It is fair to say that when exchanging baptism stories in the world to come, Noah’s will take the cake. Not many will be able to say they were baptized in a world-wide flood. Noah’s baptism was a sign of judgment upon the wicked and salvation of the righteous. It was a testimony to the truthfulness of God’s promises, who swore that the seed of the woman would crush the head of the serpent. What was true of Noah’s baptism is true of every baptism. Here God says, “My Word will come to pass. My salvation will arrive. Trust my Word. Every one of my promises are yes and amen, in Him.”