So is Noah really a foreshad of what is to come, right?

That we proclaim the righteousness of Christ, we herald it as far as we can for people

to get right.

And then there's a day of reckoning that's going to take place.

I love that you just use the phrase foreshadowing because I think often as we talk and I know

we're going through the series of these of these individuals throughout the Scriptures,

often what ends up happening is we talk about somebody like Noah and we talk about his

moral attributes and we talk about him as a moral representation or a character that

we should be like and there's elements of truth to that as we've been talking about.

We should be like Noah, but it's also important to recognize that all of these characters,

whether it's Noah, Moses, Joseph and as we go through them we'll see how they all

are foreshadowing.

They're all prophesying foreshadowing.

They're all lesser than the one true Noah, which is Jesus Christ.

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