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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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…things were, in the beginning. So in verse 3, he uses that return to dust language and that, I think, is deliberately picking up the language ofGenesis chapter 3. Moses was the writer of Genesis. And in Genesis 3, we have the language of dust to dust. Following the sinful pride and rebellion of Adam and Eve,…
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…the Lord Jesus, we needed to be rescued. That rescue comes to us, is promised to us throughout the Old Testament of the Bible. Right through fromGenesis chapter 3onwards, we see the promise of the Messiah, the Redeemer, the one who would come and rescue his people. And then of course in the Gospels and the…
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…this evening? Will you accept him? Or will you reject him? Jesus is not an upgrade from Saul. Jesus is the true king that was promised way back inGenesis chapter 3. The first book of the Bible. The one who would come to set God's chosen people free from the chains of sin that bind us. Jesus is the king who…
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…Genesis 2, the garden pristine, perfect, to Genesis 3, the garden as a crime scene. You could kind of wrap around that yellow crime scene tape forGenesis chapter 3. And in that passage, we were soberly made aware of the corrupting effect of sin in every area of our life, including our work. And ever since Adam…
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…if you call on him his father, be holy for he is holy. Second thing is this, be holy because you were bought with a price, bought with a price. InGenesis chapter 3in the Garden of Eden, remember Satan comes to our forefathers, our grandparents, Adam and Eve, and he says many things to them and one of the…
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…then the second point I want you to see is that sin has corrupted the goodness of our work because sin has corrupted the core of who we are. That'sGenesis chapter 3. We go from the garden pristine to the garden as a crime scene. In order to understand the problem, and understand the solution, you got to first…
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…sameness, but indifference. In engagement with God, yet worship of him. God's rest, in God's rest, in God's rest, in God's rest, in God's rest. InGenesis chapter 3, but of course, all this was ruined. We move into chapter 3. All this was ruined when rebellion or sin entered God's world. And so the picture we…
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…of who we are, that's a part of belonging to God's family. But we also recognize that that's part of the curse of sin. When God cursed the world inGenesis chapter 3, everything was impacted. But we also know that the purpose of the heat is to cause us to rejoice. That's where we often falter, isn't it? We…
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And my topic tonight is the sinfulness of sin. The sinfulness of sin. That's why we read fromGenesis chapter 3. ! Jesus Christ was the first president from 1923 to 1929. And he was notorious for the brevity of his speech. And one day he went to church. He…
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…longing for fulfillment leads us to worship things that are not God. And this started way before any of us were walking the earth. It started inGenesis chapter 3. When Adam and Eve, our first parents, chose to worship themselves. When they chose to worship independence, when they became convinced that they…
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…shame would seek to dominate and define us. Now where does shame come from? Well, biblically we find it way back in the story of Adam and Eve inGenesis chapter 3. That the moment at which Adam and Eve decide to turn away from God, they decide that they're going to disobey God's word, they're going to eat the…
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…was proclaimed and promised, is none other than the Old Testament. The gospel, ladies and gentlemen, is not an afterthought of God. It's not likeGenesis chapter 3happened, and then God was like, oh, I've got to do something about this. The gospel was already promised. Matter of fact, when original sin…
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…God is a say. He has limitless power. God but he saw that it was good and therefore set as an example for us to rest in goodness. What happens inGenesis chapter 3? Things are not so good anymore. Mankind rebels against God. And Jesus says in John chapter 5 verse 17 my father is working until now and I am…
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…they rebel against the Holy Creator. Is there redemption there in that story? Absolutely. Because God is here and that's who He is. Read with me inGenesis chapter 3the whole story and then we'll look back at parts of it together. Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the Lord…
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…we can do that, I want to call the blame game. We blame other people. You could call this Adam and Eve syndrome because it's been going on sinceGenesis chapter 3, since the very beginning. Genesis 3, 12. The man said to the woman, after both Adam and Eve had sinned against the Lord, the Lord speaks to Adam.…
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…Who do you say I am? And they say, you are God's Messiah. This is the Messiah for the Jews. This is what the Old Testament pointed towards. InGenesis chapter 3, it talked about this one who's going to crush the serpent's head. The serpent would bruise the son's heel, but would crush the serpent's head.…
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…spoken of throughout the scripture. We've where do we first encounter the devil? Where do we first encounter Satan? In the garden, right? Right atGenesis chapter 3, we have the devil taking on the form of a snake or possessing a snake, uh, tempting Eve and Adam to eat the forbidden fruit. Demons are not Satan.…
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…loves little. So this passage is clearly talking about sin, right? It's addressing the issue of sin. And we're introduced to the theme of sin inGenesis chapter 3. Remember in Genesis chapter 3, that's the original sin. And what is what takes place there? The woman is tempted by Satan to eat the fruit. To eat…
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…That's what Christ came to do. He came to restore what was broken in the fall. Jesus came to correct the sin, the damage that Adam and Eve did inGenesis chapter 3. He came to correct all of those things for us so that the isolation and the rejection, the alienation that we rightly deserved and experienced,…
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…That God had. Had. Had called out. From. From before eternity. Passed. Before the. The earth. Had been. Created. It was a will. That we see. In. InGenesis chapter 3. At the fall. It's a will. That. That moves its way. Through. The book. Of Isaiah. A will. That we see. As Jesus Christ. Talks about. Or talks…
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