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Genesis 1:10 · BSB
1:10 God called the dry land “earth,” and the gathering of waters He called “seas.” And God saw that it was good.
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…right in their own eyes. And 1 Kings chapter 12 shows us the stark reality of that picture. The kind of kind of dominion that God gave Adam inGenesis chapter 1and Genesis chapter 2 is shattered into a million tiny pieces. And 1 Kings chapter 12, if you have your Bible, encourage you to look there. Solomon…
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…He formed a man from the dust. Now here's a Bible question for you. All right, don't answer it out loud. Don't spoil it. Up until this point, allGenesis chapter 1, the first 6 verses of Genesis chapter 2. How did God create? How did he create? What did he do? One, two, three, He spoke it. He spoke it. I…
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…us together into his glory in our eternal inheritance with Christ. It's as if in these 11 verses we have all of the story of Scripture fromGenesis chapter 1to Revelation chapter 22, all together right here. We have all of God's wisdom and insight. And we've touched on some of these things last Sunday…
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…minutes putting this in the perspective of God's grand story. That's what the Bible describes, God's grand story. And it begins with creation. InGenesis chapter 1, we read that God created everything, including human beings. In fact, human beings are God's highest creation. It's really the climax of creation.…
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…is its creator. He is, if you like, the starting point of all that is. He is the origin of all that is. As the beginning of the Bible tells us inGenesis chapter 1, in the beginning was God. When all things started, God was already there. Now, every single one of us has a starting point. I don't mean, you…
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…the larger narrative, what's happening throughout the entirety of the scripture with this particular focus on the Old Testament, right? We see inGenesis chapter 1, God creates the world and then he rests. Things are good and they are completed, right? And intends to reign in this place with his people. We see…
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…the universe. You want to see what that looks like? Go out into a boat on the Sea of Galilee where he stills the storm with words. Reminiscent ofGenesis chapter 1, where he brought into creation all that is with words. With words. Jesus challenges misperceptions about himself as a human being. He says, I'm…
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…that the family can just enjoy one another's presence. And um, I've argued this before, but I think it's really uh helpful to say that according toGenesis chapter 1, the first thing God makes is time. It's not the sun and the moon, it's light and dark, so that God creates time itself. And the rabbis say that in…
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…issue a command to the disease. He didn't issue a command to the virus. He just said, go, let it be done, and it's done. Sounds very reminiscent ofGenesis chapter 1, doesn't it? Let there be. And there was. Over and over and over again. Let it be. And it was. You know what that does? That confirms everything…
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…if you're a good storyteller. It's all about context. And a story doesn't have to be true to convey the truth. Why do I say that? BecauseGenesis chapter 1talks about God creating the world in a completely different order, with a completely different vocabulary, with a completely different meaning…
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…using their God-given ability and gift of being creative. But they're not using it for good. This is the same language, isn't it, that we heard inGenesis chapter 1. As God says, Come, let us make man in our image. And here we see those image bearers of God. We see a corrupt, broken, sinful humanity using their…
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…day is a gift. It takes a leap of faith to say that. Because that's not necessarily true. That's a choice. What's interesting is God says that inGenesis chapter 1. Everything's good, but we have to figure out whether it is or not. So this only works if you believe in it. The last position is universalism. Now…
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…of the Bible. The all-powerful God who created the cosmos through the power of his word. And do you remember that repeated phrase we saw inGenesis chapter 1? God saw that it was good. Yeah? If you need to remind yourself, go back to Genesis chapter 1. It was good. And in Genesis 2, we kind of zoomed in…
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…of sin. So chapter 2 ends on a really good note. Adam and Eve were naked and they felt no shame. Everything was good as God said numerous times inGenesis chapter 1. But here the first sin takes place. So what is sin? We sometimes think that sin is only words and actions. It's a word we may be reserved for…
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…of how we know it was written later than our New Testament. This is the idea of Gnostics. The world is basically bad. Try to transcend the world.Genesis chapter 1says the world is very good. What about resurrection and heaven and hell? Well, as I said, the longest time ago, throughout the whole Hebrew Bible,…
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…today, that believe that Jesus was created. Jesus was not created. In fact, the Bible says that in the beginning, Jesus was there. And inGenesis chapter 1and verse 26, when it says, let us make man in our image, that means this when God created everything, he also did. So at the very same time with…
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…every individual uniquely and purposefully. God created everyone in His image. God created human beings in His image. Look at what it says inGenesis chapter 1. So God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him. Male and female He created them. Every human life was created in the…
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…this guy, but what our Jewish brothers and sisters have always done is had verses, not chapters. So I'm just gonna give you an example. If you readGenesis chapter 1, in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth, and you get to chapter 2, and on the seventh day God rests. Well, that clearly belonged…
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…by God. I'm not saying anything remarkable here to a Christian because everything is created by God. And whether we think about the Father fromGenesis chapter 1and the Father, the Son, the Spirit from Genesis chapter 1 or whether we think personally about the Word, Jesus Christ himself in John chapter 1…
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…Um not evil necessarily, but but chaos. And and if I can unpack it a little bit, particularly because we think about baptism, um, when you readGenesis chapter 1, when God goes to make the world, it's not creation out of nothing. In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was…
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