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The story of Noah (see Genesis 6:1–9:17) shows that faith means obeying even when you cannot see the outcome.
things not yet seen: Specifically, the flood. Noah's faith showed the world God's truth and his wish for holiness.
Chapter 11 gives a long list of people who trusted God. This shows clearly that living by faith is the only true way to follow God. The writer keeps repeating the words “by faith” to make this message clear. Each example follows the same pattern:
(a) the phrase by faith,
(b) the person's name,
(c) the event or action showing faith, and
(d) the result.
Abraham Noah “Belief” in the Gospel of John By Faith Faith and Good Deeds God Protects His Servant God’s Covenant with Noah
Parallels
People
Noah: Righteous man, built ark, survived flood
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Descent into Hell Hebrews, Letter to the Heir Inheritance Justification, Justified Letter to the Romans Noah Obedience Perseverance Remnant The Flood
Topics
Antediluvians: Noah Preaches To Ark: Noah's: Noah and Family Preserved In Being Prepared Decision: Noah Faith: General Scriptures Concerning Faith: Noah Faith: Noah, in Building the Ark Faith: Trial of Noah Fear of God: Conspicuous Instances of Those Who Feared: Noah, in Preparing the Ark Flood: References To Godly Fear: Noah Justification: General Scriptures Concerning Noah: Son of Lamech: Builds an Ark (Ship) and Saves his Family from the Great Flood Obedience: Noah The Deluge: Noah Forewarned of