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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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…have Jesus plus, that doesn't create unity, it creates division. Or I think of other churches where if you don't hold to a certain understanding ofGenesis chapters 1and 2, then you're probably not really a Christian. Now don't get me wrong, don't hear what I'm not saying. I'm not saying it doesn't matter what…
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…it, to make something abundant, to make something better than it was when you got it. And the first time we see the word bless in Scripture is inGenesis chapter 1. It says, God created the creatures of the sea and every living and moving thing with which the water teems, and God blessed them. See, God said to…
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…new. Then he said, write this down. For these words are trustworthy and true. Well, keep your finger there in Revelation and turn back toGenesis chapter 1and verse 1. Genesis chapter 1 and verse 1. Thank you, Sarah. Yeah, there's pens and sheets there. I forgot about that. Thank you. If you'd like to…
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…the biblical ideal for the family begins with a man and a woman united in marriage. We go to Genesis. We get that creational template, don't we?Genesis chapter 1. Male and female, he created them. God blessed them and said to them, be fruitful and increase in number. In other words, go and have children.…
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…a quick survey here in this room, would all have various different views about that. Some people will say, it took six days to make, and they readGenesis chapter 1in a literal sense, so the end of verse 5, it says, and there was evening and there was morning the first day. So on that basis, and looking at…
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…and no Bible, no church, no us, and no creation. He said, What do you mean? If you're an Exodus, go to the left, go to the first page of the Bible,Genesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 1, verse 1. I won't read all of this, but I'll just you'll see, I want you to see a rhythm that that happens in the creation…
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…with glory and honour, putting everything in subjection under his feet. But that is a story of creation. When God made the heavens and the earth,Genesis chapter 1, we read that God made human beings in his own image, to be his representatives. In those days, emperors and kings erect statues of themselves,…
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…to know the heart of Christianity, want to know Jesus? Well, to answer that question, we need to go back to the beginning. And as Deb has read fromGenesis chapter 1, Genesis 1 makes the very significant point that there was no reality before God. In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Now the…
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…own likeness in his own image and he named him Seth. The words likeness and image there in Genesis 5 are the same two words that are back there inGenesis chapter 1. The point is the image of God keeps going on and on and on and on and on. The first pair Adam and Eve are not the only ones in the image of God.…
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…of glory and grace first in that they are an expression of God's character and his kindness. One of the fundamental principles that we're taught inGenesis chapter 1is that God created man unlike the rest of creation. How did he create them differently? He created them in his own image, right? They were his…
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…if you don't hold on to what the Bible says, the culture will take it away from you. Just look back at Genesis 1.28, one of the first commands,Genesis chapter 1and Genesis chapter 2, two different accounts of the creation narrative. They're not contradictory, they're complementary. But in Genesis 1.28, God…
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…And that direct act gives him authority over it. It gives him the right to set the boundaries and the rules for it. The creation account here inGenesis chapter 1, and then restated and kind of expanded in Genesis chapter 2, provides the foundation for the rest of the biblical account. It's the creation of…
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…how it begins. And then rejoices in God's care and attention for mankind. And really it's a poem, a song, rejoicing in all that God had done inGenesis chapter 1. Where he makes men and women in his own image. Crowned with glory and honour as God's image bearers in the world. Set to be rulers over God's…
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…a world without God. This psalmist is looking back to ancient history. He's looking back to the creation of the world. He looks back, rememberingGenesis chapter 1. God said, let the waters under the heavens be gathered together into one place, and let the dry land appear, and it was so. God called the dry…
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…a world without God. This psalmist is looking back to ancient history. He's looking back to the creation of the world. He looks back, rememberingGenesis chapter 1. God said, let the waters under the heavens be gathered together into one place, and let the dry land appear, and it was so. God called the dry…
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…Your Word, and speak through me. Lord, may You open ears and hearts, and open my mouth to speak. I pray this in Your name. Amen. As we begin inGenesis chapter 1, it doesn't take long to get to the first verse. It says, In the beginning, God. And that is the foundation from which we have to start, is that…
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…is number one, we're created in God's image. Secondly, we're created different. We are created different. Here's what the Bible says in verse 27 ofGenesis chapter 1. So God made man in his own image. In the image of God, he created him. Male and female, he created them. Now just you don't have to write this…
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…not just people, but culture and creation, that when I become a Christian, I get to be part of that. It's called the cultural mandate. Way back inGenesis chapter 1, God said to Adam and Eve, hey, rule over creation and subdue it. That means if you're in the arts or finance or the sciences or music or oil and…
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…relating to the same theme are up there as well. The first talk that we looked at was just setting a foundation. We looked at Genesis as well,Genesis chapter 1, and looked at God's design and order in creation. Then we looked at God's design for marriage. Last week we looked at God's design for family. And…
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…are no longer two but one. Now, that wasn't Jesus just making up something. This is a direct quote. And keep your finger in Mark 10 and go back toGenesis chapter 1. This is a direct quote from Genesis. So this is God's order, God's design from the very beginning. In fact, it's the earliest text in all…
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