Genesis 6 Explained | Audio Guide by Through the Word
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- Find the Bible confusing? Need a chapter or verse explained? Kris Langham leads us on a journey through the Book of Genesis, one chapter at a time. Download the app at www.throughtheword.org
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Why did you skip the Nephilim? Thank you for the video, but that was the part I was curious about.
So I don’t think the 120 years is how much time God decided to wait before the flood but the limit of human life as you mentioned. The reason I think this is because of what Methuselah‘s name means. In the language of the time it means roughly “ when he dies the flood will come.” Methuselah is famous for being the oldest person in the Bible and this is to show God‘s mercy. God didn’t want to flood the world so he gave Methuselah an exceptionally long life because when he died the flood would come. And when he died the flood did come. Therefore I think the 120 years is a limit on human life because God had already decided to do the flood after Methuselah died.
That’s wonderful about that 120 years being a limit on human life though, I have never even considered that and you open my mind to that possibility. Keep up the great work with your wonderful channel!
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God spared, forgave and freed us from all the pain and suffering of the evil. It was not a curse, it was a grant.
These are the generations of Noah: Noah was a just man and perfect in his generations, and Noah walked with God.
Genesis 6:9 KJV
At 3:45, it's stated that Noah was the first great Bible hero. Wouldn't Enoch be considered the first Bible hero (Genesis 5:24)?
Exactly. I like this series though. Also. why the skipping over the Nephilim? that's seriously important. Can't just skim over that
That's true, but we don't know much about him, but than again he was raised to the heavens and never died that had to mean a lot, because God doesn't do that a lot.
Who's greater, Enoch or Noah?
@@connorcarbon I couldn't agree more. It's a great series, but I was confused by the Nephilim not being mentioned.
@@astroxturbo815 Elijah and Enoch are the only assumptions I've ever seen mentioned in the Bible. I believe we learn much from Noah's mistakes and his faith. Simultaneously, I believe Enoch was the better man in God's eyes due to the aforementioned translation.
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