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Genesis 1:6 · BSB
1:6 And God said, “Let there be an expanse between the waters, to separate the waters from the waters.”
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…by the devil. Now where else in the Bible story have we ever come across that? Well, right at the very start of the Bible story, way back inGenesis chapter 1and 2, we are introduced to the first man, Adam. Now Luke, significantly, has just told us something about Adam. If you look back to the very end…
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…begins to hint and show us what this Jesus will do. Keep your finger in Luke and let's jump all the way back to the very beginning of the Bible toGenesis chapter 1. Genesis 1 verse 1. Because I think Luke here is wanting us to make a connection. Genesis chapter 1. In the beginning, before time began, before…
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…book of the Bible, the book of Genesis, to consider God's intention for labor. So we consider God's intention for labor. I'd like to read fromGenesis chapter 1into Genesis chapter 2, and then a separate verse from the second chapter as well. So if you have your Bible, I encourage you to open it. Genesis…
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…and honor. And at the moment where you're no longer bringing him glory and honor, he will stop your heart. He created us. Go all the way back toGenesis chapter 1. Let us make man in our image and in our likeness, and let's let them rule in our stead. We are to be image-bearers. And when we worry, it is…
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…Before God said, Let there be light, he had determined that he would come and die for mankind. When God's spirit was hovering upon the waters inGenesis chapter 1, his plan was to create the world and then die for creation in mankind. When God formed Adam out of the dust of the ground, he was forming the…
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…I want you to think about the idea of divine intentionality. And here's what I mean is if God took such care and detail and order into account inGenesis chapter 1, when he created the heavens and the earth, when he created everything that we know from nothing, then why would he not do the same thing with the…
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…no one in here is the heir apparent to a throne. Well, in the sweep of the biblical story, friends, it has everything to do with us. Go back toGenesis chapter 1. There God creates male and female in his image, all of us. And he gives them a task to be his image bearers. That is to exercise a good rule over…
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…God I'll make it up to you not just wipe away the dirty spots so I don't look as bad as I did create a new heart create the same word used inGenesis chapter 1when God creates the heavens and the earth from nothing God you're the only one who can do this David is saying you're the one who creates and I…
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…weeks into a series that will take us roughly to Easter, the first three or four chapters in Genesis. So I'd like to have you turn, please, toGenesis chapter 1. That is on my Bible, page one, page two actually, this morning, chapter 1, verses 26 and following. We've been looking at this section, and uh…
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…to symbolize what the human race lost. The Garden of Eden. Paradise. In the instructions, it sets out as seven words of creation. Just like inGenesis chapter 1. And if you pay attention to what the people were meant to be building, it has so many similarities to the Garden of Eden. It has a lampstand that…
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…chapter unfold? What's the sequence of events and the flow of thought? And especially what's the relationship between the six days of creation inGenesis 1:3 through 31and Genesis 1, verses 1 and 2. Is there a discontinuity? Is there a break? Is there a gap, or is this passage to be understood in the context of…
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…dead was given life. It was a creative event. It was not a persuasive event. It was a word of creation, a creation event similar to what we see inGenesis chapter 1where God says, let there be light and there was light. God speaks and the world comes into existence in the same way through the incredible power…
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…of weeks to come in a series of studies, Bible expositions, trying to open up the early chapters of Genesis for ourselves. And today we've come toGenesis chapter 1, verses 3 through 23. That's a typo on my PowerPoint. It's actually to 1.23. And in this, as we will see, I'm going to read it for us in a moment, but I want to kind of…
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…Here's the thing. By the way, this is not like one story over here, and this is a story over here. No, this is all one story. So when it starts inGenesis chapter 1, it says, in the beginning, that's just part of the story that God's telling. And the same story goes all the way through the Old and New…
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…Thirdly, we can all rejoice in God's persistence in the pursuit of His praise. We are a part of a story that began a long time ago. Began inGenesis chapter 1. It kicked off in Genesis chapter 3. We are part of this huge redemptive story. Barnabas, Paul, and John Mark on the island of Cyprus is just one…
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…is chaos, isn't there? There's confusion. And there is formlessness. And there is emptiness. Now why is that important? That's important because inGenesis chapter 1and verse 2, it says the earth will be without form and void. It will be formless and empty. Genesis chapter 1 verse 2. And you see, Isaiah wants…
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…from creation. Paul, God, in his sovereign, creative power, Paul reminds us in verse 38, has made all sorts of bodies. Verses 39 through 41 echoGenesis chapter 1. Humans, animals, birds, fish, sun, moon, stars. Do you see what Paul's doing there? He's sort of moving backwards through the creation account.…
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…Genesis 1. I mean, here's just a few, here's how I think light is one of the most consistent descriptions that God gives Himself in the Bible. SoGenesis chapter 1. God said, Let there be light, and there was light, and God saw that the light was good. Psalm 18, for it is you who light my lamp. The Lord my God…
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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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…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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