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Genesis 2:5–6 · BSB
2:5 Now no shrub of the field had yet appeared on the earth, nor had any plant of the field sprouted, for the LORD God had not yet sent rain upon the earth, and there was no man to cultivate the ground.
2:6 But springs welled up from the earth and watered the whole surface of the ground.
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…that there are boundaries in the garden of Eden. What we want to notice especially is that this garden of Eden was a garden temple. And we read inGenesis chapter 2that God put man into the garden to work and to keep it. And when we follow the use of both these words down through the experience of the church,…
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…They can be mixed and matched any way you like. But the four things are stop, rest, delight, and worship. Stop, rest, delight, and worship. Look atGenesis chapter 2verse one. says, "So the heavens and the earth and everything in them were completed." On the seventh day, God had completed his work, all that he…
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…This matters. Without this pillar, you move away from God's desire and design for how male and female coexist. Now, we move from Genesis 1 toGenesis chapter 2. Here's a little free insight for you. Some people are confused because in Genesis 1 you have the creation account, and then you turn the page to…
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…I could unpack this for an hour, but I'm not gonna do that to you. But this reaches all the way back to the very beginning, Genesis chapter 1 andGenesis chapter 2, where God plants a garden and he puts Adam and Eve in this garden. He tells Adam to work it and keep it. Interestingly, those two Hebrew verbs,…
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…Everything's good. We get to Genesis 2 and we hear these words come out of God's mouth. It is not good. Now, what do you suspect God is saying inGenesis chapter 2is not good? Anybody know? It was not good that the man was what's the word? Alone. Now, remind me, because sometimes I forget. Was this before sin…
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…the fall. The order that God set in creation never included decay. It never included death. He made us to live, not to die. And so we read inGenesis chapter 2, the Lord God commanded the man, saying of every tree of the garden, thou mayest freely eat. But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil,…
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…is where the other reading was born. It deserves a fair hearing, so let us give it one. The suggestion runs like this. Read Genesis chapter 1 andGenesis chapter 2side by side, and they do not feel like the same scale of event. Chapter 1 is enormous. God makes humanity on the sixth day, male and female…
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…see, it's not just good enough to come to the table with your intent. It's not just good enough to say, yeah, God, we agree, but if we go back toGenesis chapter 2, we see that God brings about the fruitfulness of the land, because God makes it rain, and the humans are the ones tilling the earth. God's work in…
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…boils down to. Becoming the one is just you becoming more and more like Jesus over time. Think about it. Before Eve ever appears in the garden inGenesis chapter 2, Adam already knows God. Before Adam knows and experiences the love of a spouse, he knows and experiences the love of God. And before you are ever…
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…This isn't the first time that we have heard this language. In fact, the first time that this language is used in the scripture, it goes back toGenesis chapter 2. It goes back to the first wedding ceremony in the scriptures. A man and wife shall leave their family of origin and do what? They shall covenant,…
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…called marriage. As we begin, I want to speak for a moment on the fact that it is, as I've said, God alone that created marriage. As we see inGenesis chapter 2, our Lord established, created, and even ordained this wonderful institution. What we read in Genesis chapter 2 and 18 to 24 is that God has…
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…It's so important it made the top ten list, David Letterman. But here's where the Sabbath started. It started actually back in creation.Genesis chapter 2. If you looked in the first three verses, Genesis chapter 2, verses 1 to 3, you would see that after the six days, God created, and then after that…
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…that kind of emotional intimacy hinted at in the passage we began with last week. So if you saw the message last week, we started out inGenesis chapter 2, verse number 18. So if you got your Bible, go with me there. We'll read it together and then kind of zoom in on this picture of emotional…
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…to superintend the rest of the creation. And that is exactly what they did. Hallelujah. That is Genesis 1. So God created a perfect being. And inGenesis chapter 2, When we come there, Moses picks the picture of a harmonious working relationship between creator and creature. Adam was God's son and Adam was…
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…creation of man and the place they live and what their experience is to be like while they live there. But the ironic thing you're already there inGenesis chapter 2, and what you're gonna see is it doesn't really start quite yet. Man. Okay, it starts with a really unique thing. It starts with the Sabbath. If…
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…um let me tell you why um isolation is kind of our natural bent. It really goes back to the whole story of the Bible. The story of the Bible says,Genesis chapter 2, I think it's verse 18 or 19, but God says about man, the man that he created, it is not good for man to be alone. Now, that's not just a comment…
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…did he put them in this garden, but he actually walked with them in this community, in this sense of closeness with them. And then we find out inGenesis chapter 2that Adam and Eve, they experience a fall. Sin enters the world. And ultimately, because sin enters the world and because God is holy and perfect,…
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…a poem. It's not a lab report. He writes it as a poem. Ultimately, creation is a song. So God sings this song and he creates the world. And yet inGenesis chapter 2, that song goes bad because of the rebellion of Adam and Eve. And in Romans chapter, uh Romans chapter 8, it says, Since that time, since Genesis…
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…becoming not looking. And if you spend more time becoming than you spend looking, everything will change. If you have your Bibles, let's go toGenesis chapter 2, 18. I'm gonna talk to the men for a second, then the women. I'm gonna tell you guys who you're supposed to become biblically. You ready? Give you…
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…father and mother behind. Because of that, you now belong to someone else who will care for you and provide for you and love you. So we see that inGenesis chapter 2, we see God's design for marriage. And really what we're gonna spend the bulk of our time on the next couple weeks is God's purpose for marriage.…
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