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Genesis 1:8 · BSB
1:8 God called the expanse “sky.” And there was evening, and there was morning—the second day.
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…to Noah to Abraham to Isaac, his father, and then passed to Jacob this blessing. This blessing that goes all the way back to the very beginning inGenesis chapter 1. God creates the universe, he creates the world, he creates people, and in Genesis chapter 1, he, the Lord gives this blessing that's this Hebrew…
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…that came from then as an anchor in his ministry. In the same way that he's done that with my mom. I want you to look back in your Bibles atGenesis chapter 1, and I want you to just see straight from the Word of God a couple of things. Here's what the Bible says in Genesis chapter 1, verse 26, and I put…
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…person for us today on Earth, the point person of the triune God is the Holy Spirit. So when you read through the books of the Bible, you see this.Genesis chapter 1, the first reference for the Holy Spirit, it says the Holy Spirit was hovering over the waters. And then different stories, one after the other,…
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…earth. God's vision is not limited here. It's still for the whole earth. And so, again, it's not a new mission. It's a reboot of what we see inGenesis chapter 1. And so what happens? Well, Israel lives faithfully to God. And the promise is this, that God says to them, he says, I'm going to bless you and…
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…could not imagine a world without slavery. slavery. This little tiny virus is eventually going to blow up the world. That and the whole teaching inGenesis chapter 1and 2. If I owned a slave and we both become Christians, we have the same lineage. All of a sudden by grace. What's our vocation? To proclaim his…
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…What are you saying? We know this in Genesis. In the creation of the world, we know that God spoke it into existence. You can see the pattern inGenesis chapter 1. It said, God said it, then he saw it, and it was good. God said it, so he constructed the world by his word. The Bible says in Genesis chapter 1…
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…it out The Bible says in Genesis in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth And if we are to continue to read through that chapter ofGenesis chapter 1We find that God created the planets the stars the dry ground the plants the animals and everything else That that goes into making the world as we…
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…can go through the sea on dry ground. What does that make you think of? If you know the beginning of the Bible, it will probably make you think ofGenesis chapter 1and day 3 when God the Creator divided the sea so that dry land could be formed. The sovereign Creator King is doing another great work here,…
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…said. Now, if you're not familiar with the kind of Jewish tradition and understanding of a week, the Sabbath was their Saturday. So if you rememberGenesis chapter 1, God created all things in six days and on the seventh he rested. And so from there, the Jewish people would observe that seventh day as the last…
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…We all have those struggles, and so my goal over the next few minutes is to make you remember how much God loves you and how much he loves me.Genesis, chapter 1. God created everything. Right, if we could just summarize it all in one he created everything, but there's a specific point where he creates Adam…
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…theology of the Sabbath today. The first idea is this Sabbath is built into the rhythm of creation. This isn't a man-made idea. If you look atGenesis, chapter 1, six days are detailed there. And God creates, he speaks and things happen, universes are built, the heavens and the earth, and the earth sprouts,…
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…just need to invite God into it. During this time of worship, I want to invite you to just allow the Holy Spirit to hover. The Bible talks about inGenesis chapter 1how the Holy Spirit hovered over the areas of darkness. And then God began to call things into order. He turned on lights, he began to put things…
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…in their sails, calmed the storm. It's it's not the most efficient way. Why is he doing this? Well first off, I think it's an obvious allusion toGenesis chapter 1in which we read that the very first act of creation, there we find the Spirit of God hovering over the waters. And here we see the Lord doing the…
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…9 For He spoke, and it was done; He commanded, and it stood fast. (Ps. 33:6–9 NASB) Now notice the language there is not the literal language ofGenesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 1 is the literal language of a narrative. This is the figurative or the poetic language of poetry to describe creation. The Psalms…
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…9 For He spoke, and it was done; He commanded, and it stood fast. (Ps. 33:6–9 NASB) Now notice the language there is not the literal language ofGenesis chapter 1. Genesis chapter 1 is the literal language of a narrative. This is the figurative or the poetic language of poetry to describe creation. The Psalms…
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…to our understanding of who he is. He has made the heavens and the earth and all that is in them. This is the God of creation. This is the God ofGenesis chapter 1. In the beginning, God made all things. And this is the key to our relationship with God. To see him not as a small God, as a God who is there for…
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…himself as a God, one God in multiple persons, numerous times in the Old Testament. I'm going to give you just a couple uh examples. First isGenesis chapter 1. Let's start at the very beginning. The very first chapter of the Bible. Do you realize that when God was going to create humans, this is how he…
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…Hebrew Bible into the lingua franca, the common tongue that Jesus and his disciples spoke. And if you go to the creation account in the Targums,Genesis chapter 1, it would say this. In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void and darkness was over the face of…
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…of Genesis And I was like, oh my gosh, I'm not doing that But I did, it was awesome Thank God that I was there to do that But I was so stuck inGenesis chapter 1Because Genesis chapter 1 explains why God is God and we're not Because let's just say I was God for a minute, just like Bruce Almighty I would…
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…from Genesis all the way to, let me find Malachi here. I mean that's most of the Bible and it's actually even more than this. Let me get back toGenesis chapter 1. Okay, so I'm holding up my Bible. Can you see how much Bible that is right there? That's a lot of Bible. And I say now here's what I want you to…
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