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Genesis 1:11 · BSB
1:11 Then God said, “Let the earth bring forth vegetation: seed-bearing plants and fruit trees, each bearing fruit with seed according to its kind.” And it was so.
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…talked. She got it. Wow. Well done, Pat. Let's go, pastor. You should preach right now. She said it. Okay. This idea of reigning priests starts inGenesis chapter 1. So what's been accomplished through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross that spoke about in Revelation, The end things began in the heart of God in…
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…Isaiah 43, verse 7, where God speaks about people, human beings, being made for his glory. That means that when we read of the creation account inGenesis chapter 1, we need to understand that God intended everything and everyone to magnify his greatness. That was his intent. God created man and woman in and as…
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…Jesus Christ be with you. This is why he was bruised. Come on. You know, in that this is the same word bruised that God said to Adam and Eve inGenesis chapter 1. He said, but I'm going to send my seed. Come on. And he is going to bruise him. What's he saying? He said I came to cure, to heal. I actually came…
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…Leviticus 16. One, the tabernacle mimics the Garden of Eden. All right. So the tabernacle is set up to mimic the very Garden of Eden fromGenesis chapter 1and 2. In particular, the Garden of Eden is the Holy of Holies. And the Holy of Holies in the tabernacle is mimicking very particularly the Garden…
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…started to wither. The power of God in his word is the authority that moves things in this world. In the beginning, the Bible says in the book ofGenesis, chapter 1, that the earth was formless. It had nothing, it was full of darkness. Then, by the power of his word, he said let there be. Immediately, the word…
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…all beasts of prey. They're all dangerous to people, they're all very strange and they're all. Did you notice perversions of God's created order inGenesis, chapter 1. And then the fourth beast you'll see stands out and Daniel seems to be somewhat obsessed with this fourth beast. But the first three beasts, if…
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Okay, so we're going to continue where we left off last week, talking about the dominion mandate fromGenesis chapter 1. And last week, we talked about the masculine aspect of that, the mandate for men. And then this week, we're going to talk about the feminine…
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…Genesis 2, starting in verse 1, the Bible says, thus the heavens and the earth and all the host of them were finished. If you were to read throughGenesis chapter 1, it talks about what was created on each day. But here it says all the host of them were finished. And then it says on the seventh day, God ended…
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…the ant has to do here. Now, this idea of work within the Bible, work is given by God. It is a command, it is a good thing. And when you see it inGenesis chapter 1, we see God works. The whole Bible opens up with God creating, He is working. Work is a good thing. Christianity is the only religion that has work…
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…the entire literature of the old and new testament. The sea represents everything that separates us from God. If you go to the old testament,Genesis chapter 1verse in the first three verses you see that creation is about there's God speaking creation and there's this void, this chaos in creation and the…
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I'm going to actually start today a two-part series, this week and next week, on the Dominion Mandate, okay, fromGenesis chapter 1. And the Dominion Mandate in Genesis chapter 1, which I'll read here in a second, was given to both men and to women. And so I'm going to speak…
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…parallelism. There are a few places, in fact, in the Bible where it's not entirely clear what it is that we're dealing with when we read the text.Genesis chapter 1is one of those places. Genesis chapter 2 is not one of those places. Genesis 2 is historical narrative. It reads like an account of what...…
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…loving the people around you. All of that is like the fruit of God coming from your life as if you were a tree. But we're designed to be fruitful.Genesis chapter 1. You're created in the image of God, he commands you be fruitful and multiply, subdue and rule. You all are in this garden, you're intended to be…
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…how it weaves. Here's a few things that we want to see about God's regard for creation. Number one, creation is good. Creation is good. RememberGenesis chapter 1? Day after day, God beholds what he just created, and what does he say? He says, it says God saw it and it was good. Not bad, he's not indifferent.…
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…tells us about The Human Condition now I'm going to do so with four points Four Points this morning all of them coming from our reading fromGenesis chapter 1if you have a Bible open it up and turn with me to that chapter we'll be looking at both Genesis 1 and 2 today and then jumping around to the…
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…we could? You know, why did he create humanity? He created us because he wanted to have a living, active relationship with us, and we see that inGenesis, chapter 1. Let's look at that Genesis, chapter 1, verses 26 through 28. You see, the first experience of mankind was to hear the voice of God, the first…
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…enabling people, he comes corporately, but he also comes individually, and so the Holy Spirit comes upon them. The same way it is in the book ofGenesis, chapter 1, and also verse 1 and 2. The Spirit of the Lord hovering over the waters. And then when the Holy Spirit hovered over right in Genesis, then God…
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…the whole creation, the Psalms, repeat, especially the Psalms towards the end of the Psalter. reminders of the creative power of God. It starts inGenesis chapter 1. It goes through the New Testament. It goes to Isaiah chapter 11. Remember that it's not just us who will be saved at the end of time, it will be…
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…Satan wants to destroy what God has brought in, what God is doing. And, so I let's go to the very beginning. Right in the beginning in Genesis.Genesis chapter 1verse from verse 1 God created. And God spoke and things happened. And and and and and he did so for for a number of days. He just spoke and then…
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…place in scripture. Maybe just those three words in the beginning reminds you of another place in scripture, maybe at the very beginning, inGenesis, chapter 1, how the whole Bible begins in the beginning. This has happened a lot lately, but there's been a lot of kind of high-profile lawsuits in the music…
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