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Genesis 3:2 · BSB
3:2 The woman answered the serpent, “We may eat the fruit of the trees of the garden,
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…uh under the shadow of the curse, in the sense of the ground is still hard, the it fights against us, all of those things that God talks about inGenesis chapter 3. And even Paul in Romans chapter 8, he's reflecting on this, and he describes it as creation groaning with eager longing for this future day. Let…
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…Now I want to show you that the original sin, the original lie of Satan is the lie, or at least the questioning of God's goodness. We can go toGenesis chapter 3in your notes or on the screens or in your Bible, your device, wherever you want to read from. And I want you to see this. This is the story of…
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…a moment where you are not shunned. I'm just telling you, this bad theology. From the very beginning of the Bible, the very beginning. Go back toGenesis chapter 3. The very beginning. People fail. God moves toward his people. God moves toward us in our failure. It's amazing. Honestly, this is a miracle story.…
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…they were deceived. And they were deceived into thinking that their perception of reality was more true than what God said was true. Listen toGenesis chapter 3, 6. This is such a common human experience. When the woman saw the fruit, see what happened? She had her eyes on something that wasn't God. When…
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…The crown of thorns in in particular is not accidental. Thorns represent the curse because thorns came with the curse. God cursed the earth inGenesis chapter 3and he said now Adam, because of your sin, you're going to have to sweat for your for your fruit, and there the earth is going to produce thorns…
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…with me it's going to be great. And he? Gave us the instructions and said take care of it. And then as you know, last week, Debbie Downer Sunday,Genesis chapter 3, humanity ignored the instructions and we suffered the consequences of our own hands. And the plan at this point appears to be ruined. God's dream.…
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…saying even wanting it or fighting it is a sin. That's what you're saying? The Bible is, yes. Think about this. If you know your Bible, think aboutGenesis chapter 3. Remember when God created the world? He creates the world and he creates Adam and Eve. And what does he do with Adam and Eve? He puts them in the…
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…wickedness of the people. The increasing spiral downward into sin and wickedness. And this has been the trajectory ever since the Garden of Eden,Genesis chapter 3. Mankind has multiplied, and with it, sin has multiplied on the earth. We're coming out of a story of great wickedness. Joseph is just sold into…
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…thrown down, who accuses them day and night before our God. Satan deceives us and accuses us. That's what he did, right, in the Garden of Eden, inGenesis chapter 3, when God tells him not to eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, he slanders God's character, saying he's being stingy toward you. If…
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…statement saying that that we need rescuing from ourselves. But if you read the Scriptures consistently, what we find going all the way back toGenesis chapter 3, that mankind has a problem which probably everyone in this room would agree with. And that problem is you, that that problem is me. There's a,…
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…division, and death are all words we are all too familiar with. And we feel the fracture of this still. We feel the sense of both Genesis 1 andGenesis chapter 3. We still sense the brilliance and the beauty of God's design in humanity. And yet we also feel the confusion. We see the division, the violence,…
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…that's there. But can we go back to the very first meal? Remember how the very first meal went? It didn't go well. Take us all the way back toGenesis chapter 3. There was a kind of issue at a tree. Do you remember this? It's kind of a big deal in Christianity. The woman took the fruit, do you remember…
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…So good luck with that everybody. Let's raise a glass, right? Well, just at the height of something good, Debbie Downer brings it all down.Genesis chapter 3is the Debbie Downer chapter of Scripture. It's just the truth where we ended last week in understanding the book of Genesis where faith begins.…
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…for those of you boomers, boomers, we need the rest of the story. And the rest of the story is that evil entered entered into the world long beforeGenesis chapter 3. See, many commentators will tell you that if you go read the book of Daniel, Daniel chapter 8, Daniel chapter 10, you can read at the end of your…
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…only inside you know you're wrong. But you ain't trying to hear nothing nobody's saying. And I know that wasn't proper English. Now, let's go toGenesis chapter 3. Very familiar text. Something that we can learn from Adam and Eve. Because if we don't learn from the examples that are in the word, we can find…
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…need to be connected to them. And loneliness doesn't just feel bad. According to God, it is not good for our intended being. And we see actually inGenesis chapter 3, we find not only did sin enter the world and break the vertical relationship with our Creator, but it broke the horizontal relationship. It…
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…[SPEAKER_00]: And then there's this break in the relationship. [SPEAKER_00]: And sin, severes that relationship. [SPEAKER_00]: And we see that inGenesis chapter 3, and they start to hide from God. [SPEAKER_00]: And this is what we've been, [SPEAKER_00]: Living in ever sense, maybe some of you can relate.…
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…All right. So I'm going to go. This begins the history. I hope you guys have soft hearts to this. This is very convicting. We're going to start inGenesis chapter 3. Everybody here should know the story. Now the servant was more crafty than the wild animals the Lord God had made. He said to the woman, Did God…
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…I deeply love this church. But yeah, just as Cole had mentioned, we're going to be back in Genesis after our Easter sermon. So we're going to be inGenesis chapter 3, verses 1:00 to 6:00. So if you're an old school person and you want to turn in there, there, if you don't didn't bring your Bible, there's one in…
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…on the throne. And it's the linchpin there. If we've talked about the golden thread that's pulled all the way through the whole Bible, from theGenesis chapter 3, promising Jesus coming all the way to the end of the Bible, Revelation 22, and when all is said and done, right here in the middle of Daniel,…
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