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Noah was a good man. He walked with God and was pleasing to Him. He did not live as the people around him lived. They were wicked and violent.

God warned Noah that the earth was going to be destroyed with a flood, but He told him how he could save his family and himself. He could also save some of the animals.

God told Noah exactly how to build the ark. It was to be 300 cubits long. That's about as long as one and one-half football fields. It was REALLY BIG! It was to have three stories, a window and one door.

Two of every kind of animal, both male and female, came to Noah to be kept alive. Seven of each of the "clean" animals went into the ark. Noah had stored food for the animals and for his family.

There were eight people in the ark. Noah had a wife and they had three sons named Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Each of their sons also had a wife.

After they were all in the ark, God shut the door and it began to rain. It rained and rained. For 40 days it rained! The water rose until it covered the highest mountains.

When seven months had passed, the waters began to go down. The ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat.

Forty days after that, Noah sent out a raven. It had strong wings and could fly for a long time. It flew back and forth over the earth.

Then he sent out a dove, but she became tired and came back. A week later, he sent her out again, and this time she came back with a fresh olive leaf. The trees were growing again! In seven more days, he sent her out again, and she never came back.

Noah and his family were in the ark for one year. Noah waited for God to tell him when he could come out. Finally, God told him it was time. They were so glad to be on dry land again!

Noah built an altar and offered thanks to God for keeping them safe.

God put a rainbow in the sky and made a promise: "Never again will there be a flood that will destroy everything."

Think about this:

What if Noah had not obeyed God?

Noah had faith in God and obeyed his commands. If he had not obeyed, his family would not have had the safety of the ark. When God tells us to do something, it is always for our own good. He loves us and knows what is best for us.

This story can be found in the Bible in Genesis chapters 6-9.

Noah's Ark Play Set
By Cactus Game Design

For hours of playtime fun, for Sunday School, homeschool, and classroom - Noah's Ark playset is geared for kids ages 4 to 8, with mini story book included and pairs of animal favorites. Two-piece plastic ark is 12" x 9" x 7", with gangplank, Noah figure, elephants, sheep, donkeys, camels, monkeys, lions, ostriches. Durable and detailed figures are crafted of PVC; range in size from 1.5" to 3" tall.
Hands-on learning to teach kids about God's promises.

Noah's Ark, Bible Card Game
By Standard Publishing

This fun card game plays just like crazy Old Maid! Make as many animal pars as you can, but don't get caught holding the skunk! Jumbo-sized card feature colorful illustrations of the animals on Noah's Ark. Cards measure 6 1/4" high by 4 1/2" wide.
Show your child that when her heart belongs to God, so do her actions. Inspiralink™ toys and games encourage children to honor God by obeying his commands. Fun and innovative toys and games teach about God and his Word and help your child's relationship with God flourish. Recommended for 2 to 4 players, ages 3 and up.

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NOAH

(Click on a speaker to hear the story of Noah.)
It will take about two and one-half minutes to load and will start automatically.
Most users may highlight the words
by resting the mouse over each section as you listen to the story.

Noah was a good man. He walked with God and was pleasing to Him. He did not live as the people around him lived. They were wicked and violent.

God warned Noah that the earth was going to be destroyed with a flood, but He told him how he could save his family and himself. He could also save some of the animals.

God told Noah exactly how to build the ark. It was to be 300 cubits long. That's about as long as one and one-half football fields. It was REALLY BIG! It was to have three stories, a window and one door.

Two of every kind of animal, both male and female, came to Noah to be kept alive. Seven of each of the "clean" animals went into the ark. Noah had stored food for the animals and for his family.

There were eight people in the ark. Noah had a wife and they had three sons named Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Each of their sons also had a wife.

After they were all in the ark, God shut the door and it began to rain. It rained and rained. For 40 days it rained! The water rose until it covered the highest mountains.

When seven months had passed, the waters began to go down. The ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat.

Forty days after that, Noah sent out a raven. It had strong wings and could fly for a long time. It flew back and forth over the earth.

Then he sent out a dove, but she became tired and came back. A week later, he sent her out again, and this time she came back with a fresh olive leaf. The trees were growing again! In seven more days, he sent her out again, and she never came back.

Noah and his family were in the ark for one year. Noah waited for God to tell him when he could come out. Finally, God told him it was time. They were so glad to be on dry land again!

Noah built an altar and offered thanks to God for keeping them safe.

God put a rainbow in the sky and made a promise: "Never again will there be a flood that will destroy everything."

Noah had faith in God and obeyed his commands. If he had not obeyed, his family would not have had the safety of the ark. When God tells us to do something, it is always for our own good. He loves us and knows what is best for us.

NOAH

(Click on a speaker to hear the story of Noah.) It will take about two and one-half minutes to load and will start automatically. Most users may highlight the words by resting the mouse over each section as you listen to the story.

Noah was a good man. He walked with God and was pleasing to Him. He did not live as the people around him lived. They were wicked and violent.

God warned Noah that the earth was going to be destroyed with a flood, but He told him how he could save his family and himself. He could also save some of the animals.

God told Noah exactly how to build the ark. It was to be 300 cubits long. That's about as long as one and one-half football fields. It was REALLY BIG! It was to have three stories, a window and one door.

Two of every kind of animal, both male and female, came to Noah to be kept alive. Seven of each of the "clean" animals went into the ark. Noah had stored food for the animals and for his family.

There were eight people in the ark. Noah had a wife and they had three sons named Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Each of their sons also had a wife.

After they were all in the ark, God shut the door and it began to rain. It rained and rained. For 40 days it rained! The water rose until it covered the highest mountains.

When seven months had passed, the waters began to go down. The ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat.

Forty days after that, Noah sent out a raven. It had strong wings and could fly for a long time. It flew back and forth over the earth.

Then he sent out a dove, but she became tired and came back. A week later, he sent her out again, and this time she came back with a fresh olive leaf. The trees were growing again! In seven more days, he sent her out again, and she never came back.

Noah and his family were in the ark for one year. Noah waited for God to tell him when he could come out. Finally, God told him it was time. They were so glad to be on dry land again!

Noah built an altar and offered thanks to God for keeping them safe.

God put a rainbow in the sky and made a promise: "Never again will there be a flood that will destroy everything."

Noah had faith in God and obeyed his commands. If he had not obeyed, his family would not have had the safety of the ark. When God tells us to do something, it is always for our own good. He loves us and knows what is best for us.

(Click on a speaker to hear the story of Noah.)
It will take about two and one-half minutes to load and will start automatically.
Most users may highlight the words
by resting the mouse over each section as you listen to the story.