I

Among all men, Noah was a figure of fearing God, submitting to God, and completing God's commission that is most worthy of emulation; he was approved by God, and he should be a model to those who follow God today. And what was most precious about him? He had only one attitude toward God's words: to listen and accept, to accept and submit, and to submit until death. It was this attitude, which was most precious of all, that won him God's approval. When it came to God's words, he wasn't perfunctory, he didn't go through the motions, and he did not examine, analyze, resist, or reject them inside his head, then relegate them to the back of his mind; instead, he listened in earnest, accepted them, little by little, in his heart, and then pondered how to put them into practice, how to implement them, how to carry them out as originally intended, without distorting them.

II

As Noah pondered God's words, he said privately to himself, "These are the words of God, they are God's instructions, God's commission, I am duty-bound, I must submit, I cannot leave out any details, I cannot go against any of God's wishes, nor can I overlook any one of the details of what He said, or else I would not be fit to be called human, I would be unworthy of God's commission, and unworthy of His exaltation. In this life, if I fail to complete all that God has told me and entrusted to me, then I'll be left with regrets. More than that, I'll be unworthy of God's commission and exaltation of me, and will not have the face to return before the Creator."

III

Everything that Noah had thought and contemplated in his heart, his every perspective and attitude, all these determined that he was eventually able to put God's words into practice, and make the words of God a reality, bring God's words to fruition, make it so that they were fulfilled and accomplished through his hard work and turned into a reality through him, and so that God's commission did not come to nothing. Noah was worthy of God's commission, he was a man trusted and favored by God. God observes people's every word and deed, He observes their thoughts and ideas. In God's eyes, for Noah to be able to think like this, He had not mischosen; Noah could shoulder God's commission and God's trust, and he was able to complete God's commission: He was the only choice among all of humankind.

from The Word, Vol. 4. Exposing Antichrists. Excursus Three: How Noah and Abraham Obeyed God's Words and Submitted to Him (Part Two)