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Verse Genesis 8:7. _HE SENT FORTH A RAVEN, WHICH WENT FORTH TO AND
FRO_] It is generally supposed that the raven _flew off_, and was seen
no more, but this meaning the Hebrew text will not bear; ויצא...
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- The Land Was Dried
1. שׁכך _shākak_ “stoop, assuage.”
3. חסר _chāsar_ “want, fail, be abated.”
4. אררט _'ărārāṭ_, “Ararat,” a land forming part of
Armenia. It is mentioned in 2 Kings 19:37,
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CHAPTER 8
Noah Remembered
_ 1. Noah remembered (Genesis 8:1)_
2. The ark resting (Genesis 8:4)
3. The raven sent forth (Genesis 8:6)
4. The sending forth of the dove ...
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The mention of the rain (Genesis 8:2_ b_) comes from J, and since
Genesis 8:3_ b_ with its dating belongs to P, Genesis 8:3_ a_ may be
assigned to J. With Genesis
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RAVEN: an unclean bird. Leviticus 11:15.Deuteronomy 14:14....
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_a raven_ The Heb. and LXX give the definite article, "the raven,"
which some have explained as the only male raven in the ark. But the
article is idiomatically generic; cf. Genesis 8:8, Gesenius, _He...
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The Story of the Raven and the Dove. (J.)
6. _at the end of forty days_ The forty days mentioned in Genesis 7:4;
Genesis 7:12. _the window_ LXX θυρίδα, Lat. _fenestram_. This
was not mentioned by P in...
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PART TWENTY-TWO:
THE WORLD AFTER THE FLOOD
(Genesis 8:1-22; Genesis 9:1-29)
1. _The Subsidence of the Flood_ (Genesis 8:1-14).
And God remembered Noah, and all the beasts, and all the cattle
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_AND HE SENT FORTH A RAVEN, WHICH WENT FORTH TO AND FRO, UNTIL THE
WATERS WERE DRIED UP FROM OFF THE EARTH._
Sent forth a raven - literally, the raven. The article has here the
force of a certain, a...
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A raven is a black bird that can live on mountains. It can eat dead
animals. There were dead animals on the mountains. So the raven found
enough food and it did not return to the *ark....
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GOD’S ANCIENT PEOPLE
GENESIS
_ALUN OWEN_
CHAPTER 8
THE FLOOD ENDS
V1 But God remembered Noah. And God remembered all the animals that
were with Noah in the *ark. And God made a wind blow over th...
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וַ יְשַׁלַּ֖ח אֶת ־הָֽ עֹרֵ֑ב וַ
יֵּצֵ֤א
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THE FLOOD
Genesis 5:1; Genesis 6:1; Genesis 7:1; Genesis 8:1; Genesi
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NOAH LEAVES THE ARK
Genesis 8:1
Traditions of the Flood are found in every country, from the tablets
of Babylon to the rude carvings of the Aztecs, proving man's common
origin. “God remembered Noah.”...
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Upborne on the billows of judgment, the Ark rode securely, holding
within it the nucleus of a new departure in human history. When the
work of judgment was fully accomplished, the waters decreased, an...
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A THANKSGIVING SACRIFICE
The flood lasted one year and ten days (Genesis 7:11; Genesis 8:14).
Noah's first act on the renewed earth was to offer a sacrifice of
thanksgiving. It could be viewed as a sa...
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Did not return. The negotiation Not, is not to be found in any Hebrew
copy now extant; though it is still retained by the Septuagint, and
several Latin manuscripts, according to the testimony of Liran...
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And he sent forth a raven, which went forth to and fro, until the
waters were dried up from off the earth.
Opening the window of the ark, and sending forth the messengers of
enquiry, serves to teach,...
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There is one characteristic of divine revelation to which attention
may be profitably called as a starting point. We have to do with
facts. The Bible alone is a revelation of facts, and, we can add (n...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 6, 7, AND 8.
Finally we find power and force here below, the result, of the sons of
God not keeping their first estate, of apostasy; and God executes
judgment...
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AND HE SENT FORTH A RAVEN,.... That by it he might make his
observation, how high or low the waters were upon the earth; and the
rather he sent out the raven, a bird of prey, which feeds on carrion,
t...
