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Yesterday before bed decided to character study on Noah.

His great grand father was Enoch who walked with God, and the Enoch had Methuselah who was Noah’s grand father, and Methuselah had Lemach, who had Noah.

Noah was a righteous man because of faith in God and He was given a divine task to build an Ark that would hold all the many animals in the land. (Some believe world wide flood or just simply that area flood - whatever you choose is up to you).

With this in mind you have to remember this world that Noah was born into was rife with godless believers. They did not believe in God. Because of this Noah was given the task to build the Ark to be able to save the family and animals lives.

While Noah was doing this year after year Noah had to continue to maintain his faith while working on the project which God had commanded/had him to do.

Many godless believers would come and watch Noah as he worked and would mock and laugh at him even when Noah exhorted for them to turn from their ways and look towards God and believe. They just laughed at him, and mocked him. Similar to Jesus; if not a picture and a type of Jesus.

Noah had persistent faith that surpasses all workers in the Bible save Jesus, because such a great task to perform could you imagine being laughed and mocked and shamed while at the same time encouraging them to turn and look towards God? Noah is seldom appreciated for his work, but he is still remembered to this day.

You can see all types of pictures in these scenes. Like Jesus is the one who enters our vessel just as Noah did the Ark; and that even - us in our animal-like instincts of the flesh can also enter rest in the Ark by believing in Jesus (having rest for our souls), and that though people laugh and mock you; you love by encouragement of looking towards God in love and gentleness.

Not sure what else to add.
:)
 
Yesterday before bed decided to character study on Noah.

His great grand father was Enoch who walked with God, and the Enoch had Methuselah who was Noah’s grand father, and Methuselah had Lemach, who had Noah.

Noah was a righteous man because of faith in God and He was given a divine task to build an Ark that would hold all the many animals in the land. (Some believe world wide flood or just simply that area flood - whatever you choose is up to you).

With this in mind you have to remember this world that Noah was born into was rife with godless believers. They did not believe in God. Because of this Noah was given the task to build the Ark to be able to save the family and animals lives.

While Noah was doing this year after year Noah had to continue to maintain his faith while working on the project which God had commanded/had him to do.

Many godless believers would come and watch Noah as he worked and would mock and laugh at him even when Noah exhorted for them to turn from their ways and look towards God and believe. They just laughed at him, and mocked him. Similar to Jesus; if not a picture and a type of Jesus.

Noah had persistent faith that surpasses all workers in the Bible save Jesus, because such a great task to perform could you imagine being laughed and mocked and shamed while at the same time encouraging them to turn and look towards God? Noah is seldom appreciated for his work, but he is still remembered to this day.

You can see all types of pictures in these scenes. Like Jesus is the one who enters our vessel just as Noah did the Ark; and that even - us in our animal-like instincts of the flesh can also enter rest in the Ark by believing in Jesus (having rest for our souls), and that though people laugh and mock you; you love by encouragement of looking towards God in love and gentleness.

Not sure what else to add.
:)

I like how you consider these things. Few take the time to give it a moment's thought, because I think the stories are so familiar that many figure they know all there is to know about it. Have you ever paused to consider that Enoch ascended? As did Elijah. And so too Jesus. Three.

And yet know one talks about these other two instances, as if they never happened, but they did. Not as "types" --as instances. As occurences.
 
Enoch with God and please God by faith and didn’t see death. Sometimes right now I’m wondering if this was the second death he did not see.

Can you point me to where I can see Elijah?
 
Enoch with God and please God by faith and didn’t see death. Sometimes right now I’m wondering if this was the second death he did not see.

Can you point me to where I can see Elijah?
The Book Of Elijah :) :ROFLMAO:
 
No I mean the ascended part; lol @patrick jane. I wasn’t sure what Mr. E is talking about. I don’t think there is a book of the Elijah in the 66 canonical Bible.
 
Enoch with God and please God by faith and didn’t see death. Sometimes right now I’m wondering if this was the second death he did not see.

Can you point me to where I can see Elijah?

If I was to point, I’d point toward the Sun.... in that general direction. 😇

For reference- 2 Kings 2
 
“No one has ascended into heaven except the one who descended from heaven - the Son of Man.”

(John 3:13)
 
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