Genesis 7:11-9:29
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Read Genesis 7:11-9:29 (Noah's Ark and the Flood)
Do you believe the flood was local or global? Why?
How important is the reach of the flood waters?
How do you think Noah felt as he and his family boarded the ark?
What was the purpose of the flood?
Was it right for God to wipe out so many people?
How did Noah determine the condition of the earth?
Why does a dove and olive branch today represent peace?
Why did God promise never to destroy humanity again like this?
What obstacles do you face that you, like Noah, might have trouble with?
Why did God like the smell of the offering? (8:20-21)
What does the new Noahic covenant tell us about God's view of life? (9:1-17)
What does Noah's prophetic curse in 9:24-26 mean?
Why was Canaan cursed for his father's actions?
In 9:1-17, which elements of the covenant are unconditional, and which are conditional?
Where do we see Jesus in the flood story?
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