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10–1: Who are the descendants of Japheth?
Discover who the descendants of Japheth are and where they settled after the flood. Explore the lineage of Noah's son Japheth and how his offspring shaped modern nations like Russia, Greece, and Great Britain.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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10–2: Who are the descendants of Ham?
Explore Genesis Chapter 10 and discover the descendants of Ham, their historic migrations, and how Noah's prophecies continue to resonate today. Learn which modern nations trace back to his sons.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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10–3: Who was the first Hebrew?
Discover the first Hebrew in Genesis 10, tracing Shem’s lineage to Abraham and the Israelites, and see how it connects to the New Testament.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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11–1: The Tower of Babel is the story of anti-God imperialistic ambition
The story of the Tower of Babel reveals humanity’s anti-God ambition. United under one language, people sought to make a name for themselves and resist God’s command to spread across the earth.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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11–2: How the Day of Pentecost is connected to the Tower of Babel
The Tower of Babel wasn’t just about a building; it was about reputation, pride, and fleshly confidence in human achievement. God scattered their plans, just as He later used the Spirit at Pentecost to gather His people.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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11–3: The Christian trinity had its origins in Nimrod
Semiramis declared herself Queen of Heaven, deified Nimrod after his death, and proclaimed their son Tammuz as his reincarnation. This pagan trinity bears an uncanny resemblance to the Christian Trinity, revealing how false religions trace back to this earliest pagan myth.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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4–1: The REAL REASON God rejected Cain’s sacrifice
First, while it is true that only blood can atone for sin, sacrifices were also offered up for other reasons besides sin atonement. For example, sacrifices could be offered to express gratitude to God for all of His blessings.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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4–2: Cain is banished to the Land of Nod
However, it doesn’t just mean wandering in the physical sense of moving from one place to another with no clear objective. There is a strong sense of restlessness or a lack of peace if life has no meaning or purpose.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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4–3: What was the mark that God put on Cain?
One theory is that since the human population was very small at this time, rather than other human beings, Cain was in danger from wild animals. However, this is unlikely. When Adam and Eve came into being, they were created as fully mature adults capable of procreating from day one and most likely did.

Guest Writer: Richoka
2 min read
4–4: Cain’s descendants turn away from God
Connected to this point is the huge misunderstanding that God made a separate covenant for the salvation of the Gentiles. I’m sorry to say this, but NO SUCH covenant exists

Guest Writer: Richoka
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5-1: Noah’s Ark Wasn’t Just About Animals — It Was About Preserving a Bloodline
These genealogies stand as an objective and enduring testimony to God’s faithfulness to preserve His chosen nation, Israel. And the great news is that you too, can become one with Israel through faith in the Messiah.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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5–2: “And God took Enoch?” SAY WHAT?!
I am adamant in my insistence that God for His own good reasons and purposes has chosen to save ONLY ONE group of people on this planet, and that group is the Jews and those Gentiles who join themselves to the Jews by accepting His new covenant through the shed blood of Messiah Yeshua.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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6–1: Who were the “Sons of God” and their offspring, the Nephilim?
But, as time passed, men from the line of Seth began to lust after the beautiful women from the line of Cain, resulting in a polluted race that the Lord could not and would not tolerate.
This resulted in God sending the great flood to destroy this unholy offspring.

Guest Writer: Richoka
3 min read
13–2: God’s Promise to Israel; Forever Means Forever
In Genesis 13, God makes an unconditional covenant with Abram, promising the land to his descendants forever. This “forever” covenant reveals God’s unchanging faithfulness and His ongoing plan for Israel.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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6–2: God NEVER Blames Satan For The Evil On Earth
Notice something interesting in this scathing indictment the Lord has just pronounced. He holds man responsible. He never blames Satan for this sorry state of affairs.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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6–3: Recent Scientific Discoveries Point To The Dimension Of Heaven
However, the four dimensions are only characteristics that govern OUR universe.
The sphere of heaven, where God resides, operates under a totally different set of physical laws and principles…

Guest Writer: Richoka
4 min read


6–4: The story of Noah teaches us that salvation is a COOPERATIVE EFFORT with God
Maybe I’m a super weirdo, but in my late teens and early twenties, I was obsessed with why modernity developed ONLY in the West — in Europe and North America and nowhere else.
Nowhere else did science and democracy arise…

Guest Writer: Richoka
3 min read
6–5: Noah’s Four-Point Salvation Formula
Thinking that just walking down an aisle and mouthing some canned salvation prayer is the be all and end all of your faith walk is I believe a gross error.
It is just the beginning.
God has great plans for your life but YOU HAVE TO TAKE ACTION in order to translate those plans into reality.

Guest Writer: Richoka
2 min read
6–6: The Hebrew word for “ark” only appears twice in the Scriptures
Notice that in both cases, the ark is the divine means of escape God has prepared for His chosen people. In Genesis, mankind was to be destroyed by a flood of water.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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6–7: The story of Noah establishes “8” as the number of redemption
In Biblical numerology, the number 8 stands for redemption and will remain so throughout the entirety of Scripture. Another point is that both humans and animals are represented by one male and one female.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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7–1: The Distinction Between “Clean” And “Unclean” Animals In Noah’s Time
However, at this stage in human history, God had not yet permitted man to eat meat. Per God’s command, food at this stage was only green plants. Notice also that only the unclean animals are to be brought in single pairs.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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7–2: Rabbis Affirm Noah Was Saved By “Grace Through Faith”!
The simple truth of the matter is that the ancient Hebrews did NOT believe they could work their way into heaven. They completely understood that righteousness and salvation had to be a free gift from God.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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7–3: God Does NOT Destroy The Wicked With The Innocent
It is important to not confuse God’s judgment of the world with the tribulation. The tribulation is evil men hurting innocent believers. God’s judgement comes afterwards.

Guest Writer: Richoka
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8–1: How The Flood Symbolizes Water Baptism
Notice also that God did not just remember Noah but his remembrance also extended to the creatures in the ark. Never forget that although man has been created above the animals, God still loves all of His creation.

Guest Writer: Richoka
2 min read
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