Have you noticed? There is a growing tendency for people not to take responsibility for anything. To never admit that they're wrong. And sure 'nuff, most of the time they really are the one to blame. May you be blessed with a gracious heart and pursed lips. It's tempting to be the one who let's another know when they are wrong. But, be careful. There's a big gap between pointing a finger and lending a helping hand. 

Then God said to Noah and to his sons with him:

And God said,

Genesis 9:8–15 

The rainbow, of course, is a natural phenomenon. Rays of sunlight pass through water droplets suspended in the atmosphere; the clear, crystal-like droplets refract the light, unleashing the spectrum of colors it contains and displaying them in an arc across the misty skies.

Yet before the Flood this natural occurrence did not occur. There was something about the interaction between the moisture in the earth’s atmosphere and the light emanating from the sun that failed to produce a rainbow. It was only after the Flood that the dynamics that create a rainbow were set in place by the Creator as a sign of His newly formed covenant with His creation.

The spiritual and the physical are two faces of the same reality. This change in the physical nature of the interaction between water and light reflects a deeper, spiritual difference between the pre- and post-Flood worlds, and the resultant difference in God’s manner of dealing with a corrupted world.