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Genesis 5:32

The chapter closes with Noah's family — the family through whom the world would be saved and repopulated after the flood. God ends Genesis 5 not with death but with three names full of future. The story is not over.

Memory phrase: God has more story.

Talk about it: What do you think happens to Noah next?

Prayer: God, I trust what comes next.

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