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Imagine What it was Like for Noah

by Cheri Fields March 17, 2019, 2:41 am 11 Views

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It’s easy to stay ‘up in our heads’ about Noah and forget he was a real man like us. What would it have been like for him to see the decay around him and then receive God’s extraordinary directions.
Music can be a powerful tool to help us connect our hearts to an experience. As usual, Joe Vermeulen does a great job unpacking the Scriptures to help us feel what it would have been like to obey God in such a world-changing way!

Catch the rest of Joe’s music from Down Under on YouTube: Genesis 1-11 in music & video.

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Written by Cheri Fields

Hi, I’m Cheri Fields: 2nd generation homeschooling mom of seven, wife, writer, and science lover. There is a wealth of information available to help people see how trustworthy God and His testimony in the Bible is. The key is to explain concepts simply so they can be understood by anyone. This is my goal, and I’ve had a lot of fun tackling areas where the world tests our faith. CreationScience4Kids.com

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