The Sons of Noah

De: C.W. Hambleton

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

For centuries, the story of Noah's Ark has captured our imaginations. But what exactly happened after the waters finally receded? Where did the Ark actually come to rest? And what did the survivors of the Flood see and experience when they finally emerged?

After the Ark rests in the mountains of Ararat, the eight survivors from the First Age face a strange new world stripped bare by the divine judgment of the global Flood. For Noah, his wife Barah, and their three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, along with their wives, the next test of their faith is just beginning. The land is barren, the new air is thin and dry, the soil strange and weak, the earth utterly devastated. And the same animals they once so carefully preserved now flee from them in terror – or prey upon their flocks.

While the sole inhabitants of the earth struggle to survive and build a new civilization from the ashes of the old, their family bonds are tested by harsh conditions, personal ambitions, and devastating losses. And after tragedy strikes at the very heart of their family, a moment of poor judgment and disrespect spirals into a rift that threatens to destroy everything they've built.

But in this vast new, empty world, there are many wonders waiting to be discovered. And as a new generation rises, they begin an extraordinary campaign of exploration, discovering strange, unknown lands and traveling to distant shores. From the peaks of Ararat to the great plains to the shores of the Great Sea to the west, they set out to discover and catalogue their new world.

"The Sons of Noah" is the fourth book in the epic "Days of Noah" saga, a grand tale of redemption, survival, and discovery that transforms a familiar biblical account into a breathtaking saga of human resilience and divine purpose.