Motivation Morsel—October 16, 2026

Genesis 6:9 Here is the history of Noach. In his generation, Noach was a man righteous and wholehearted; Noach walked with G-d.

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Genesis 8:1 G-d remembered Noach, every living thing, and all the livestock with him in the ark; so G-d caused a wind to pass over the earth, and the water began to go down.

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Hebrews 11: 7 By trusting, Noach, after receiving divine warning about things as yet unseen, was filled with holy fear and built an ark to save his household. Through this trusting, he put the world under condemnation and received the righteousness that comes from trusting.

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I am sitting here on this cloudy day, and I heard to post these Scriptures we have been sharing about the patriarch Noach (Noah). Because of Noah's righteousness and faith (trusting), the Most High blessed all mankind with the rainbow, His sign that we still see even today after the rain. G-d promises that the entire earth will never again be destroyed by the Flood. He puts the rainbow in the sky to remind us of His love and faithfulness for His children.

Second, the Spirit reminded me that our works are eternal. I then went to the wedding of the Lamb and His Bride (true believers in the Messiah), in Revelation 19, and verse 8 says, "Fine linen, bright and clean has been given her to wear. ("Fine linen" means the righteous deeds of G-d's people." Yes, that tells us that our deeds, our righteous actions, are eternal. Our wedding clothes are being woven for that day, which will be a great celebration for the children of the Most High.

We read about the patriarchs and matriarchs of the Old Testament in the "Hall of Faith" in Hebrews 11. Yet, we miss the most important detail in verses 39-40: they fully trusted in the Most High, yet did not receive what had been promised, because G-d's plan was something better that involves us. That is right, WE are part of the fulfillment of the Most High's promises to those saints of old. And WE are part of the promises to future generations, and our trust in G-d is just as crucial to them as the faith and trust of our biblical forefathers. And, on that wedding feast day, we will all be together with Yeshua—us, Noah, and all the saints of G-d; the prophecies and promises of G-d will all be fulfilled, and we will wear our fine linen wedding garments created by our faith and trust to complete our righteous deeds and assignments while here on earth.

The Most High is such a great G-d, who loves us, has a plan for each of us, and knows how to bless each of His children.

So as the rain falls today, think about the continuous blessings of the Most High—those He provided in the past, today, and the ones that are yet to come.

Sabbath is approaching, and joy should fill our hearts as we prepare to spend time with the Most High as the Sabbath day brings forth blessings itself.

Shabbat Shalom, Beloved