Lesson 04 – The Flood—Genesis 6:1–8:22
Lesson 04 – The Flood—Genesis 6:1–8:22
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1. What is the most significant natural disaster you have witnessed or experienced?
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2. Why did God limit life to a hundred and twenty years?
(Genesis 6:1–3 – Human corruption increases; God limits human lifespan to restrain evil.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Genesis 3:22–24;
Psalm 90:10;
1 Peter 3:20
3. Why did God say He would wipe mankind off the face of the earth?
(Genesis 6:5–7 – Human wickedness becomes universal; God grieves and judges humanity.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Romans 3:10–18;
Jeremiah 17:9;
Matthew 24:37
4. What kind of man was Noah?
(Genesis 6:8–10 – Noah righteous, blameless, walking faithfully with God.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Hebrews 11:7;
2 Peter 2:5;
Genesis 5:22–24
5. What did God tell Noah to build? Why?
(Genesis 6:11–14 – God commands ark construction to preserve life from judgment.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Hebrews 11:7;
Exodus 25:9;
Proverbs 3:5–6
6. What did God tell Noah He was going to destroy?
(Genesis 6:17 – God announces global flood destroying all life under heaven.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Isaiah 24:19–20;
Matthew 24:38–39;
2 Peter 3:6
7. What did God say He would establish with Noah?
(Genesis 6:18 – God promises covenant preserving Noah and future humanity.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Genesis 9:8–11;
Isaiah 54:9–10;
Hebrews 8:6
8. With what did God instruct Noah to fill the ark?
(Genesis 6:19–21 – Animals, family, and provisions preserved to repopulate earth.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Genesis 7:2–3;
Genesis 9:1;
Psalm 104:24–25
9. Why did God tell Noah he was allowed to enter the ark?
(Genesis 7:1 – Noah found righteous in his generation before God.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Ezekiel 14:14;
Hebrews 11:7;
Luke 17:26
10. What happened to all the living creatures that were not on the ark?
(Genesis 7:21–23 – All land life perished in flood judgment except ark.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Luke 17:27;
2 Peter 2:5;
2 Peter 3:6
11. What happened after the Flood ended but before Noah and his family got off the ark?
(Genesis 8:1–14 – Waters recede gradually; God remembers Noah and restores land.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Genesis 1:9–10;
Psalm 104:6–9;
Isaiah 54:9
12. Why did God tell Noah to bring the animals off the ark?
(Genesis 8:15–17 – Animals released to multiply and repopulate the earth.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Genesis 1:22;
Genesis 9:1;
Psalm 148:10
13. What did Noah do when he got off the ark?
(Genesis 8:20 – Noah worships God by building altar and offering sacrifices.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Genesis 12:7–8;
Exodus 20:24;
Hebrews 13:15
14. How did the Lord respond to Noah’s offering?
(Genesis 8:21–22 – God promises stability of seasons despite human sinfulness.)
Parallel Scriptures:
Jeremiah 33:20–21;
Psalm 74:17;
Acts 14:17
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15. How does Noah’s world compare to our society?
16. How can we maintain a blameless reputation?
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17. What is one thing you can do to cultivate a blameless reputation among your coworkers? Neighbors?
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