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Genesis 3:11 · BSB
3:11 “Who told you that you were naked?” asked the LORD God. “Have you eaten from the tree of which I commanded you not to eat?”
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…to the wrong voices. The redemption is the gospel, listening, us listening to the gospel, announcing that the true word has entered the world. InGenesis chapter 3, the serpent says, Did God really say? And Jesus says, in John's Gospel, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except…
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…so I'm gonna build my life on Jesus, the only truth. How do we recognize the lies and respond with faith? We looked at a negative example out ofGenesis chapter 3, and two things we addressed last week. Number one, that reasoning and understanding are never gonna produce what only trust in the Father can…
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…logic, logical conclusions, a cumulative understanding of the world to come to the place where they say God doesn't exist. Now look at with me,Genesis chapter 3and verse 5. It should be no surprise to us that a man might end up in this place believing that he can call the shots, because it was the first…
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…we keep asking every week is, what's wrong with us? And the answer has been the same every week, and that's sin. So as soon as sin begins inGenesis chapter 3, this series of texts is really a spiral of corruption, of things getting worse and worse. And Adam and Eve take what is forbidden for them to eat,…
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…called there for each and every one of us. So when we're not there, what happens? What happened when we're not there? You can almost go back toGenesis chapter 3. Genesis in the beginning. Adam and Eve ate the particular fruit, the forbidden fruit. And when they ate the forbidden fruit, they were not there…
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…He wants us to understand the Bible Open now mine eyes that I may behold Wondrous things out of thy law is the prayer of the psalmist so look atGenesis chapter 3Of course, there's a famous verse in Genesis 128 where God blessed them and said be fruitful and multiply and Replenish the earth now. Why does it…
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…us who the mediator in, Jesus, who the mediator is, Jesus Christ, the one who was God, and the one who became flesh. Because in the beginning,Genesis chapter 3, sin broke fellowship with the Lord, and we could never fix that, but Jesus did. We needed a mediator to bring us back into a right relationship…
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…goes all the way back to near the beginning of the human experience, but God did not establish it, then where'd it come from? And that brings us toGenesis chapter 3. If you know the Bible at all, you know what happens in Genesis chapter 3. That's the chapter that tells us about Adam and Eve rebelling against…
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…[SPEAKER_01]: Adam and Eve violate God's mandate, and they violate his rule for them in sin enters the picture. [SPEAKER_01]: And what we have inGenesis chapter 3to 11 is a quick downward spiral of humanity. [SPEAKER_01]: Not fulfilling the creation mandate, but bucking up against it and saying, no, we're…
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…But you see, the truth is you don't want to miss out. Despite all that begins to spiral, God's plan for humanity he never abandons. In fact, inGenesis chapter 3, in the very moments that humanity fell into sin, God makes a promise in that section. The promise centers on this that one day God will raise up…
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…to destroy those that God loves. Friends, this is happening all throughout the biblical narrative, from the beginning to the end. I mean, think ofGenesis chapter 3. God places Adam and Eve in this perfect paradise where he walks with them in the cool of the day, calls them to multiply their and have offspring,…
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…to him be the glory, he's saying, God is worth it. And so why don't we give God the glory? Well, because of who we are. Romans 3. Before that,Genesis chapter 3, left to ourselves, we don't give glory, we take glory. And the cross is for people like us who want glory for ourselves. All have sinned and…
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…So next we see that Jesus had to die. Throughout time, God has required death in order for there to be a life, in order for there to be life. SinceGenesis chapter 3, we saw God slay an innocent animal to provide covering for Adam and Eve. blood has always been the only way of salvation. We saw it in the, when…
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…and marriage is distorted in our day and age. But the truth is it's been distorted ever since the first sin, which we'll get to next week inGenesis chapter 3. But in this text, before that, we see the glory of what God intended for the man and the woman. Last week we looked especially at the first man…
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…is an interesting little, an interesting little phrase here. And actually it parallels another verse in Genesis that you probably are aware of.Genesis chapter 3. After Genesis chapter 1 and 2, God makes everything, he creates everything, and he he establishes man and woman and establishes the relationship,…
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…her heart is not right. She's beautiful. Lucifer was beautiful. But her heart was not right, and that's what God looks at. Now, let's go back toGenesis chapter 3. Now that we know a little history about a Lucifer, and by the way, I'm sorry to tell some of you there is no there is no archangel named uh…
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…question that God ever asks in the scriptures. It's one of the most haunting questions that drives the rest of the Bible. And it's this question inGenesis chapter 3where are you? Where are you? So sin entered, Adam and Eve hid because they were so ashamed. And it was almost like it was confusing to God. Like,…
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…fall. And it breaks their relationship with God and it breaks the world. And it's important, you know, it breaks God's heart. And so the bulk ofGenesis chapter 3is God listing off to Adam and Eve the curses that will result from the fall. They're all important, but for our conversation today, we are going…
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…desire it, but sin can turn a good gift into a source of shame. In Genesis 2 25, we see that they were naked and yet felt no shame. Fast forward toGenesis chapter 3. If you're a Bible student, if you've been around church, you probably know that Genesis chapter 3 is that inevitable chapter where God gives…
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…Who is he calling us to help at this time? So Eve was a helper. And Eve disobeyed God, as I mentioned earlier. We have the very well-known story inGenesis chapter 3of Adam and Eve eating from the tree that God told them they weren't to eat from. And they did have a whole load of other trees to choose from. But…
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