Genesis 6 teaches us about the growing corruption of humanity

before the flood. Sin had spread widely, with people turning

away from God and indulging in evil. Despite their rebellion, God

showed patience by giving them 120 years to repent. However,

their wickedness led to judgment in the form of a great flood. This

chapter also introduces Noah, a righteous man who found favour

with God because of his obedience. Through Noah, we see that

faithfulness to God brings His protection and blessings, even

during times of judgment. Key themes include the consequences

of sin, God’s patience, and the rewards of righteousness.