BEFORE THE FLOOD: WHAT WAS THE WORLD LIKE BEFORE THE FLOOD? FYTube

How was life Before the Flood in the early chapters of the Bible? Particularly in the Book of Genesis, we come across a world very different from our own. The pages of history, as scripted in the early chapters of the Bible, unfold a narrative of a world long before our own—a world before the great deluge reshaped the course of humanity. In the intricate tapestry of interpretations and ancient stories lies a time of early humanity, marked by divine encounters, profound connections to God, and characters like Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel, and Noah. Join us as we journey through this captivating exploration of the world “Before the Flood,” seeking to unravel the mysteries that shroud this era. A world before the great flood; this era, often wrapped in layers of interpretations, is a time of early Humanity marked by long life spans, Divine-human interactions, and a closeness to God and the creation story itself. Characters like Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel, and eventually Noah give us glimpses into a life that seems to be relatable. Numerous forces come together to make the flood happen: Satan and the Fallen Angels, the first-ever event that led to the flood occurred before the world’s creation.
This event was the creation of the sons of God in the Bible story from The Book of Job. God reveals an event that took place before the creation of the world (Job 38, Verses 4 to 7). “Where were you when I laid the foundation of the Earth? Tell me if you know and have understanding. We determined the measurements of the earth – if you know, or who stretched the measuring line on it? On what were its foundations fastened, or who laid its cornerstone? When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God (angels) shouted for joy.” It is revealed that Angelic beings, referred to as morning stars and sons of God, witnessed the creation of the earth and celebrated the glory, power, and wisdom of God involved in the process.
Before the Flood, there was a fallen being. The Bible only makes passing references to Fallen Angels because the vast majority of angels in heaven have never lost their way or turned to evil. There were some who made that decision. Keep in mind that heaven was originally intended to be their home for all eternity, but they’ve now fallen from it. What caused all of this to occur? Nevertheless, we cannot deny the fact that Angels possess free will. Their fallenness can be seen in terms of their free will. The Book of Jude makes this point quite clear (Jude 5-6, Amplified Bible): “Now I want to remind you, although you are fully informed once and for all that the Lord, after saving a people out of the land of Egypt, subsequently destroyed those who did not believe, who refused to trust and obey and rely on him, and angels who did not keep their own designated place of power but abandoned their proper dwelling place – these he kept in eternal chains under the thick gloom of utter darkness for judgment of the great day.”
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