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So I rode my bicycle for a year in 2010 from Canada to Columbia.

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And as part of that journey, I discovered that basically a billion people in the world

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didn't have access to clean drinking water.

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So I began this journey and did some higher level education and

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then on a series of trips with my friends in the last six years.

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That's all led us to this spot now we've become very interested in

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small scale decentralized desalinization projects.

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It's really the future of water.

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Go to El Salvador, Indonesia and Bangladesh.

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We'd love for you to be on one of those trips.

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Now when I teach a beach talk, I'm pretty straightforward.

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This is my approach because it's very important that you understand every word

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of God in the word of God.

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Now I love to laugh and hang out, catch waves, ride my motorcycle, go camping,

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watch movies, grab coffee just as much as anybody else.

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When I teach the Bible, I accept the responsibility of it because this is

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the most important book in the world and I really want you to understand it.

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So every time you watch a beach talk, I want you to come ready to grow and

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to learn from because my objective as your pastor is simple.

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It's disciples making disciples who plant churches that plant churches.

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And today we're gonna look at Genesis chapter eight.

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Genesis is the first book in the Bible.

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We're in the eighth chapter today.

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We always read a chapter of the Bible and then I do a beach talk to go along with it.

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Now this is the story of Noah and his family and how they leave the ark.

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It says that God remembered Noah.

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In verse one, God focuses attention on Noah again.

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It says, now God remembered him and every living thing and

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the animals that were with him in the ark.

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And God made a wind pass over the earth and the waters subsided.

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Now God remembered Noah.

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This is an anthropomorphous kind of a non-literal picture of God in human

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terms that we can understand.

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Now certainly God never forgot Noah, sustaining him every day in the ark.

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But at this point, God again turned his active attention towards Noah.

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It was truly as if he remembered Noah again.

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Noah had then shut up in the ark for many days and nights.

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And right at the right time, God thought of him, practically speaking,

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came to visit him, came to be close with him,

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came to remind him that he had not been forgotten.

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Just like God reminds us that we have not been forgotten.

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Now God made a wind pass over the earth.

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God knew how to make the waters subside.

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Even a big problem like this was not a big problem to God.

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The God who created the heavens and the earth, Genesis 1,1, could also do this.

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Now verse two through five says, as the flood waters receded,

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the ark rested on Mount Ararat, the fountains of the deep and

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the windows of heaven were also stopped.

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And the rain from heaven was restrained.

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And the waters receded continually from the earth.

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At the end of the 150 days, the waters decreased.

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The ark rested the seventh day of the month on the mountains of Ararat.

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And the waters decreased continually until the tenth month.

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In the tenth month, on the first day of the month,

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the tops of the mountains were seen.

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The fountains of the deep and the windows of the heaven were also stopped.

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And the rain that began in Genesis chapter seven was now stopped.

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God was in control of when the rain and the other waters began.

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And God was in control of when they stopped.

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Now on the mountains of Ararat, in one way of thinking,

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Mount Ararat was not a good place to leave the ark.

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Leaving the ark at a high altitude in mountainous terrain meant a difficult

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departure for everyone and everything in the ark.

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However, if God's purpose was to put the ark in a place where it might be preserved

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for thousands of years, he chose an excellent place for it.

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The tops of the mountains were seen.

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This is another indication from the biblical record that this was a worldwide flood.

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It was so significant that for the time the tops of the mountains were covered,

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now they weren't seen again as the waters decreased continually.

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Now verse 6 to 12 says that the birds are used to test the condition of the earth.

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So it came to pass at the end of the 40 days that Noah opened the window of

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the ark which he had made and he sent out a raven,

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which kept going to and fro until the waters had dried up from the earth.

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He also sent out from himself a dove to see if the waters had receded from the face of the ground.

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But the dove found no resting place for the sole of her foot and she returned

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into the dark to him for the waters were on the face of the whole earth.

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So he put out his hand and he took her and drew her into the ark himself.

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And he waited yet another seven days and again sent the dove out from the ark.

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Then the dove came to him in the evening and behold a freshly plucked olive leaf was in her mouth.

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Noah knew that the waters had receded from the earth.

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So he waited yet another seven days and sent out the dove, which did not return to him anymore.

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Now at the end of the 40 days, this was counted from the time when the rain and

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the other water sources began in Genesis chapter 7 verses 11 to 12.

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God told Noah when to go into the ark, but he did not tell him when he should come out again.

