Noah
Classes
Class 1: Class 1
The class discusses Noah's life and faithfulness in an evil age, emphasizing the importance of fear, faith, and righteousness. It covers the genealogies of Genesis 5 and the increasing wickedness of humanity leading to the flood, highlighting Noah's role as a just and obedient man who preached righteousness and saved his house.
Class 2: Class 2
The class discusses Noah's life, emphasizing his righteousness, integrity, and faithfulness in a corrupt world. It explores Noah's role as a preacher of righteousness and the symbolism of the ark as a precursor to baptism and salvation.
Class 3: Class 3
The class explores Noah's ark as a parable of redemption, focusing on baptism, salvation, and the symbolism of clean and unclean animals. It emphasizes the importance of identification with Christ and living by faith.
Class 4: Class 4
The class covers Genesis 8, focusing on God's remembrance of Noah and the ark's journey through the flood. It emphasizes Noah's faith and the symbolism of the dove and olive leaf, representing hope and new beginnings after judgment.
Class 5: Class 5
The class discusses God's covenant with Noah after the flood, emphasizing the establishment of a new order where man is to be fruitful and multiply, and the covenant promises that God will never again flood the earth. It also covers the symbolism of the rainbow as a token of God's covenant and the importance of obedience and faith in living a godly life.
Class 6: Exhortation
The class discusses the story of Noah and the covenant God made with him, emphasizing the expansion of God's promises to include Gentiles through Jesus Christ. It explores themes of faith, salvation, and discipleship, encouraging believers to remain faithful despite life's challenges.