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Genesis 2:13 · BSB
2:13 The name of the second river is the Gihon; it winds through the whole land of Cush.
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…even with the Ten Commandments, although it is the fourth commandment in the Ten Commandments. It began at the creation. You read about that inGenesis chapter 2, where God, when He finished His work of creation in six days, rested on the seventh day, and sanctified the seventh day to be a day of rest. And…
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…must begin with God's work, not in Deuteronomy, not at Mount Sinai, but in the Garden of Eden with God's work in creation. So Jesus quotes fromGenesis chapter 2. He says, Have you not read, you're the leaders, the teachers of Israel, have you not read in your own scriptures that the one who created them…
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…How do we figure that out? Well, we have to figure that out by looking at what Scripture says. So let's go all the way back to the beginning, toGenesis chapter 2. We'll look at Genesis chapter 2 and look at verses 18 through 24. Here's what that says. I encourage you to look at it in your own Bible if you're…
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…doing male and female. Can't get much more basic. So we're in Genesis chapter 1. I want to read to you from verse 27 and we're also going to go toGenesis chapter 2. So we'll be here for a while. So God created, man in his own image. In the image of God, he created him male and female he created them. So right…
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…great experience with the rest of our community. I'm excited for today's word. So if you have your Bibles, I would love to invite you to join me inGenesis chapter 2. While you're turning there, if you are joining us in real time, maybe you're watching this on this Memorial Day weekend at the time when we record…
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…His plan for harmony with all of humanity. You can find that in the very first page of your Bible. Or second page, depending on your font. ButGenesis chapter 2. In Genesis chapter 2, when God creates humans, he starts by first only creating 1 human, Adam. And then he kind of divides Adam in half. I know…
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…opposition. Whenever there is mission, there's always opposition. So even in the garden, God gives clarity of his mission. But what happens inGenesis chapter 2and 3? We see the enemy comes to deceive, to confuse, to disorient God's creation and to make sure that there's not clarity for his followers. And…
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…beyond itself. It's a living witness to the union of Christ and his church. So in verse 31, Paul grounds his teaching here in the narrative ofGenesis chapter 2. Verse 31. Therefore, a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, cleave to his wife, and the two shall become one…
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…of men and women, and by casting a vision that honors and dignifies both in the highest possible way. Okay, that's where we begin. Now turn toGenesis chapter 2. After this kind of symphonic introduction, the story begins. And the story begins by describing not just the first sort of human couple, but also…
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…for going against God's rules. Work is not a curse. And I know this because the first time God talks about work is not in Genesis 3, it's inGenesis chapter 2. In Genesis 1, God creates the world. In Genesis 2, he begins to describe how his perfect world will function. And in Genesis 2, verse 15, it…
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…lack of self-control. What I want us to look at here in these few verses is an understanding of sexual selfishness. What we saw, what we read inGenesis chapter 2is that in marriage, two become one. This has physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual applications. In verse 4, does it mean that I tell Aaron…
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…do through this temple. See if there is anything that God is calling to any of this one and then we'll start praying into that. So this is walkingGenesis chapter 2temples. They're where we live without any shame or guilt because the Holy Spirit is in us, because he has forgiven us, because we come to him all…
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…for you, I want you to be fruitful, I want you to thrive, I want you to multiply. You could turn a page over and follow with me as we read now inGenesis chapter 2. And what you'll find here is that Genesis chapter 1 kind of gives you an account of all of creation. Genesis 2 gives you a little bit of detail of…
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…they're cast out of the Garden of Eden less they eat of the tree of life which is an important distinction because in Genesis chapter 3, you haveGenesis chapter 2. It's mentioned also but you This tree of life that shows up and God is creating put in the midst of the garden. He cast them out of the garden,…
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…does it say about Ruth? In verse 14 we discover that Ruth clung to her and that's a significant word because it's the same word that appears inGenesis chapter 2and verse 24. It's a marriage word speaking about the marriage of Adam and Eve as a pattern for all marriages. That's why a man leaves his father…
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…the way we see the world doing this, even now it's questioning what has God said. Did God actually say that you shall eat of none of the trees? OnGenesis chapter 2. We see that's not at all what God Said and evening that's not what God Said. But she adds to the command of God, at least from what we understand.…
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…life and being from Adam, she comes from his side. She is bone of his bones and flesh of his flesh and his one with him in the flesh according toGenesis chapter 2. Now, this reflects a personal God, a son who is distinct from his father and yet who is of the very being of the father and who is eternally one…
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…of Scripture as a whole, God speaking has been a very key aspect of the narrative of Scripture. In Genesis 1, God speaks creation into being. InGenesis chapter 2, God speaks to Adam about the fruit of the tree that he's not supposed to eat. And we begin to see this pattern of what God is doing as he speaks…
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…for example, there he describes the husband as the head of the wife because Adam was made first, not Eve. This is why I started this series inGenesis chapter 2, because you go back there and you understand that marriage was designed because it was not good for men to be alone. Men do have inadequacies, as…
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…try, the more evasive contentment actually becomes. This is a problem that in the Christian scriptures goes all the way back to the beginning. InGenesis chapter 2, the very first book of the Bible, it says, The Lord God planted a garden in Eden in the east, and there he placed the man that he had formed. And…
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