2. The very first verse of this passage indicate God’s loving response to Noah’s sacrifice. What does this tell you about God’s character and his disposition toward you?
3. God established a vision before Noah of a world re-cultivated with life. In what ways do you see this vision continuing to take shape? What are elements in our world that give us reason to doubt this is even possible?
4. Where are some places in the passage we see evidence of God’s heart toward man? Does this encourage you? If not, why not?
5. How does the hope of Christ secure the vision of the world established in this passage?
6. What are some things we can do to participate in God’s desire to establish a world full of life and divine relationship?
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