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Faith is what gave Abraham the heart to surrender all to God and follow His Word regardless of the circumstances in front of his eyes…

There are those God exalts and those whom God crumbles down. What is the significance of the Tower of Babel and why did God crumble it down? This episode clearly identifies the results of our own zeal and efforts to that of the holiness, righteousness, and the goodness of God.

Who receives grace from God? Is it a man like Nimrod, who was a mighty hunter before the Lord, or a man like Lazarus, and the man with infirmity for 38 years?

Are we led by the Word of God or the thoughts of Satan? No matter how great we are, we are nothing without the grace of God.

There will always be two paths before us. The path of Satan that seeks to deceive us and lead us to destruction. Then there is the path of God that leads our soul on a blessed road of peace. Just like Noah always saw the clouds and the rainbow together, though it might seem Satan will win, God’s promise is what ultimately stands and is fulfilled. When we look upon the rainbow, our faith is ever more assured. Our salvation from Jesus is His gift to us.

The raven was sent out by Noah to see if the waters have receded. However, the raven does not return even though there is no place for it to rest its feet. On the other hand, the dove was sent out and it returned when there was no land to rest upon. It then went out and came back with an olive leaf showing that the waters are abating. When it didn’t come back the third time, Noah knew the waters had completely abated. In spiritual life, the most important thing is not that we should labor and do something. True spiritual life comes about when we surrender to God And let God lead my life. That is the most blessed life and that is the faith of the dove.

We know that Jesus has died on the cross for our sins. However, many do not believe that Jesus has died for the wages of all our sins, past, present, and the future. Our thoughts are different from the Word of God. In front of the Word of God, we must throw away our thoughts, and accept the Word of God. Our salvation has nothing to do with us. Jesus already received all the punishment for our sins. This mercy and grace has given us eternal life.

Once Noah entered the ark, he was saved. It did not matter whether he was a good or bad person, it only mattered whether he was in the ark or not. God does not require any works from us. He only looks at whether we have the heart of Jesus.

Noah built the ark according to the Word of God at the time of the flood. Noah accepted the righteousness of God not his own. Therefore, he and his family were able to live because they were in the ark. God does not require our own good deeds or righteousness. He only requests that we accept the Word of God exactly as it is directly into our hearts. Then we can also partake in the salvation of God.

The heart is easily corrupted as it goes towards its own comforts. It ends with death. However, Noah receives grace from God not because he was special or did not sin. He received the heart of God. He followed the Words of God. Regardless of our thoughts the Word of God is more important. When we throw away our thoughts we can find grace in the eyes of God when we go up to Him.

The Genealogy of Adam all ends in death but we can see that in the Genealogy of Jesus there can only be life. When we are inside of Jesus we are saved and gain all things.

There is a direction that the flesh flows toward. We can clearly learn the distinction between our flesh and our soul.

The Angel of Death did not kill the firstborn male child of the houses that had the mark on the door. This mark represents the blood of Jesus Christ that has also covered our sins and washed it as white as snow. We are able to go up to God because we are covered by Jesus Christ.

There is a path of salvation that God has already prepared for all of us. However, we are too busy working zealously to find that path ourselves. This chapter teaches us of the path of salvation prepared solely by God.

There is a path of salvation that God has already prepared for all of us. However, we are too busy working zealously to find that path ourselves. This chapter teaches us of the path of salvation prepared solely by God.