Faith, Obedience, and God’s Promises

The Bible is not just a collection of stories—it is a grand story, stretching from the beginning of creation to the vision of eternity in the Book of Revelation. At the heart of this divine narrative is a theme that runs like a golden thread: God's covenant promises, His faithfulness to His people, and His desire to dwell with them forever. This book, Faith, Obedience, and God's Promises: From Noah to the Tribes of Israel and the New Jerusalem, is a carefully crafted storybook designed for both children and adults. It tells the timeless accounts of Noah's Ark, the rise of Jacob's twelve sons who became the tribes of Israel, and the powerful visions of John in Revelation that bring the tribes back into focus at the end of time. It is written in a way that children can enjoy the storytelling and adults can find depth, reflection, and spiritual truth. Each chapter blends narrative, scripture quotations, spiritual insights, and practical lessons. Throughout Scripture, God reveals Himself as a promise-making and promise-keeping God. From the rainbow that shone after the flood, to the blessings Jacob spoke over his sons, to the sealed tribes in Revelation and the gates of the New Jerusalem, we see the same truth: God never forgets His people. In a world where promises are broken, trust is fragile, and unity is difficult, these stories remind us that: God's promises are eternal. Faith and obedience pave the way for blessings. Identity and unity are found not in ourselves but in being God's chosen people. The Bible is one connected story, from Genesis to Revelation. This book will help families, study groups, and individual readers see the Bible not as scattered tales, but as a unified journey of God's love and covenant faithfulness.