God's Word speaks of a spirit or a way of life that would be the spirit of the last days.

The Lord Jesus said in Luke 1726, and as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of Man.

In this study, Scott Pauley will lead us to rediscover Noah's faith in God.

Though Noah lived in days of wickedness, lawlessness, violence, and immorality, his faith in God was strong.

Noah courageously led his family during this time,

and he was God's witness to that generation.

Could it be, just like Noah of old,

you and I are living in the last generation before God's judgment?

Join us now for this study, as it was in the days of Noah.

In our final study in the life of Noah, we come to the last mention of human scripture,

and it is found in 2 Peter chapter 2. Now, here's what's so fascinating about the context. Second Peter

Chapter 2 is a description of apostates, of false teachers, of how they live and how they try to lead

and how they lie and what they say. And in that context, we find Noah given as a positive example,

as a great contrast, because Noah was a truth teller.

The Bible says 2, 2nd Peter 2, verse number 5,

that God spared not the old world, but saved Noah eighth person a preacher of righteousness bringing in the

flood upon the world of the ungodly here's the phrase today he is a preacher of righteousness now

somebody tell me what sermon did Noah preach?

What message did he give?

Well, I want you to understand today that both by life and lip, by example and by exhortation,

Noah was explaining to the wicked world he was called Livian at that particular time that there was a true God who was the judge of all the earth that he was holy and that the only people who would be spared are those

who were right with him this was Noah's assignment you see his great task was not to build a boat

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