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

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

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To me Noah is like Abel because he listens to God and loves God and the creation is like Cain because they break the rules and inorge God's signals.

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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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Noah's story teaches me about loving my life and have faith in life no matter what. To respect all the relationships with who i love. To listen to God and to be in the right path. We still have these promises and we have to keep them.

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B. Read Genesis 9.1-17.1. What does G*d promise? 2. What must Noah and others do to merit (be worthy of) such promises?  Be specific.   

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B. Read Genesis 9.1-17.1. What does G*d promise? 2. What must Noah and others do to merit (be worthy of) such promises?  Be specific.   

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B-1 God won't send any flood to the earth, instead he sends rainbow.
B-2 He tells them to be fertile and multiply and fill the Earth.

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A. Read Genesis 6.5-13 and 9.1-17.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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A. Read Genesis 6.5-13 and 9.1-17.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, it is original sin. Because people don't even know that they have sins because they make multiple bad choices . People don't recognize G*d"s signal and disobey G*d.The relation between God and his creation is broken and faded because they no longer have faith in God. But Noah doesn't, he listened to God really well.