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Turn Around, Don't Drown - #6365
Are you driving very close to the edge of the flood...flirting with those famous last words, "I can handle it"? No, you can't. Listen to these words from Genesis. Take it, if necessary, as a personal warning, "Sin is crouching at your door; it desires to have you, but you must master it" (Genesis 4:7). Turn around. Don't drown. Please.
http://hutchcraft.com/a-word-with-you/your-hindrances/turn-around-don-t-drown-6365

Like a flood - a Christian perspective
The promised Messiah is prophesied to arrive "like a flood," catching people off guard with the power of his message. That certainly describes the rapid spread of Christ's gospel during the years following his resurrection.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah%2059:19&version=NIV

Noah's Ark in the Bible - a Christian perspective
In Genesis 6 God tells Noah that he is going to flood the Earth and all that is in it. He then tells Noah to build an ark and how he should build it.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%206:13-16&version=NIV

"Flood" in the Bible: Genesis 6-7
The story of the great Flood, which God sent to wipe clean a world that persisted in acting wickedly. Noah, his family, and the animals he brought onboard the ark were spared by God from the destruction.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%206-7%20&version=NIV

Ark in the Bible: Genesis 6
When the Earth become intolerably filled with wickedness, God instructed Noah to build his famous ark. Noah obeyed without question, despite the apparent strangeness of the command. Noah's obedience would soon be rewarded when the Flood arrived.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%206&version=NIV

Rainbow in the Bible: Genesis 9:13-15
After the Flood, God promised to never again destroy the world with a flood. The rainbow is a sign by which we can remember His promise.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%209:13-15&version=NIV

Noah in the Bible: Genesis 6.1-22
There's a reason Noah is held up as an exemplary servant of God, and it can be seen in this passage. When God called Noah to do something that seemed baffling and pointless--in this case, to build a gigantic boat in preparation for a flood that was many years in the future--he didn't balk, but set about the task faithfully. He trusted God, and understood that God's perspective is very different from our own.
http://biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Gen.6.1-Gen.6.22&version=31

Icelandic Noah and the Great Flood
Icelandic: The wickedness of men causes God to send a flood that will destroy all that breathe air. Noah builds an ark, and is saved with his wife and 3 sons and their wives. It rains for 40 days, and water covers the tops of the mountains. After 1 year, the flood ends and God sends a rainbow.
http://bibleforchildren.org/PDFs/icelandic/Noah%20and%20the%20Great%20Flood%20Icelandic...

Afrikaans Noah and the Great Flood
Afrikaans: The wickedness of men causes God to send a flood that will destroy all that breathe air. Noah builds an ark, and is saved with his wife and 3 sons and their wives. It rains for 40 days, and water covers the tops of the mountains. After 1 year, the flood ends and God sends a rainbow.
http://bibleforchildren.org/PDFs/afrikaans/Noah%20and%20the%20Great%20Flood%20Afrikaans...

Russian Noah and the Great Flood
Russian: The wickedness of men causes God to send a flood that will destroy all that breathe air. Noah builds an ark, and is saved with his wife and 3 sons and their wives. It rains for 40 days, and water covers the tops of the mountains. After 1 year, the flood ends and God sends a rainbow.
http://bibleforchildren.org/PDFs/russian/Noah%20and%20the%20Great%20Flood%20Russian.pdf

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