God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and livestock with him in the boat. He sent a wind to blow across the earth, and the floodwaters began to recede.

So it completes the teaching of the flood, and proclaims that God 'in wrath remembers mercy.' 1. 'God remembered Noah.' That is a strong 'anthropomorphism,' ...

8 янв. 2021 г. · Genesis 8:1 Reminds Us That God Never Forgets Us So be encouraged today, even as we pray, God, thank you for never forgetting us.

In Noah's case, God's remembrance caused him to send a wind to blow over the surface of the earth, increasing the evaporation of the water. The same Hebrew word ...

Genesis 8:1. And God remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle that [was] with him in the ark. Not that God had forgotten Noah, ...

God had grace and compassion for Noah and began to bring the flood to an end, God caused a wind to pass over the earth and the water subsided.

Chapter 8 · (1.) What was God's remembrance of Noah: it was his relieving him. Note, Those whom God remembers he remembers effectually, for good; he remembers us ...

God promised to never again visit the earth with judgment by a flood on this scale, to destroy every living thing.

Genesis 8:1 illustrates God's love and compassion. Despite the necessity of judgment, God's love is evident in His care for Noah and the creatures on the ark.

A. He sent a wind. Genesis 8:1 is specific on this point. God sent a wind that blew across the whole earth and caused the floodwaters to begin to recede.