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Genesis 9:1

Genesis 1:28 is renewed here — 'be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth.' God's original commission to humanity is given again. The new world begins with the same blessing as the first. God does not abandon His original intentions.

Memory phrase: God's blessing is a fresh start.

Talk about it: Why do you think God gave Noah the same blessing He gave Adam? What does that tell you about God's plan?

Prayer: God, thank You for fresh starts. Help me to live fully in the new things You give me.

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