The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 4: The Flood (2025)
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Jan 4, 2025 Dive into the captivating tale of Noah and the Flood, where faithfulness meets divine promise. Explore the covenant God made with Noah, emphasizing the sanctity of life amidst humanity's brokenness. Discover the dramatic family incident involving Noah's vineyard that led to curses and consequences, reflecting on the themes of honor and transgression. Unpack the significance of the rainbow as a symbol of hope and stewardship in a newly established world, highlighting the delicate balance between divine commandments and human relationships.
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Noah's Covenant
- Noah built an altar, offered burnt offerings, and God made a covenant.
- This covenant included a promise to never again flood the earth, symbolized by a rainbow.
Permission and Prohibition
- God grants permission to eat animals after the flood, while simultaneously prohibiting murder.
- This distinction highlights the inherent value of human life, made in God's image.
Noah's Family Brokenness
- Noah's son, Ham, disrespected him, leading to a curse on Ham's son, Canaan.
- This incident highlights the recurring theme of broken families in the Bible.