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The Lord told Noah when to go in because it was necessary for him to know that,

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but he did not tell him when he should come out for it was unnecessary that he should know that.

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God always lets his people know what is practical for their good.

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Noah opened the window of the ark which he had made in Genesis 6 describes the window

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that was to be made for the upper portion of the ark.

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The window was also made with some kind of covering that could be closed and open.

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Now because he believed in God, therefore he removed the covering of the ark and looked abroad

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expecting by and by to see not only the tops of the mountains, but also a dry and green earth once more.

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True faith often goes to the window.

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If your faith turns its face to the wall and expects nothing, it's not a genuine faith.

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God always wants to grow our faith.

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Now he sent out a bird which kept going around.

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Apparently the bird did not return to the ark.

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Perhaps this was because the raven is a scavenger.

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It might rest or feed upon the dead or floating carcasses which could have brought back disease.

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Now the dove found no resting place because a clean non-scavenging bird, the dove would

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not land upon the earth until there was a dry suitable place to land.

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But when the dove returned into the ark, no one knew that the waters had not yet drained

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enough to leave the ark.

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Charles Spurgeon made a spiritual point from the idea that the dove found no resting place.

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He explained that like the dove, the believer finds no true resting place in the world.

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The world is said to be progressing and advancing and improving.

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We know we can't discover it.

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Sin is the same way and belief is the same way and complaining is the same way and being

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weary in the world is the same way.

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But having faith fills us with life and fills us with courage.

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Now the dove came to him, a freshly plucked olive leaf was in her mouth.

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The raven never returned but the dove came back with evidence that the terrible season

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of judgment through the flood was over and God had begun to renew plant life on the earth.

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Now since this, a dove with an olive leaf has been a symbol of peace and goodness.

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Perhaps you've seen a picture of a dove carrying an olive branch in its mouth which in the

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first place a dove could not pluck out of the tree and in the second place a dove could

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not carry an olive branch even if it could pluck it off.

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It was an olive leaf, that's all.

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Why cannot people keep the words of scripture?

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The Bible mentions a leaf and make it something else.

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The Bible is very clear about what the dove took back.

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The dove which did not even return again to him anymore, the departure of the dove proved

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that the earth was habitable again.

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Now verses 13 through 19, Noah and his family and the animals leave the ark and it came

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to pass in the 601st from the month, the day of the year that the waters were dried up

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from the earth and Noah removed the covering of the ark and looked and indeed the surface

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on the ground was dry and in the second month on the 27th day of the month the earth was

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dried.

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Then God spoke to Noah saying, go out of the ark, you and your wife and your sons and your

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sons wives with you, bring out with you every living thing of all flesh that is with you,

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birds and cattle and every creeping thing that creeps in the earth so that they may

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abound on the earth and be fruitful and multiply on the earth.

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So Noah went out and his sons and his wife and his sons wives with him.

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Every animal, every creeping thing, every bird and whatever creeps on the earth according

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to their families went out of the ark.

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Now in the 600 year, Genesis 7 says that Noah entered the ark on the 17th day in the second

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month of the 600th year of his life.

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This is almost a full year later and in the second month of the 601st year Noah left the

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ark it seems he was in the ark for a full calendar year.

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Now bring out with him every living thing just as the ark was loaded with animals before

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the flood it was then unloaded.

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We don't read of any animals that died in the year on the ark that they may be abound

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on the earth and be fruitful and multiply.

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Same things from the ark would once again repopulate the earth.

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Noah came out of the ark no longer cooped up and penned within its narrow limits.

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He walked out, the whole world was before him wherever he wanted to go.

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This was a picture of the freedom that we have with Jesus that we can enjoy and possess

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all of the things that God has for us.

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So God's covenant with Noah in verse 20 Noah builds an altar and offers a sacrifice then

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Noah built an altar to the Lord and took up every clean animal and every clean bird and

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offered burnt offerings on the altar.

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Then Noah built an altar.

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Noah's first act after leaving the ark was to worship God through sacrifice.

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His gratitude and admiration of God's greatness led him to worship God.

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Now he took every clean animal and every clean bird as if the nature of true sacrifice this

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was a costly offering to God with only seven of each animal on the ark.

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Noah risked extinction by sacrificing some of these animals but costly sacrifice is pleasing

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to God.

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The common sense would have said spare them for you will want every one of them but grace

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said offer them up and give God what is due his.

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The sacrifices were called to offer to God should also cost us something.

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We should present our bodies as a living sacrifice to God Romans 12 1 the giving of our resources

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as a sacrifice.

