In part three of the series we take a serious look at Genesis 9:18-29. In this passage Noah departs the ark builds a vineyard and falls into sin. His son Ham sees his nakedness and responds in a way that is foretelling of a spiritual darkness similar to what Noah saw in the antediluvian world. Noah prophesies concerning his three sons predicting that Ham’s son Canaan would live out the sinful behavior of his father and become a servile people to the blessed line of Shem. Japheth would father the gentile nations and find their blessing through being related to Shem. Soon after the Tower of Babel would be built and Nimrod, the son of Cush and grandson of Ham, would lead a people that exhibit the demonic influences that pull people away from God and have as a mission the destruction God’s chosen. To protect His chosen God intervenes and scatters the nations to the four-winds confusing their languages and breaking down all communications between them. The revelation of God’s purposes for the redemption of mankind progresses as we see the subtle prediction God gives through through Noah (Gen. 9:25-27) to bring the Gentile nations into the bond of saving faith that eventually through God’s Chosen line would bring forth the Messiah Jesus!