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Genesis 2:9 · BSB
2:9 Out of the ground the LORD God gave growth to every tree that is pleasing to the eye and good for food. And in the middle of the garden were the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
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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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…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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…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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…it in the early chapters of Genesis, of a bearing children and being a partner for Adam, it went to what was given as a primary responsibility inGenesis chapter 2, of tending and taking care of the garden, providing and nurturing creation. So what happens now, what we're saying here is that man will toil in…
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…longer good in our own experience and in our own hearts. So the question really is what happened? What happened? And what we find when we compareGenesis chapter 2with chapter 3 is there is nothing that has gone before chapter 3 that prepares us for this not goodness of the garden. Something has changed. The…
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…we were formed, of course, because he is the mighty creator who formed us. God knows how we were born. Who formed us out of the dust of the ground.Genesis chapter 2. It's humble beginnings, right? Formed out of the dust of the ground. Just a part of the creation from the dirt. Not apparently special or…
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…a perfect environment, the place he was intended to be, in the situation that was intended by God before sin came into the picture. As we turn toGenesis chapter 2, we see something very important about man. Last time we we noted that he was placed at home in God's garden. And today we learn an essential truth…
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…It's just good to be here. Hope you're happy to be here this morning. I'd like to ask you to turn to the portion that Grace just read for us.Genesis chapter 2, verses 4 through 17. We're actually beginning with verse 4, the second chapter. Now, if you weren't here last week, that might be a little strange. Actually, verse 4…
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Genesis chapter 2, the first three verses. This is the final portion of the creation accounts, which began in Genesis 1.1. This deals with the final day of God's…
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…Right? The power not to sin, passe non pecare, and et the power to sin, passe pecare. They had both. They could do either. And we see that picture.Genesis chapter 2into the beginning of Genesis chapter 3. They commanded not to eat of a tree. And what did they do? They eat of the tree. They didn't have to eat…
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…as the law says. Well, what does the law say? What law is he referring to? Well, it's the law, the scriptures. And I think it's a reference back toGenesis chapter 2, where we learn that women and men are equal in value and worth before God, but they've been given different roles. The husband is to give loving,…
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…them and said to them, be fruitful and increase in number. In other words, go and have children. Fill the earth and subdue it. And then later on inGenesis chapter 2when we have the account of Eve being formed and Adam and Eve being placed together in the garden. Genesis 2.25 tells us, For this reason a man…
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…as an assignment. It's part of our calling as human beings. And that goes back to uh to Genesis, no, I didn't put those verses there, toGenesis chapter 2, uh, verse 15, for example. Uh and we need to understand this because the Sabbath is a ceasing of what we're about to see. Here of the assignment…
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…No, they're redefining the law. They have redefined the law. Let's be clear here. Whose idea was marriage in the beginning? It was God's idea. InGenesis chapter 2, God said that it is not good for the man to be alone. And so he created for Adam a suitable helper. And right then, in the very beginning, God…
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…circle. And underneath that big circle is a little circle. So big circle, little circle. And in between both circles is a horizontal line. That isGenesis chapter 2and 3 in a picture. The big circle is God. The small circle is everything that he made, including us. And the horizontal line is the distinction…
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