Reading Diary B : Noah and the Ark

NOAH AND THE ARK PART B: 

The Torah 

The Holy Book : 

• Noah gathered all his wisdom from a book given to Adam by an Angel named Raziel 
• there was a little boy around Adam that was really annoying so he then killed him and Adam and Eve ate the child 
• they ate the child because of the plague and when Samuel found out he was enraged butAdam and Eve tried to deny everything 
• Samuel wanted them gone but God was still by there side and the solution to their problems was the Torah 
• Adam hid the book and then it was found by Enoch then Enoch hid it and God set Raphael to get the book for Noah 
• in the book Noah found direction and guidance 

The Flood : 

• there was a lot of issues and problems inside of the ark 
• Noah did not know how to feed every species and he would have sick animals on board 
• the troubles increased as the turbulence of the ark got worse with flood the animals roared and howled and the combination of these noises were miserable 
• Cain perished due to the flood and Abel's death was avenged 
• a long time has passed but after a few hundred days Noah sent out the dove in hopes of finding dry land 

Noah leaves the ark : 

• Noah was scared to leave the ark because he feared for another flood 
• When Noah stepped outside he thanked God for his mercy over him
• God was no pleased as Noah had ignored God's previous words of grace 
• Noah realized he had sin and brought a sacrifice unto God and he was pleased 
• Noah was not able to turn in the sacrifice himself as he had a bodily defect caused by a blow that he received in the ark by a lion
• After the sacrifice was received there was a covenant between Noah and God and God promised he would never send another flood again and a rainbow was evidence of this pact 

The Curse of Drunkenness : 

• Noah became obsessed with building a vine and the first product of this was drinking in excess and this was the way that this curse was brought on and because of it slavery was introduced 
• Satan was his assistant in growing the vine 
• Noah resembled Adam in actions in the sense that they both sinned as the product of a fruit 
• Noah cursed against his son's descendants since Ham had angered his father and had sinned