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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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…is anything but very good, isn't it? Something did happen. It's the second part of God's story. The fall is how it's often described. It's found inGenesis chapter 3. Yeah, Genesis chapter 3. It describes how the first two human beings, Adam and Eve, they rebelled against God. They disobeyed Him. They rebelled…
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…There'll be holes, there'll be misunderstandings, there'll be question marks that will be in your head that you won't quite understand. We'll be inGenesis chapter 3this morning, and this is one of those bits of scripture that if you don't get it, the story arc of the rest of the Bible will be hard to…
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…the world. Rather than dying physically that day, they die spiritually that day. But God promises to them that there will be a savior. This is inGenesis chapter 3. He promises that there will be a seed of the woman, which is a prophecy of the virgin birth. There will be a descendant from Eve who will come to…
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…then he rests. Things are good and they are completed, right? And intends to reign in this place with his people. We see very quickly, beginning ofGenesis chapter 3, a disruption of that rest. And so the rest of the story is bringing us back to that place. How is it that God then reestablishes, restores all…
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…that. But you kind of remember it's not a promise. You can be the best parent on the planet, and they might not make the right decisions. RememberGenesis chapter 3, Adam and Eve in the best place in the best environment, no sin with the best parent God, but what do they do they still chose to walk away from…
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…about the progression here, in the terms of the Old Testament, you understand that there will be a Savior who will be a human, and this comes fromGenesis chapter 3. So at the very beginning, God promises Adam the Savior will be from the seed of the woman, prophesying the virgin birth, but nevertheless…
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…communion. Adam and Eve disobeyed the Lord by eating the fruit of the one tree that God had said, don't eat of it. And we read about that inGenesis chapter 3. Now the issue wasn't the fruit itself. There was no poison in the fruit. It wasn't that God instructed them to avoid it because it in and of…
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…us to the truth. Sin causes us to be selfish, to protect ourselves no matter what. Even we have to lie, cheat, steal, or whatever it takes. FromGenesis chapter 3until you get to the book of Revelation chapter 20, you see every kind of human, broken human relationship you can imagine. Throughout the Old…
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…and we point over at them and vilify them? And of course, this is what sin does, sin always does this in us. All the way back at the beginning,Genesis chapter 3, God says to Adam, what have you done and what does Adam say? No, it was the woman you gave me. Sin convinces us that we need to push other people…
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…The presence of God not prized. The person of God not loved. We can observe the prodigal's expression of sin in the very first sin found inGenesis chapter 3and in every sin ever since. Sin expresses a desire for God to be dead. We once sought independence from God just as the prodigal son desired…
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…the mob? Why does he let them arrest him? Because this is how Jesus is fulfilling God's plan. God's plan to save the world. You go back toGenesis chapter 3and the Lord promised, didn't he, that the one who was descended from Eve would save the world from evil. And so through your descendants, this…
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…All sins require a payment. Because God is holy, he demands that sin be punished by death. This goes all the way back to Genesis chapter 1. Well,Genesis chapter 3. When Adam and Eve sinned, God required a death to cover their sin. He killed an animal, covered it in Adam and Eve in animal skin. He tells Cain…
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…question, how did the world get to be like this? Like it is today with all its brokenness, with all its sadness and pain. And that's why we needGenesis chapter 3. Genesis chapter 3 explains the reality of all falling short of the glory of God. And it begins with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Adam and…
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…context right where it is and then undermines it completely. And uh I, you know, I don't know if this is worth saying, but I grew up uh reading uhGenesis chapter 3, in which um women end up getting sort of demoted under their men, right? You always yearn for their husbands. And when push came to show, when we…
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…was for Jesus to be tempted but not be overcome by it he is the second Adam who came to save us from the sin which originated with Adam and Eve inGenesis chapter 3and the second thing that we need to remember is that Jesus is both fully God and fully man this passage is not here so that we can know how to…
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…puts it, the wisdom that comes from the devil, would have us give glory, bring glory, seek glory for ourselves. We go all the way back to Genesis,Genesis chapter 3, Adam and Eve made in a perfect world, enjoying perfect relationships, made in the image of God with dignity and value. What was that original…
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…Genesis or people moving east, we're to understand that they are moving away from God's plan and God's good design for the world. Remember how inGenesis chapter 3, Adam and Eve, when sin entered into the world and they rebelled against God, they were cast out of the garden to the east. And when Cain, in…
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…in point as to what the fall, as to what sin has done in human beings. Right? And here's maybe the key thing to notice as we come to these verses.Genesis chapter 3, sin is out there. Yeah? It's out there. We hit Genesis chapter 4, and sin is in here. It's a heart thing now. It's inside. And we'll see this as…
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…to think about some tough stuff. But we're also going to marvel at the news that despite it all, God still offers us redemption. So let's dive intoGenesis chapter 3together. The first thing that we see is the origin of sin. In verses 1 to 6, the origin of sin. So chapter 2 ends on a really good note. Adam and…
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…Saw that from Genesis 1 and John chapter 1 in the New Testament. We've seen that the core problem in this world began with the fall described inGenesis chapter 3and 4. We've seen that the Father and the Spirit and the Son, all part of that plan of creation, all responding as well to the problem that we…
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