The Big Flood: Noah And The ArkSample
Day 3 - A Sign, a Promise, a Reminder
God gave Noah a task that seemed impossible to do, but with God’s help, Noah was able to do it. He built a massive boat, filled it with animals from all over the world, and had enough food and supplies to last the length of the trip. Noah had no idea how long the trip would be or where it would take him. He floated through the worst storm in all of history. He did this in obedience to God. He trusted God with everything, and because of this, he and his family were saved.
Have you ever thought about what would have happened if Noah didn’t obey God? We would not be here today! Noah saved the day, and God saved the world.
After being on the ark for over a year, the door was opened. Noah, his family, and all the animals stepped out onto dry land. God had given them new lives. As they ventured out, they saw something up in the sky that nobody had ever seen before. It was a beautiful arch made of different colors; it was a rainbow. This was God’s sign, and his promise to Noah and all of us that he would never destroy the earth with a flood ever again. The rainbow is a beautiful symbol of how much God loves us.
Another beautiful symbol of God’s love for us is the cross. Jesus, God’s only son, died on a wooden cross to take away the evil we are born with. When we believe in our hearts that he gave his life to save us, the bad things we have done are washed away from us. Jesus is our promise to a new life.
Wisdom Corner:
Noah’s obedience saved all of humanity. What can our obedience to God and His Word do?
Prayer:
Dear God, help me to be obedient to your word that is the perfect guide for my life. Remind me when I see a rainbow to remember Noah and his obedience to you. Because of his obedience, I am here today. Let the rainbow remind me how much you love me.
For more about the story of Noah, written and illustrated by Paul and Delores Gully, visit: paulgullyillustrator.com
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About this Plan
Use the story of Noah and the Ark as a jumping off point to share truths of the Bible with your children. Let each day bring them closer to God through a Bible verse, a lesson, and a colorful image. Good vs. bad, not giving up, and learning about obedience are just a few things they will learn from this plan.
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We would like to thank Paul and Delores Gully and Broadstreet Publishing for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: http://paulgullyillustrator.com