Week #2: Noach - Noah
Noach
Genesis 6:9 - 11:32
October 15th - 20th
Related Passages
Acts 2:1-16
1 Peter 3:18-22
2 Peter 2:5
Isaiah 54:1-55:5
Matthew 24:36-44
Luke 17:26-37
Just another cool Bible Story, or is there more?
This is an account of one righteous man (Tzadik) in an evil generation. This nation is just like ours. Notice Noah was obedient to what he was told, but He was so very different. “Noah, build a huge boat, ark, one and half times bigger than a football field.” Do you think people saw him as different?
Are we a ‘special or peculiar people’? (You are Segullah, Yahweh’s hidden treasure.) The generation does not do Teshuva (repent, turn from their ways unto Yahweh’s ways.), He gives them 120 years to notice and repent from their evil ways, and God brings a flood for 40 days. (Forty days of Elul, to Yom Kippur, Yeshua in the wilderness, Moses in the desert).
The water covers the earth for 150 days. The Almighty makes a covenant and makes the rainbow the sign/mark of the covenant that He will never destroy all of life again by water. When one sees a rainbow it is a mark (oth in Hebrew) to do Teshuva - to recognize the mistakes you are making in life, regret them, correct them/make restitution, and ask for forgiveness from anyone you have wronged as well as from the Almighty.
A Few Hebrew Definitions (Find Yeshua!)
Noah - H5146 נח Noach: Noah = “rest”
Righteous - (just) H6662 צדיק Tzadik: just, lawful, righteous
Man: - H376 ׁאיש ish; man: (also Man-H120 is adam)
Walked - H1980 הלך halak: to go, walk, come, “The Walk- Halachah”
Corrupt - H7843 שחת shachath: to destroy, corrupt, go to ruin, decay, slowly infect. (Notice this is the same word for “Destroy”)
Ark - H8392 תֵּבָה tebah, taiva: ark, - vessel which Noah built; vessel in which Moses was placed. (Different from Ark of Covenant).
Sign, token, mark, H226 אות oth: A Sign, a mark. Like HIS Mark on you, Pesach, Ezekiel 9:4-5.
Come into; H935, בוא bo: as in Genesis 7:1, ‘come into the Ark’, to go in, enter, come, attack
Tower, H4026, מגדליה מגדל migdâl migdâlâh: a tower, a rostrum; castle, flower bed, or a platform-pulpit