Genesis 6-7: Reading Noah’s Story Through the Whole Bible
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Things are about to get really wet. 🌊
In Genesis 6–7, we meet Noah and enter the story of Noah’s Ark and the Great Flood—one of the most familiar stories in the Bible, but one we may not know as well as we think we do.
As we slow down and study Genesis 6–7, we’re looking beyond the animals marching two-by-two to uncover the bigger story of sin, judgment, grace, faith, and obedience. Why did God send the flood? What made Noah different? What does it mean that Noah “found favor” in the eyes of the Lord? And what does Noah’s obedience teach us about what it looks like to trust God when His Word doesn’t make sense to everyone else?
Most importantly, Genesis 6–7 reminds us that the story of the flood isn’t ultimately about a boat—it’s about a holy God who judges sin and a merciful God who provides a way of salvation.
Grab your Bible, your colored pencils, and your Bible Study Bestie, because we’re mining Genesis 6–7 for the treasure hidden in this familiar story—and discovering how Noah, the flood, and the ark point us toward the bigger story of redemption woven throughout Scripture.
Study Work for this Week:
1) Read Genesis 8-9
2) Mark your keywords!
3) In your journal, note what similarities you notice between these chapters and Genesis 1-4.