Genesis Chapter 8 Bible Study

God hadn’t forgotten Noah and all his ritually clean animals that were with him in the boat. When the big winds began to blow hard, the water started to go down. The sky’s barricades were closed. Once the rain had stopped, the water calmed for 150 days. On the seventh month of the 17th day, the boat came to rest at Ararat on a mountain. The water kept going down, and on the first day of the tenth month, the mountaintops were still there, 40 days had gone by. After that, Noah took a raven to fly toward the water and it didn’t come back. Noah sent out a dove to check on the water, but since the water filled up all the land, the dove couldn’t find a place to shine a light. The dove flew back, and Noah reached out and took it in. For 7 days, Noah waited and sent out the dove again. In the evening, the dove returned with a fresh olive leaf in its mouth to carry. He waited again for another seven days and sent out the dove again; this time it didn’t come back. 

On the first day of the month, the water was gone when Noah was 601. Noah took away the boat’s covering. He looked around and saw the dry ground. On the 27th day of the month, the earth was dry. God told Noah, “Get out of the boat with your family, animals and birds so that they will reproduce and expand every living thing on the earth.” Noah built an altar to the Lord by taking one of each clean animal and bird to burn them up whole as a promising sacrifice. The odor of the sacrifice pleased the Lord, and He said, “I will never again put the earth under a curse. Because of people doing evil things, I won’t get rid of all human or living beings. As long as the world exists, there will be signs for planting and a good harvest. There will also be heat and cold, summer and winter, and day and night.” 

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Questions

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1. What will God never put on the earth?
2. Where did the boat rest at?
3. When did the boat rest at Ararat?