This passage records the first three events around Noah’s Ark, so that we would understand that God saves the righteous, but blots out those who ignore His warning.

Jesus reveals three essential truths about Himself and His mission so that we may be blessed by His person, saved through His purpose, and steadfast in expectation of His return after His resurrection.

In this passage, we see three of God’s providential and perfect purposes that highlight His character, so that we might righteously walk with Him in a dark world to carry out his purposes as we grow in knowledge and grace.

In this passage, three memoirs of man reveal our own deep need and ruin, but God threads hope through Adam’s generations so that we would learn to long for and walk with God.

Despite our sin and society’s rejection of God and the godly, we proclaim that God sovereignly and patiently fulfills His promise to renew creation through the Seed of Eve.

In God remains sovereign and long-suffering, confronting our sin with patient mercy despite our pride and accusations, so we recognize our need, repent, and cry out for His promised provision in Christ—the Seed of the woman.

Here we learn three aspects of how God compassionately instructs blind sinners to overcome sin and makes provision through his merciful judgment to redeem His creation through His gracious provision and rule.

In this passage, we see two contrasting truths of the Gospel message that should lead us to evangelism and missions.

In this passage, Moses reveals how sin entered the world and how God encounters fallen man with both judgment and mercy, so that we would grasp the depth of our brokenness and the sufficiency of His redeeming grace.

God discloses His good design for creation to expose sin’s ruin and draw us back to Himself for renewal through His word and redemptive work culminating in Christ.