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One question that i have is can we talk more about god's way of covenants? And how his questions reach out to us?

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See reading guide below.
What do you see in a new way or what questions do you have given your textbook reading?

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Noah's experience is similar to cain and abel's story because noah had a side of him where he didn't follow god's plan or god's wisdom, so for god that's like not a right way to connect to god. Like in abel and cain's story, cain just doesn't follow god's motion. It's different from their story because noah in the end takes god's presence and listen to him and follows along.

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D. How is Noah's experience:  1. Similar to Cain and Abel's experience?  2. How is it different from Cain and Abel's experience?  

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D. How is Noah's experience:  1. Similar to Cain and Abel's experience?  2. How is it different from Cain and Abel's experience?  

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Be specific and explain what you see and why you say what you say. This may be a team response.

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Noah's story and his experience tells me and my relationship with god is that when I talk to god, he makes me a special person. He gets me through what i need to get through. I notice in my life, i have ups and downs. And thats in everyones life. But when god sees that i'm down, he comes and lifts me up. He doesn't sugar coat what i need to be taught, he teaches me and makes me learn my lesson. God will always give us promises because he knows we can do so much with confidence and power to redeem our strengths and weaknesses.

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C.  What does Noah's story and experience tell us about:  you, your relationship with others, your relationship with G*d and all G*d's creation? Do we still have these promises?  Why or why not?  

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C.  What does Noah's story and experience tell us about:  you, your relationship with others, your relationship with G*d and all G*d's creation? Do we still have these promises?  Why or why not?  

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This rainbow greeted teachers as they arrived at their Parkland, Florida school to clean up and get things ready for their students later in the week!

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What OTHERS have to do to, to be worthy of his promises is answer god and ask him what you need, Never ignore god. When you connect with god he gives you everything he can to support you. You also have to help god understand where you're coming from. God can't do everything by himself. He needs to have others help to help them. People will disobey him by doing things they aren't supposed to do, but god will never give up on you. He will help them get through the problems and help them learn from it.

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God promises that he will establish his covenants to noah and his descendants. Noah and others must be worthy of their promises by being able to connect with god, being able to pray and understand where god is coming from with him. God says and talks to you for a REASON. God will always be here and help you with life. He promised to be good to you and help you teach lessons and help you get through life. But its YOUR life, YOUR decisions, and it's up to you to decide if what your seeing or hearing is okay.

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1. What does G*d promise? 2. What must Noah and others do to merit (be worthy of) such promises?  Be specific.   Create two posts for this prompt, B-1 and B-2.

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Describe how things are...  Is this original sin?   Sin?  What are relations like between G*d and G*d's creation. Why? And Noah?   Describe him.

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Yes, this is original sin because the lord said he regretted making people come on this earth and he wants to wipe out and destroy the people on this earth. When someone is on this earth they are joy, they are a blessing to everyone and GOD.