​The message of the Bible is Redemption, and God has a plan to redeem the world. 

How does God communicate his plan of redemption to his people?

 He uses straightforward cultural metaphors that everyone understands. 

The Father's House is the cultural metaphor used to express the plan of redemption. 

Join us as we explore this wonderful metaphor.

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​The generations following Adam and Eve became wicked, violent, and murderous. God's heart was grieved, and, in His wisdom, He decided to "start over" through Noah and his family.
 
Noah's story is a "de-creation" followed by "re-creation" and a new beginning for humanity. After the flood, God makes a covenant with humanity through Noah as the covenant mediator.
 
His promise to humanity is that He will not destroy the earth again with a flood, and as a sign of the covenant, God sets his "bow" in the clouds.
 
In today's lesson, we will explore the ancient context of the Hebrew word for "bow" and the implications for how we understand this remarkable covenant with humanity.

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Join us as we explore the foundational concepts of the Bible - Redemption and Covenant.

God has a plan of redemption and he is executing this plan through a series of covenants.

Understanding the basics of redemption and covenant will help you read deeper into your Bible!

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