And why was Canaan cursed instead of Ham, his father? Or at least why was the son of Ham who was assigned a much heavier burden for the sins committed by his father? Another problem with this stroy is that it sets a foundation for slavery and much worse atrocities committed against a people born in later generations simply because they have a relationship with someone who sinned, if at all Canaan sinned. You rightly pointed out that David did much worse than Noah. The only way David is not severely punished and his sons spared from slavery is that Noah was a man of God who was destined to save his people. So there was much expectations to the man of God. But what about David? As you have mentioned every time God wanted to save his people he sent a person with this mission. So David was also sent to save his people from the atrocities of the Philistines and Goliath. He was also the man of God. A man from whose descendants a future messiah would come and save the whole world, not only a few people of Noah . In fact, the saviour of the world must be from his lineage. Much worse, David did this after the laws were made compulsory to them while during Noah there were no as we k ow them. So David must have had a much greater punishment.... So why Canaan and not Ham or Noah?

[@therebelpastor]

great question! I also think that this question is better answered on a future video, and not on a comment (cause the comment section is not for long answers. thank you for this question!

[@hamisimalipula8993]

@@therebelpastor eagerly waiting

[@wilkinsebastian8745]

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[@therebelpastor]

Jockey??

[@wilkinsebastian8745]

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[@therebelpastor]

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[@dafamousrh]

Could Ham didn't know what to do, could that be a reason why he had to ask his brothers what to do. Another thing about the brothers not looking at their father naked, why would that be wrong unless you have explicit thoughts

[@therebelpastor]

It’s not about seeing their father naked. It’s more of the situation of what the father may be in. As the man of God at that time, the situation of the father may make the children stumble. Is Noah perfect? Absolutely not, only Jesus was perfect. But the human mind is fickle and can easily doubt. One of the reasons why you can know that Ham didn’t see his father favourably, is the reaction by the brothers who walked in backwards and not wanting to see the man of God in a compromising position.

[@therebelpastor]

Great question btw - looking forward to hear more

[@dafamousrh]

@@therebelpastor thanks for the response, I just don't understand why would God make humans go through that temptation, like Adam being presented with a bad tree in the garden, or Noah getting drunk for others to be cursed, how Jesus made wine so others can get drunk, and how Job was stripped away from everything so he can proof to the devil that he was worthy. It kind of seems like a test which God claims it's not. Could it all just be a consequence?

[@therebelpastor]

James 1::13-14 - which says that God does not tempt anyone, and also that people are ensnared by their own desires. Which also makes me think deeper about temptation. Some people are tempted by money, and others aren't. Its actually what we desire that makes us get tempted by things. If some are tempted by things and others aren't, how would God operate in that situation? It would almost be unfair, cause whatever He did, someone would complain or go against Him. Imagine having 3 children, and 2 of them are not sensitive. Your actions may be ok with 2 of the children, but not the 1. Does that mean you don't do it at all? Or is it a part of life that we deal with the different temptations we face? Is it something that we have to learn how to overcome and become stronger because of it? Its a really interesting topic you brought up. I would definitely want to make a video on this.

[@dafamousrh]

@@therebelpastor I agree with what you're saying, the only prophet that mostly interests me on this topic it's Job, especially what God did to him since he said he was innocent.

[@russellcraddock3529]

I think you should review the Truth about Noah and the FLOOD the aftermath when everyone departed the ark the animals and the humans more than 8 All the six day creation as well as Noah's family members! His family members are all ADAMIC MEANING that through THEIR geologically Jesus Christ will be born but that's another subject for a different time! What' was Noah's professions before the FLOOD!? A farmer. Mostly planting trees and vineyards grapes was his best ! So after everything calmed down and NOAH' made the proper sacrifice NOAH' planted grapes when they we're ripe he Harvest some of them made wine! And being a celebration and thankful to God' for THIER. Survival of the flood; he made the wine gave some w his wife and youngest son HAM! Being a new batch of wine it was very strong and powerful the effects came on fast! It most likely getting his wife and youngest son HAM rather tipsy NOAH'S probably had More than he should have got totally intoxicated and Ham was probably feeling no pain as one would say today when becoming over intoxicated and his mother also ! And they had a great time results of having a sexual encounter! Here's the meaning of uncovering your father nakedness ; turn to Leviticus chapter 20 v 11-21 laying with your father wife is uncovering your father nakedness it could mean sisters sister-in-law daughter -in -law etc but in the case of ham it was HIS own mother! Ham when he realized what he did went to his older brothers told them! They quickly got a blanket or some covering and went backwards into the tent holding it outward turned and walk backwards not to see what THIER younger brother had done! Later Noah woke up and EITHER the brothers told or maybe THIER mother told NOAH' or even HAM confess to doing what he did with his mother! And the result of what HAM did a child a son was born as ham son grew up Noah got mader and mader angry He cursed cannon the boy named and HAM sent them away! Why because he got tired of seeing what happened between his wife and HAM! Remember it wasn't God' doing the cursing it was Noah's. ! Here comes the part MANY MANY pastor's MINSTERS PRIESTS RABBIS TEACHING that relationship between Ham and his mother was the beginning of the black people which is the highest insult to our black brothers and sisters of believers! The clergy I guess overlook GENESIS chapter 1 v 26-31 when God Told the angles let's make man no gender intended look like we do in the sprit into flesh body that means God' made white black yellow brown people of the world some were hunters some fisherman told each group go out and repopulate the earth! Why ? Because of the CATABOE or Satan rebellion and the earth needed people. To tend to the earth in v 31 God looks around and was very pleased with his creation and the Way it looks all of it! This is KNOWN as the six day creation remember in book of 1st Peter chapter 3 v 8 and 9 and the following one day with the FATHER God is 1000 years 1000 Year is one day! It was 6000 years remember God' rested on the seventh day another 1000 years in chapter 2 of Genesis v 18 and the following God' made a garden but didn't havea person to tend to it alon dam or f-ha dom another type of Adam. Will with the help of his mate eve by name will be the couple who will where Jesus Christ will come forth including Noah's family his three sons and THIER wives all being ADAMIC! One last detail a couple Man and woman and are the same race and a child is born in THIER union that child will be of that same race ask your family doctor if that isn't a fact of life!

[@therebelpastor]

thank you for your commentary on the situation. a lot to unpack and probably a lot more that you couldn't convey (because this is a comment section). I'm sure there are many others that would agree and probably more that would disagree (cause this is KZbin). but very grateful for your insight. it would be very difficult to even discuss this over a comment section, but you did your best to explain. thank you for your personal commentary.