Gen 8: 1-4​

Excerpt:…The wise among Noah’s fruits —in the day of strong meat— shall yearn for God’s blessing under His shelter for all their descendants or children. Conversely then, to not seek God’s equal compassion for your children is to deny God’s love to yourself? Prepare to catch this point more fully when it boomerangs back to you as this study proceeds. More clarity comes by the standing monument of Noah’s ancient Ark. High in the mountains of Turkey, in Mt Ararat, the Ark has been located with certification. It is in the same place where Genesis claims to have parked it 4500 years ago, for it says, “ God remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle that was with him in the ark … 3 And the waters returned from off the earth continually … 4 And the ark rested in the seventh month …upon the mountains of Ararat.” —Gen 8: 1-4. Frozen after 45 centuries, it still remains there. Search the internet for yourself. The teachers of strong meat, to whom Paul referred, require what others before me lacked: manhood to trumpet this validation to the antagonistic crowds. Such manhood is the “Y” chromosomal temerity of Jacob’s preeminence: the boldness that his sons must declare for the Bible and for Christ. Noah’s recovered ark certifies that he and his three sons —Shem, Ham and Japeth along with their wives— the four couples, were the only people preserved from the flood…