Story of Noah's Ark

If the Creator left only two people like that, a young man and a young woman, then it was God's arrangement.
Based on the Christian Bible, writer Pearl Buck rewrote the story of Noah and her family, the sole survivors of the flood.
At a time when society only focuses on money, status, fame, and even lust, they become so mindless people that they no longer know what is right, or seem to they don't even need to know.
Only Noah, the man who lived an honest, upright life and had a strong faith in his God. The handsome face was firm, the forehead was intelligent, and the eyes were pure and gentle with the crow's feet on the corners of the eyes of an acquaintance who looked far away.
In the midst of his luxuriant Olive Garden, he received the revelation (opening to reveal sacred things, mysteries in silence) of God, and also His instructions. Except for Noah, no one is holy enough to see God.
With absolute faith in God, Noah spread the news to everyone in the area, but no one believed his words, that is, did not believe in God, did not believe in God. And even though everyone didn't believe him, Noah and his family built the ark, which later became known as Noah's ark, to hold the entire family, animals, and plants through the Great Flood.
Noah and his family worked hard and overcame many difficulties for 50 years to complete the ark of Noah. When completed, it is also time to see the anger of heaven and earth pouring down on many relatives and friends. It hurts to see such destruction but Noah can't do anything else, it's each person's choice despite being warned by God through Noah's words and deeds.
The Great Flood has saved a profound teaching lesson of God for all eternity: "As long as people can maintain their morality, their civilization will still exist and develop. And vice versa".
In this 21st century, we are also witnessing many furies of nature, from the Great Flood, the Great Fire with the re-eruption of the volcano, and most recently, the Plague. This is a warning for us to return to honesty, keeping tradition, morality, and faith in God.
Today, with superior technology, satellite images, and expeditions on the top of Mount Ararat, much evidence has been found to prove that Noah's ark was real.
A 70-meter replica of Noah's Ark was unveiled to the public on May 3, 2007, in Schagen, Netherlands.