The Patience of God and the Righteousness of Noah (Genesis 6:1-9)

God’s Provision and Protection in the Midst of Chaos (Genesis 7-8)

1. Introduction:
Recap of last week: Noah's obedience in building the ark and gathering the animals as instructed by God.
Theme: God's provision and protection for His people during times of chaos and judgment.
2. Noah’s Righteousness and God’s Command:
Genesis 7:1-5:
Noah is found to be righteous among his generation.
God commands Noah to enter the ark with his family and the animals.
The significance of Noah’s righteousness in the midst of widespread wickedness.
3. God’s Protective Care:
Genesis 7:16:
God shuts Noah and his family in the ark, symbolizing His sovereign protection.
Richard Sibbes’ insight: God’s act of shutting the ark signifies His protective care and grace for His people.
Application: God's care and provision for His children, even in times of great difficulty.
4. The Global Flood:
Genesis 7:11-12:
The fountains of the deep burst forth, and rain falls for 40 days and 40 nights.
Emphasize the global nature of the flood as an expression of God’s judgment on sin.
Genesis 7:22-24:
The complete destruction of life on earth, except for those in the ark.
Reflection on God’s power and His judgment against sin.
5. God’s Remembrance and the Receding Waters:
Genesis 8:1-5:
God remembers Noah and causes the waters to recede.
The ark comes to rest on the mountains of Ararat.
Application: God’s faithfulness in remembering His people and providing for their needs.
6. Trusting God in Times of Trial:
1 Peter 5:7: "Casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you."
Spurgeon’s advice: Seeking God through prayer and His Word during times of trouble.
Thomas Watson on God’s friendship and comfort in times of fear.
7. Community and Accountability:
The importance of surrounding yourself with godly friends who can support and hold you accountable.
Noah’s small circle (his family) had a massive impact on the entire planet.
8. Conclusion:
God’s provision and protection are always present for those who trust in Him.
Encouragement to trust in God’s care, seek His Word, and surround yourself with a supportive Christian community.
Reflection and Follow-Up Questions:
Reflecting on God’s Protection:

How have you experienced God's protective care in your life, especially during challenging times? What does it mean for you that God "shut Noah in" the ark?
Understanding God’s Judgment and Mercy:

The global flood was a demonstration of God's judgment against sin. How does this aspect of God’s character influence your understanding of both His justice and His mercy?
Trusting in God’s Provision:

In Genesis 8:1, God remembered Noah and provided for his needs. How can you apply this assurance of God's provision to your current circumstances or challenges?
The Importance of Community:

How can you build a supportive circle of Christian friends who can encourage you, hold you accountable, and help you grow in your faith? What steps can you take to strengthen these relationships?

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