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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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…say. So three things we're going to look at in response to why all the suffering. First, God and the cause of suffering. Turn with me, please, toGenesis chapter 2. God and the cause of suffering. The Bible story begins with a world that is full of beauty and harmony. It's a world where there is no suffering.…
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…I'll tell you, interestingly enough, if you've ever read Genesis, if you haven't, this is really easy to do. Read Genesis chapter 1 and then readGenesis chapter 2. They're both about the creation of the world. They have an entirely different feel to them, and they tell the same story twice in two different…
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…two other times we actually get this introduction in the whole Bible, and they both come in Genesis. I want us to see a connection here. Go back toGenesis chapter 2, at the beginning of your Bible. So keep in mind how Matthew is introducing it. This is the book of genealogy of Jesus, the Messiah. And then we go…
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…to her and this is also a bit of a technical word. It's a covenant word. If you go back and you read the early part of the book of Genesis inGenesis chapter 2when Adam and Eve in a sense get married by God it says that a man shall cleave or cling or be connected to his wife and that's the exact same word…
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…he could get away with it somehow or another. I couldn't, I'm sure. But anyway, so what's the end of all things? You know, if you go back toGenesis chapter 2and the first part of Genesis 3, it gives you a very, very simple picture of what it would be like when Jesus has come back. There's a new heaven…
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…of where did we get work and what does it look like? God created work, which sounds odd, and we'll talk about that, but let's take a look. This isGenesis chapter 2, and it's simply verse 15, and it says this the Lord God took the man and placed him in the Garden of Eden to work it and watch over it. So God…
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…In order to understand the problem, and understand the solution, you got to first understand the problem. So would you turn in your Bibles toGenesis chapter 2if you're not there already? I'm going to move us quickly through it, make a point, and then jump to Genesis 3. God is the giver of all good work.…
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…to bless the inhabitants of the earth. We are to be a blessing to the inhabitants of the earth. earth. It gets at a moral capability. And so inGenesis chapter 2, when we read about this garden of Eden and God has these two trees in, one of them is the tree of the knowledge of good and evil and God commands…
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…of marriage before He created any other institution. It's the only pre-fall institution that God created, and He made it very good. We see this inGenesis chapter 2, and we saw from our text in Matthew chapter 19, Jesus quotes from Genesis 2, 24, and He goes on to say, what therefore God has joined together,…
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…were designed to respond appropriately to God as his creatures. And again, this is worship. Worship is simply a response to God. And we see inGenesis chapter 2that it's an all-of-life response in the garden. Individually, they were to respond appropriately to God as image bearers. Together, they were to…
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…does something very different. Did you catch the word that's used? It says, she clung to her. The word clung here is the same word that shows up inGenesis chapter 2when the author of Genesis is telling us what should happen between a husband and a wife if they cling to each other. And so it's not just telling…
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…of Jesus for his bride, the church, that particular relationship. You remember Ephesians chapter 5? Paul 2, like Jesus, goes all the way back toGenesis chapter 2and explains what marriage was designed for. A man shall leave his father and mother and hold fast to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.…
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…on this sixth day of the week, and on the sixth day of creation is when God put his image into man. Okay, on the at on the end of the sixth day inGenesis chapter 2, God said, It is finished. At the end of the sixth day that Jesus is hanging from the cross, he says, It is finished. The correlation back to…
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…more strict Sabbath day, um where it would practically work itself out in in pretty um strict ways. So um let's look at how this unfolded. So inGenesis chapter 2, which is kind of a uh disconcerting break in the text, but chapter 2, verses 2 through 3, um the encounter is wrapped up. Moses is retelling how…
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…do not. He said, what do you mean? I said, you got the biggest church in Lowndesville. He said, that's right. That's what he tells everybody. Well,Genesis chapter 2and verse 24 is the most important verse in the Bible about marriage. It's quoted by Jesus in Mark 10, Matthew 19. It's quoted by Paul in 1…
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…take advantage of. So, let's look at Scripture and see what it says. First, I mean, we have to begin all the way back in Genesis, particularly inGenesis chapter 2. In Genesis 2, verses 2 and 3, we read this. And on the seventh day, God finished His work that He had done and He rested on the seventh day from…
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…particular one, but I won't have you turn there. But as I read our scripture for this morning, I'm going to begin and read a few passages out ofGenesis, chapters 2and 3, and then I'm going to go over to Isaiah 42. And the Lord God commanded the man, saying, You may surely eat of every tree in the garden, but…
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…just a minute, Alistair's going to come up and he's going to read the verses from Genesis chapter 1, end of Genesis chapter 1, and the beginning ofGenesis chapter 2to us. But before we get there, let me just give you a little bit of a run up as to where we are in the Genesis narrative. Now, if you've got it…
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…face of human hatred to give gifts to human beings despite sin. In other words, common grace is a temporary solution to the problem of death. InGenesis chapter 2, God said, Obey me or you will surely die. In Hebrew, the verb die is used twice. You will die, die. It's emphatic. And they disobey him and…
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…the book of Genesis, to consider God's intention for labor. So we consider God's intention for labor. I'd like to read from Genesis chapter 1 intoGenesis 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 chapter 1, verse 26 is…
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