Show notes
Most of us hear “rainbow” and immediately think of Noah.But in this episode, we started noticing something we’d never really paid attention to before:The rainbow shows up again.After the flood in Genesis 9, God places the rainbow in the sky as a sign of covenant—a reminder of mercy, promise, and restraint after judgment.It’s a beautiful moment on its own.But then we get to Revelation 4… and suddenly there’s a rainbow surrounding the throne of God.That connection stopped us for a second.Why there?Why again?And what does it say about the consistency of God’s character across the Bible?We talk through covenant, mercy, remembrance, and how certain symbols seem to echo from the very beginning all the way to the end.We’re not theologians. We didn’t go to seminary.We’re just asking questions, noticing patterns, and learning a lot along the way.Some connections feel intellectual.This one felt… beautiful.Come explore it with us.Genesis 9:12–17 Revelation 4:3