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Showing posts with label Purpose of Noah’s ark & worldwide flood was to cleanse earth from sin & violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Purpose of Noah’s ark & worldwide flood was to cleanse earth from sin & violence. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Bible tale: Noah part 5 of 6

 

Noah part 5 of 6

Genesis 9:1-29

re-told by Debbie Dunn









Story highlights:

* Purpose of Noah’s ark & worldwide flood was to cleanse earth from sin & violence

* Rainbow is sign of God’s promise for no more worldwide floods

* All people on earth are descendants of 1 of Noah’s 3 sons


Bible role-play begins:






Narrator #1: After that year-long worldwide flood, 601-year-old Grandpa Noah would have found himself in the mountainous region of eastern Turkey.

 

Narrator #2: Unknown to them, there were volcanoes, earthquakes, mudslides, landslides, and erosion as the flood waters drained and evaporated.


Narrator #1: The flooding and all these natural disasters caused the formation of seven continents filled with glaciers, mountains, canyons, valleys, waterfalls, and bodies of water of various sizes.

 

Narrator #2: Trapped in layers and layers of sediment, geologists have found full-body fossils and skeletons of dinosaurs and other land animals next to skeletons of marine life and plants typically found deep in the ocean.


Narrator #1: As for human bones, it has been suggested that they may have been "eaten, decomposed, or washed away."

 

Narrator #2: On that long-ago day of about 4,500 years, Noah and his family of eight might have looked around and commented, "My goodness! Everything looks so different!"


Narrator #1: It must have been an odd thought that no matter how loudly they called out, no one was left on earth to answer them.

 

Narrator #2: Noah's wife might have said, "It is so sad that all those people drowned because they took more pleasure in pleasing the devil than they did in worshipping the one true God."


Narrator #1: Father God might have stated, "Their wicked, violent, and corrupt ways grieved my heart so much that I used the flood to cleanse the earth of sin. "

 

Narrator #2: Father God might have also stated, "I am so pleased that I could start over with Noah and his family of eight."


Narrator #1: You might think of it as a factory reset of a laptop computer or purchasing your first cell phone. You are starting anew with a clean slate.

 

Narrator #2: Similar to a computer hacker who can secretly plant viruses, bots, and spyware, the devil has had over 6,000 years of practice in tricking all of us into sinning in little and big ways.


Narrator #1: Of course, Noah was not perfect; however, he was the only one who did his best to honor our Creator.

 

Narrator #2: As Father God directed, it would be up to all those pairs of male and female animals, plus Noah's three sons and their wives, to re-populate the entire earth.


Narrator #1: Before the flood, all people and all animals were vegetarians. It was different now. Father God said:

 





 Father God: Everything that lives and moves about will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now provide you with everything.

 

Narrator #2: To keep the animals from killing off the family of eight and their future offspring, Father God said:

 

 Father God: The fear and dread of you will fall on all the beasts of the earth, on all the birds in the sky, on every creature that moves along the ground, and on all the fish in the sea. I give them into your hands.


Narrator #1: Father God gave the four women and four men two rules: do not murder one another and do not eat rare or uncooked blood-filled meat.











Narrator #2: As Father God placed a beautiful rainbow in the sky, He stated:

 


 Father God: Whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting promise or covenant that I made with you and all living creatures of every kind on the earth.


Narrator #1: What was God's promise to the people and animals?

 

 

 Father God: I establish my covenant with you. Never again will all life be destroyed by the waters of a flood. This rainbow in the clouds is the sign of My promise.

 

Narrator #2: As Noah and his family gazed at the rainbow, they must have felt greatly comforted.


Narrator #1: After the flood, Grandpa Noah lived another 350 years. He was 950 when he died.

 

Narrator #2: As for Shem, Japheth [ja·fuhth], and Ham and their wives, they each had many children and grandchildren.


1st Narrator: Many years later, Mary, the mother of Jesus, came from the line of Shem. 

 






(See link to page 5 of FREE PDF download below.)


Narrator #2: As for the rest of us, it is impossible to know which of them were our great uncles and which one of them was our long-ago grandpa.


Narrator #1: Come back next week to hear the fascinating story about the Tower of Babel [ba·bl]

 

Narrator #2: END OF SKIT. Let’s give our volunteers a great big hand!



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Free PDF download of Noah role-play part 5 of 6.


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