Both, God and man had to partner and rebuilt the world. The flood did more than just kill the body and the flesh. The flood also demoralized the spirit in man. It should not surprise anyone that Noah drunk himself to sleep. The world also was destroyed and the earth was devastated including all properties and landscapes. Noah’s family were like newcomers on a deserted and ruined planet. The world, no longer, was a beautiful garden, like Eden where Adam was put to tend it and where ample food and clean water was available. Noah must have asked many times, “Why did you choose me, Lord?” The scripture has this answer:

The first display of power by Moses and Aaron was turning the rod into a serpent, which also was reproduced by Egypt’s magicians. Pharaoh’s illusionists also reproduced turning the river Nile into blood. In the second plague, frogs came up from the river and covered the land and the palace. The illusionists also produced frogs; however, they could not remove Moses and Aaron’s frogs.