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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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…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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…that it's deeply human to want to hear the voice of God and it's deeply human to want to silence the voice of God. If you go back later on and readGenesis chapter 1, 2, and 3, you capture in a nutshell the beginning of the grand narrative of the Bible and that's what the grand narrative of the Bible teaches us.…
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…we're not a God in process but fallen creatures, what it's telling us, the Bible is, it's so deeply imbued in the Bible. I mean, it's taught inGenesis chapter 1and 2 and 3, but it's so deeply throughout the Bible that we miss it because nothing in the Bible makes sense without it. I could have you read…
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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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…story. So, in a sense, chapter 21 and 22, the last two chapters of the Bible, they're the true counterpoint to the first two chapters of the Bible,Genesis chapter 1and 2. And, in fact, even in a few moments when we're going to talk about some of the things that God's going to do in the new heaven and the new…
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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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…way. Like, now I understand Genesis 315. Now I understand where this is all going. So this is the first glimpse of the gospel. And so that'sGenesis chapters 1through 3. If you go to the end of the bible and you look at Revelation 20, 21, and 22, you find the exact same themes. There's the serpent.…
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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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…that there is grace, a plan to redeem a people to himself through the seed of a woman. But let's get back to basics this morning. Let's go back toGenesis chapter 1and God's order. to see God's order, to see his blueprint for our individual lives, to see his blueprint for our families, to see his blueprint for…
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…this is the logical thing. It's it's it's it's it's everything. And by the way, it's not just here, it's all through the Bible. Start reading inGenesis chapter 1, and you see when people finally understand who God is and what God's about, they just kind of give him everything. At one point, Ezekiel, he…
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…I'll just say Babel. And Genesis right at the beginning of the Bible. And listen to this story again. It's a very, very curious story. The book ofGenesis, chapters 1to 11, are the basic introduction. They set the theme and many of the problems and the issues that the rest of the Bible is going to address.…
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…sacrifice for sin. The theme of God's provision is the lone bright star against the incredibly dark background and backdrop of what took place inGenesis chapter 1. I want you to think just for a moment back to Genesis chapter 1, chapter 3. Actually, I said chapter 1, I meant 3. 315, where remember after Adam…
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…follow them. What would you do? And one of the little boys flenched his fists and said, I'd crush him like a bug. And at that point she opened upGenesis chapter 1and told them about the God who created this world and made us and placed us in it and given us this fantastic world to live in and the way that we…
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…there's a different way that God could have done it, but he's chosen to do it in such a way that reveals his nature. You say, what do you mean?Genesis chapter 1, in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Remember that? The earth was void and formless, and the Spirit of God was hovering over…
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…do you remember the story Adam and Eve God's first people that he created come back with me in your minds to the garden of Eden we read about it inGenesis chapters 1to 3 and what do we see in the garden of Eden we remember that God had created a beautiful and a good world a world where they enjoyed God's…
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…could have ever originally thought. And verses 3-5 begin by taking us back to Genesis 2-2. Remember that after the six creation days described inGenesis chapter 1, we come to Genesis 2, right? And there's a seventh day. And on that day, God rests. And here's what it says in Genesis 2. Thus, the heavens and…
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…what did Moses write in Deuteronomy chapter 24, but what is the whole of Moses' teaching on the issue of marriage in his writing, beginning inGenesis chapter 1, and particularly, I believe, Genesis chapter 2 in view. And so what Jesus is drawing their attention to is not just this one passage of Scripture,…
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