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Philippians 4 18 and we should give the sacrifice of praise to God Hebrews 13.

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Costly sacrifice pleases God not because God is greedy and wants to get as much as he can

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from us but because God himself sacrificed at great cost.

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Ephesians 5 Hebrews 9 God wants costly sacrifice from us because it shows for being conformed

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to the image of Jesus who was the greatest display of costly sacrifice.

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Paul says we should walk in love as Christ has loved us and given himself for us an offering

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and a sacrifice to God for a sweet smelling aroma.

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Ephesians 5 2.

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Now when we think of David who would never offer a God which costs him nothing.

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Second Samuel 24 verse 22 21 and 22 Noah's promise to God and all mankind and the Lord

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smelled a smoothing aroma then the Lord said in his heart I will never again curse the

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ground for man's sake although the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth nor

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will I again destroy every living thing as I have done.

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While the earth remains seed time and harvest cold and heat winter and summer and day and

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night shall not cease.

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The Lord smelled a smoothing aroma.

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Noah's costly sacrifice pleased God it was as if God smelled the great aroma of the roasting

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meat indicating that God loves the smell of grilling or burning meat.

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And then God made his wonderful promise to Noah and to man.

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Of course the Bible speaks anthropomorphically here using a human analogy of a divine action

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or attribute more pleasing to God than the smell of the sacrifice was the heart of Noah

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in the sacrifice.

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He says I will never again curse the ground for man's sake.

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God promised to never again visit the earth with judgment by a flood on this scale and

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to destroy every living thing.

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When did this understanding that the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth.

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This was a promise full of mercy.

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Now we can observe a strange combination of truths.

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First that the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth and second God's promise

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to never again curse the ground for man's sake.

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It would seem that man's evil would invite God's curse not put it away.

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The strange combination is accounted for by Noah's altar and sacrifice and God's pleasure

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in the sacrifice.

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The Lord smelled a soothing aroma.

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The sacrifice is the turning point.

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Without a sacrifice sin clamors for vengeance and God sends a flood.

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But the sacrifice presented by Noah was typical of coming sacrifice of God's only begotten

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son Jesus and the atonement that he would provide.

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We can say that after the flood Noah's story illustrated things relevant to the life of

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those who follow Jesus.

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Noah showed the freedom we have.

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Noah showed the faith we should have.

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Noah showed the heart that we should have by his sacrifice.

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Noah showed the mercy that we would receive when we sacrifice.

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Cold and heat, winter and summer, God promised that after the flood the earth would have

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established seasons.

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This speaks of the profound climatic and ecological changes in the earth ever since the covering

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of water vapors upon the earth.

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Now there would be seasonal and temperature variations and there should be no more general

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rain so there should be a more serious disarrangement of course the seasons and the temperature

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appropriate.

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There will be a seed time and harvest and cold and heat and summer and winter and day

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and night are to succeed each other perpetually for as long as we're here on earth.

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God set it up.

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Now the result of this change is found in a rapidly decreasing life spans.

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There will never be 900 year old men after the flood.

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The mass extinction of animals revealed in the fossil records such as dinosaurs and other

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creatures probably took place shortly after the flood when the earth was changed so dramatically

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and plunged into an ice age.

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Now how faithfully God fulfills this covenant with all of us by giving us new life.

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God is good.

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Genesis 8.

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Now every time we finish our time together we like to take a chance to pray.

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Would you pray with me now?

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Just say God would you help me to live like Noah did?

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Would you help me to trust you?

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Would you help me to follow you?

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I ask that you would show me mercy.

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I ask that you would give me second chances and I ask that you would forgive me in my

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life today in Jesus name I pray these days.

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Amen.

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Now just in the same way that Noah offered a wonderful sacrifice to God out of what he

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was given to God.

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We learn that sacrifice is part of worship.

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That giving is part of worship.

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That generosity is part of worship.

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It follows what we learn in God's word.

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I want to encourage you to offer your sacrifice to God as part of your giving.

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Offer your worship to God through your giving.

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Pray today.

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Say hey God what would you have me sacrifice in my life?

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Pray about it.

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Go to Oceanwater.com and hit give.

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Do what God says.

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Thank you for your time.

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We would love to partner with you.

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Water is a global problem.

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It's going to take as many partners as we can to help solve this problem.

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We'd love for you to partner with us.

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You can go to our website at www.Oceanwater.com.

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That's OCNWTR.com.

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We'd love that.

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Thanks a lot.

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We would love to partner with you.