Noah le Yui Katang

Jul 15, 2026

This document, titled "Noah and the Great Flood" and originating from "03 Noah le Yui Katang" by Edward Hughes from www.bibleforchildren.org, narrates the biblical story of Noah and the ark. The text describes God's command to Noah to build an ark due to the impending flood, emphasizing that only Noah and his family were righteous. The narrative details the construction of the ark and the gathering of animals, two by two. It recounts the persistent rain that caused the waters to rise, covering even the highest mountains. The story culminates with God's instruction to Noah to disembark with his family and the animals once the waters receded, symbolized by a dove returning with an olive leaf, signaling new life and God's covenant. The visuals accompanying the text depict Noah leaning out of the ark and a dove presenting an olive leaf, as well as Noah praying and a view of the sunburst. The overall theme revolves around divine judgment, salvation through obedience, and the promise of renewal.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryReligion & Spirituality

FormatPDF

Pages27

Reading Time1 h 8 min

Noah and the Great Flood

The Great Flood

The Covenant

FAQs

What was Noah instructed to build?

Noah was instructed to build an ark because of an impending flood.

Who was allowed on the ark with Noah?

Only Noah, his family, and pairs of animals were allowed on the ark.

What symbolized the receding of the waters?

The receding of the waters was symbolized by a dove returning with an olive leaf.

Jul 15, 2026

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