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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Thanks, Bro. Blume. I did know that Noah's name meant rest.

I see the difference in the garden - eating the fruit and in Noah - adding the meat as well. That is still a bit of a toil, isn't it? Wasn't Esau exhausted from his hunting trip and sold his birthright for a bowl of beans? LOL!

There is labour in hunting, but the curse was specifically speaking of toil with the ground for man's sake, which God did in Genesis 3.

Would the rest simply be referring to the flood and God promising that would not happen again?

Thanks for the scriptures that link similarities to Adam and Noah.

I liked this as well:



Thanks again! Seriously, I knew you would be the first to respond to this thread! LOL!

Seems there is a lot involved in the rest.

I love Genesis' first few chapters!