Noah's Voyage Circletime Rug

Description

Set sail on a Sunday School favorite with the Noah's Voyage Rug – commercial quality that will weather any storm!

Looking for a rug that s fun and practical at the same time? Well, Noah's Voyage Circletime Rug is just the thing you need! This commercial quality rug has been designed to withstand heavy foot traffic without compromising on quality.

Sizes: 6' x 9' Oval and 8' x 12' Oval 

Perfect for Sunday School classes or playrooms, this rug features cheerful colors and graphics that will spark kids imaginations. Let your little ones sail with Noah into an adventure of a lifetime as they learn about animals two by two in this favorite classic story.

With its durable construction, non-slip backing, and easy-to-clean surface, Noah s Voyage Circletime Rug is sure to be a hit with both children and adults alike!

• The Noah s Voyage Circle time Rug is perfect for Sunday School classrooms, providing a fun and educational atmosphere for children
• Made with commercial quality materials, this rug is durable enough to withstand heavy foot traffic and frequent use
• Featuring vibrant colors and detailed illustrations of the biblical story of Noah s Ark, this rug adds a playful touch to any space
• With its soft surface and nonslip backing, the classroom quality carpet provides a safe and comfortable area for kids to play or learn on

The story of Noah's Ark is a well-known narrative found in the Book of Genesis in the Bible. Here's a recap of the story:

1. God's Decision to Send a Flood: The story begins with God observing the wickedness and corruption of humanity. Disappointed with mankind's actions, God decides to cleanse the earth with a great flood. However, God finds favor in Noah, a righteous and blameless man among his contemporaries.

2. Instructions to Build the Ark: God instructs Noah to build an ark, a large boat, providing specific dimensions and materials to be used. This ark is meant to save Noah, his family, and a pair of every kind of animal from the impending flood.

3. Gathering of the Animals: Noah is tasked with gathering a male and female of every living creature, along with enough food to sustain them. This monumental task involves collecting a vast array of animals, birds, and insects.

4. The Onset of the Flood: Once the ark is completed and the animals are aboard, the flood begins. It rains for forty days and nights, covering even the highest mountains. Everything outside the ark is destroyed.

5. The Ark on the Waters: The ark floats on the water for several months. Noah and his family care for the animals inside the ark during this time.

6. Sending Out the Birds: To determine if the water has receded, Noah sends out a raven and then a dove. The dove initially finds no place to land, but later returns with an olive leaf, signaling that the water level has decreased.

7. The Receding of the Flood and Exiting the Ark: Eventually, the waters recede enough for the ark to rest on the mountains of Ararat. After a total of 370 days, God instructs Noah to leave the ark with his family and the animals, so they can repopulate the earth.

8. God's Promise: After exiting the ark, Noah builds an altar and offers sacrifices to God. In response, God blesses Noah and his sons, promising never again to destroy all life on earth with a flood. God sets a rainbow in the sky as a sign of this covenant.

The story of Noah's Ark is often seen as a tale of faith, obedience, and divine mercy, and it has been a subject of fascination and interpretation across various cultures and religious traditions.

• Made in the USA 
• KIDply Backing
  
• Advanced Stain Protection
• Class 1 Fire Rating
• 100% Continuous Filament Nylon
• Green Label Plus Certified

Part of the KID$ Value Line Plus Collection