God confuses the languages of the people on earth as a forever reminder of mankind’s need for security which only God can provide.

After a failure following the flood, curses for sin and blessings for faithfulness continue to the next generations.

God affirms his commitment to his plan by blessing Noah’s mission over creation and by promising God’s faithfulness to creation.

Noah’s faithfulness amidst of a corrupt earth provided examples of divine judgment and grace while demonstrating human responsibility for obedience, service, and worship.

In a world of increasing evil, God continues to give grace, consequences, patience, and an invitation to trust and follow him.

Life continues through Adam to Noah reminding us the image, invitation, and promises of God are not gone.

The thirst created in Genesis 3 in the hearts of men and women can only be fully satisfied in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The curses of Genesis 3 following the introduction of sin created a divine thirst in the hearts of men and women.

As civilization begins, two competing paths are recorded: one that leads to pride, the other that leads to worship.