Formerly G-d judged each of the three separately: the generation of Noah He judged with the Deluge. Their faith in the only Living G-d had decreased according to the measure their "knowledge" increased, until they were ready to build a one-world-government separate from G-d's rule. Noah's generation were not club-swinging, donkey-riding primitives, but a race of men of such enormous knowledge acquired thanks to their longevity, that they totally corrupted their ways¹³ when they excluded G-d from guiding and controlling this knowledge. All their ideas were only evil¹⁴, and they transgressed every immutable law of nature established by G-d - else why was G-d forced to destroy every living thing that drew breath from the earth? - of which only mythology and primitive religions still bear witness.

Apparently the corruption was global, because the flood was global. All the nations’ and  peoples’ literature features tales of a huge flood which wrought global destruction. Had the flood been local then there was no need to gather samples of all of G-d’s creatures into the ark it took Noah 120 years to build¹⁵. To destroy a limited number of primitives inhabiting just a certain local area G-d did not need to flood the whole earth. However, G-d found Himself compelled to send water masses which would drown all that drew breath: 

“...I am going to bring a flood of waters on the earth, to destroy from under heaven ALL flesh in which is the breath of life; EVERYTHING that is on the earth shall die¹⁶ ... the waters swelled so mightily on the earth that all the high mountains under the whole heaven were covered... fifteen cubits deep... And all flesh died... everything on dry land in whose nostrils was the breath of life died. He blotted out EVERY LIVING THING that was on the face of the ground...” ¹⁷

Why?! Why did G-d blot out every living thing that drew breath?! Why not only man? What sort of corruption was this that G-d found it necessary to blot out absolutely every living thing, except for the ones He saved with Noah in the ark? While I shall not pursue this thought any further lest I shock you beyond your ability to tolerate, I will enclose a few pictures to arouse your curiosity what the evil and wickedness of Noah’s days may have been that necessitated the destruction of all flesh upon the ground.

Our generation has witnessed the evils of the Nazi Holocaust, of which the Camp at Dachau, in Bavaria/Germany, was host to experiments on humans only demonic minds could conceive of. The evil of Noah’s days was by far greater. Why do I mention at all Noah’s days? Because of the words of Yeshua: 
 
 

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