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Why is Noah's story relevant for understanding salvation?

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Noah's story highlights God's judgment and mercy, illustrating the means of salvation through the Ark, which symbolizes Christ.

Noah's story is integral to understanding God's redemptive plan as it showcases both judgment and mercy. The Ark represents Jesus Christ, who is the only refuge from divine judgment. Just as Noah preached righteousness while building the Ark, Christ proclaimed the gospel, inviting all to come and find salvation in Him. The narrative emphasizes that salvation is not based on human merit but rather on God's grace, as Noah and his family were saved through the Ark, just as believers are saved through faith in Christ. This account serves as a foreshadowing of baptism, pointing to the transformative act of being united with Christ in His death and resurrection.
Scripture References: 1 Peter 3:20-21, Genesis 6:14, Acts 4:12

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