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Galatians 3:16 · BSB
3:16 The promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. The Scripture does not say, “and to seeds,” meaning many, but “and to your seed,” meaning One, who is Christ.
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…what God, that's what God does. When He tells you yes, it's a yes. When He tells you no, it's no. And for our audience today, we're looking intoGalatians chapter 3, verses 15 through 18. We're gonna see that God's promises and the law, they they are gonna have a relationship with one another, and they they cannot um you cannot find…
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…talking here about a kingdom that has no end. And if you want some proof that I'm not kind of going out on a limb here, and you should want proof,Galatians chapter 3 verse 16says, Now the promises were made to Abraham and to his offspring. It does not say into offsprings, referring to many, but referring to one, and to…
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…Genesis 12:3, and then chapter 22 and verse 18. And then the fulfillment, Jesus is the promised descendant who brings blessing to all nations,Galatians 3:16. And that gap is again roughly about 2,000 years. You've got the Davidic Covenant, it's about 1,000 years, found in 2 Samuel 7:12-16. The…
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…as we know now, where the nations will be blessed through the promise offspring of Abraham Christ. Abraham, which would be Christ, that told you inGalatians chapter 3 verse 16. God's word was to be spoken by Jonah to Nineveh, but in Jonah's disobedience, he testified about God to the sailors. As I said again, he told them…
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…as sons and daughters who have already been welcomed into His family. So if you have your bibles turn to Galatians I. God's Promise Never ChangedGalatians 3:15-18Paul continues his discussion about the law and it’s ability to justify us or not. Paul uses an example from everyday live to explain this…
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…In your seed, Isaac, no, Jacob, no. In your seed all nations shall be blessed. Genesis 2218 Paul identifies that seed as being the Messiah inGalatians chapter 3 verse 16. And for us Christians, Paul resounds the message in Romans chapter 4, Galatians chapter 3, in that believers themselves, we too become Abraham's…
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…but still save. Micah the prophet says he would be born in Bethlehem. And all throughout the New Testament, it settles any confusion. We see inGalatians 3:16, the promises were spoken to Abraham and his seed. It's not plural, it's singular. We understand the seed of life, he has a name, and his name is…
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…the woman, between your offspring and her offspring. He shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel. Jesus is also the seed of Abraham.Galatians chapter 3, verse 16, Now the promises were made. To Abraham and to his offspring, it does not say, and to offsprings, referring to many, but referring to one. And to…
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…to save us. It was put in place to reveal to us that we're sinners in need of a Savior. Paul continues this conversation about law and faith inGalatians chapter 3, verses 14 through 16. Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster or teacher to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith. After that faith has come, we are…
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…What does Jesus say? [SPEAKER_00]: Well, we'll get to that, too. [SPEAKER_00]: But Galatians 3 16, let's go to Paul said. [SPEAKER_00]: InGalatians chapter 3 verse 16. [SPEAKER_00]: Now the promises were made to Abraham and his seed. [SPEAKER_00]: He does not say, and to seeds, meaning many, but and your seed,…
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…and the God of your. The descendants after you, Jesus coming through the promise of Abraham. We see that this is fulfilled in the New Testament.Galatians, chapter 3, verse 16. Paul says the promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. Scripture does not say and to seeds, meaning many people because Abraham had many…
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…Garden of Eden. It's a reference certainly to the nation of Israel. But ultimately, the seed is a reference to Jesus. Paul explains that to us inGalatians 3, verse 16. He says, Here's our principle. God blesses a church. through Jesus. Amen? That's always how he blesses the church. If you've been a part of Valley…
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…were all titles God ascribed to the nation of Israel in the Old Testament, and now they're being applied to Gentiles in the church. Now watchGalatians 3:16. **"Now the promises were made to Abraham…"** What were the promises? Land, seed, and blessing. **"…and to his offspring. It does not say, 'And to…
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…that is available for all people and how the law doesn't give us access to that promise but it's only found in Jesus Christ. So read with meGalatians 3 verses 15 through 22as we finish up today's chapter. Dear brothers and sisters, here's an example from everyday life just as no one can set aside or amend an…
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…nature of his purpose. God has resolved to bless the nations. Salvation. So who's the offspring? If you want to turn back in your Bibles toGalatians chapter 3 verse 16. Now the promises were made to Abraham and to his offspring. And it's here Paul makes a very interesting argument. 3.16, now the promises were made…
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…earth will be blessed." I want you to see something so crucial. Don't miss this. If you want to understand the Bible, here it is. You flip over toGalatians 3:16. It says, **"Now the promises…"** Which we just unpacked: land, descendants, and blessing. **"…were made to Abraham and to his offspring. It does…
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…2:4-7. 3. Descendant of Abraham - Prophecy: Genesis 22:18 – "Through your offspring all nations on earth will be blessed." Fulfilment: Matthew 1:1;Galatians 3:16. 4. From the Tribe of Judah - Prophecy: Genesis 49:10 – "The scepter will not depart from Judah... until he to whom it belongs shall come."…
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…in the verbal inspiration. We believe that every word is God-breathed. One more quick example from the letter that Paul wrote to the Galatians.Galatians 3, verse 16. Paul is writing here and he says, the promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. Scripture does not say and to seeds, meaning many people,…
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…broadly of the promise that the offspring of Abraham would be a blessing to the nations and will inherit the world eschatologically. Paul argues inGalatians 3:16that offspring, which is singular term for a group of people, primarily points to Christ and to the people of Christ (3:29). “Now the promises were…
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…Language is totally useless without grammar. You have to read grammatically. You know, Paul makes a similar kind of grammatical argument inGalatians chapter 3, verse 16. He's talking about the seed promise, and he says it's not offsprings, it's offspring. It's not plural, it's singular. That's a grammatical…
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