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The Pre-Flood Era
4004 BCE - 2348 BCE
The Pre-Flood Era
The Pre-Flood Era spans from Creation to the Great Flood—a period of origins, first sins, and escalating human wickedness. God creates the world and the first humans, Adam and Eve, who disobey and bring death into the world. Their son Cain commits the first murder, killing his brother Abel. Despite a righteous line through Seth, humanity grows so corrupt that God grieves having made them. Only Noah finds favor; God instructs him to build an ark, then destroys the world with a flood, preserving Noah’s family to restart humanity. The era ends with the Tower of Babel, where human pride leads God to scatter peoples and confuse languages—setting the stage for a new approach through one chosen family.
Key Figures (15)
Major Events (11)
- Born ~2900 BCE
- Born after Abel's death ~3900 BCE
- Creation 4004 BCE
- Expulsion from Eden 4004 BCE
- Father of Noah ~3100 BCE
- First murder; Cain exiled ~4000 BCE
- Great Flood; covenant of rainbow 2348 BCE
- Longest-lived person (969 years) ~3300 BCE
- The Fall 4004 BCE
- Tower of Babel ~2250 BCE
- "Walked with God," taken at age 365 ~3400 BCE