The story of Noah (Nuh) is a tale of unwavering faith and divine intervention.
Noah was chosen as a prophet and was tasked with a monumental mission: to build an ark to save his followers and pairs of every animal species from a devastating flood that God was about to send to cleanse the world of corruption.
For decades, Noah tirelessly built the ark, facing ridicule and disbelief from his people. He called upon them to turn to God and embrace righteousness, but most rejected his message.
When the floodwaters came, the ark was the only refuge.
It carried Noah, the believers, and the animals through the cataclysmic event.
After the flood receded and the ark came to rest, God made a covenant with Noah, vowing never to send such a flood again.
He placed a rainbow in the sky as a sign of this promise.
Noah's story underscores the importance of faith, perseverance in the face of adversity, and God's protection of those who remain steadfast in their devotion.