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And he sent forth a raven, which went forth to and fro, until the
waters were dried up from off the earth.
Ver. 7. _And he sent forth a raven._] Which when it is made tame,
though it delights in dead...
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Gen. 8:7, 8, etc. _Concerning the raven and the dove, that Noah sent
forth. _ The dove is an emblem of a gracious soul, which, finding no
rest for its foot, no solid peace or satisfaction in this worl...
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Noah _sent forth a raven_ Through the window of the ark; _which went
forth_ As the Hebrew phrase is, _going forth and returning;_ that is,
flying about, but returning to the ark for rest; probably not...
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1 The waters asswage.
4 The Arke resteth on Ararat.
7 The rauen and the doue.
15 Noah, being commanded,
18 goeth forth of the Arke.
20 He buildeth an Altar, and offereth sacrifice,
21 which God...
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and he sent forth a raven, which went forth to and fro until the
waters were dried up from off the earth. Forty days after the summits
of the highlands had become visible, Noah opened the window of th...
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The Sending of the Raven and the Dove...
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THIRD SECTION
_The Ark, and the Saved and Renewed Humanity_
GENESIS 8:1-19
1And God remembered Noah, and every living thing, and all the cattle
that was with him in the ark; and God made a wind to p...
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A RENEWED EARTH
The five months of floating on a shoreless sea would seem interminable
to Noah and his family, and it can be well imagined that they would
feel that God had forgotten them. "But God re...
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TO AND FRO:
_ Heb._ in going forth and returning...
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4-12 The ark rested upon a mountain, whither it was directed by the
wise and gracious providence of God, that might rest the sooner. God
has times and places of rest for his people after their tossin...
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HE SENT FORTH A RAVEN; a fit messenger for that purpose, because it
smells dead carcasses at a great distance, and flies far, and then
returneth to its former habitation with something in its bill. TO...
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Genesis 8:7 out H7971 (H8762) raven H6158 kept H3318 (H8800) going
H3318 (H8799) fro H7725 ...
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STAGES OF DELIVERANCE (GENESIS 8:4)
Genesis 8:4
‘On the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, the ark
came to rest on the mountains (or hills) of Ararat, and the waters
continued going...
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Genesis 8:1. _And God remembered Noah,_
Noah had been shut up in the ark for many a day, and at the right time
God thought of him, practically thought of him, and came to visit him.
Dear heart, you h...
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CONTENTS: Waters receding, exit from the ark. Noah's altar.
CHARACTERS: Noah and family.
CONCLUSION: When judgment days are past, the believer will find
himself safely landed in a better world.
KEY...
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Genesis 8:3. _The waters returned from off the earth continually._ The
Hebrew, חלוךְ ושׁוב _cha-loveck ve-shou._ Montanus renders
_eundo et redeundo,_ the going and coming of the waters. The word is
u...
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_Noah opened the window of the ark_
THE JUDICIOUS CONDUCT OF A GOOD MAN IN SEEKING TO ASCERTAIN THE FACTS
OF LIFE AND HIS RELATION THERETO
We observe:
I. THAT NOAH DID NOT EXHIBIT AN IMPETUOUS HAST...
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CRITICAL NOTES.—
Genesis 8:6. Window.] Properly, “hole:” not the same word as in
ch. Genesis 6:16.—
GENESIS 8:7. RAVEN.] Probably so called from its blackness (Gesenius,
Fürst): from its cry or croa...
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EXPOSITION
GENESIS 8:1
AND GOD. _Elohim, i.e. God in _his most universal relation to his
creatures. The supposition of two different accounts or histories
being intermingled in the narrative of the F...
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The eighth chapter begins with the words,
And God remembered Noah (Genesis 8:1),
Let me tell you this, God never forgot him. It is important that we
realize that in the Bible, there are terms that ar...
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a raven. Leviticus 11:15 1 Kings 17:4 1 Kings 17:6 Job 38:41 Psalms
147:9
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THE ASSUAGING OF THE WATERS
Genesis 8:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
1. There is a striking verse in 2 Peter 3:6, which reads: "Whereby the
world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished: but the...
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Noah sent forth a raven through the window of the ark, which went
forth, as the Hebrew phrase is, going forth and returning, that is,
flying about, but returning to the ark for rest; probably not in i...