As It Was in the Days of Noah

by Jeff Kinley

Jeff Kinley’s book draws parallels between the wickedness of Noah’s time and modern society, emphasizing the urgency of spiritual vigilance and the hope found in God’s promises.

As It Was in the Days of Noah explores the biblical story of Noah and the global flood, highlighting how humanity’s moral decay and rebellion against God led to divine judgment. Kinley emphasizes that Jesus compared the end times to Noah’s era, when people were preoccupied with daily life—eating, drinking, marrying—while ignoring the impending flood (Luke 17:26-27; Matthew 24:36-39)

The book identifies striking parallels between Noah’s world and contemporary culture, including the rise of evil, sexual immorality, godlessness, and societal rejection of God’s principles. Kinley argues that these patterns signal that the end times are approaching, urging Christians to remain spiritually alert and prepared for Christ’s return.

Kinley also addresses the rapture and end-times prophecy, explaining how the events of Noah’s day foreshadow the coming judgment and the separation of the faithful from the unrepentant. He encourages believers to live wisely, make their days count for eternity, and cultivate a faith as steadfast as Noah’s, who built the ark despite ridicule and societal opposition.

Overall, the book combines biblical teaching, prophecy interpretation, and practical guidance, showing that while God’s judgment is imminent, there is also a deep reservoir of hope for those who follow Christ. It serves as both a warning and an encouragement for Christians to discern the times and live with confidence in God’s promises