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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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…will hear scriptures over and over and over again. And a few weeks ago I woke up and this scripture was embedded in my thinking. And it came out ofGenesis chapter 3, where it says in verse 8, and they heard the voice of the Lord God walking in the garden in the cool of the day. And that statement just stuck in…
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…like, okay, y'all give up. Put it on the screen. You can do this one. Well, you guys are there say ready. You ain't ready yet. But you ready now?Genesis chapter 3. We're gonna start in verse 13. We read most of this last week. Verse, Genesis 3, verse 13, it says, And the Lord said to the woman, What have you…
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…10 is ever spreading evil and in chapter 11 is outright rebellion a hostile bid to take over the world. But where does it start? it starts inGenesis chapter 3so can you come there with me? Genesis chapter 3 we're on familiar ground aren't we? It starts by saying that the serpent was more crafty than any…
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…and Eve were in the Garden of Eden, everything was perfect. He gave them one thing not to do, and they obeyed him for a little bit. Then we get toGenesis chapter 3, and that's where everything begins to fall apart. In chapter 3, you find that sin enters the world through Adam and Eve. And what was meant to be…
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…been pointing forward to Jesus. All the law, the prophets, the psalms, always pointing forward to Jesus. This is what one pastor has to say aboutGenesis chapter 3. I'll start here in the middle of the story. Being near to God and having him draw near to us would not be easy any longer. God was not happy with…
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…I've contributed to that also. I've been a part of that. That's called the betrayal. It's a place where the relationship was ruptured. We see it inGenesis chapter 3, where Adam and Eve were told, enjoy everything. I've made this world for you. I've made you for me is what God says. The only thing, don't eat of…
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…and cover the earth, literally, the earth is being covered with his glory. That's creation. And it's good. But see, we're more familiar withGenesis chapter 3. The fall. Where Adam and Eve say, God, we refuse that partnership. And we'd like to go it on our own. And in the midst of the fall, you see this…
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…do now is go through the four passages we've read, and see how important punctuation or tenses are. So looking at our first reading, which was inGenesis chapter 3, and I said we would look at verse 22. From the beginning of verse 22. Then the Lord God said, Behold, the man has become like one of us, in…
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…can do. In fact, most of this Bible, half of your Bible is pointing to Jesus because of the problem that we got into back in the very beginning inGenesis chapter 3where he said sin separates. The world's jacked up problems all stem back to sin. And so Jesus had to come because you and I couldn't do it. And so…
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…deepest is a place where God begins making all things new? I invite you to consider this question with me as we return to the story that shapes us.Genesis chapter 3begins with these very ominous words. Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made. Based on information from…
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…coming into the world. Death wasn't part of God's original design. Man wasn't to die. Death was an intruder that came as a result of sin. And inGenesis chapter 3, after Adam sinned, verse 17 says he cursed the ground, and you are dust, and to dust you shall return. That's death. So God created a good world.…
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…had this unbroken, perfect relationship with God. They were accepted by God, they were loved by God, they were not separated from God. And then inGenesis chapter 3, we see what is the fall of man. We see sin entering the world that God did not create robots and human beings. He created people to choose to…
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…if you love me, if you love me. Because he knows he's of his nature, but he needs his love demonstrated towards him. And what does Adam do? Well,Genesis chapter 3, where most of us kick off on today's message, but we must get the back story. Genesis chapter 3. Now the serpent was more crafty than any beast to…
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…their eyes were opened. That phrase only occurs one other time in Scripture. In the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures inGenesis chapter 3, when it says, our foreparents, Adam and Eve, took the fruit and ate it, their eyes were opened. Having our eyes open to the reality of our sin at…
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…15 in the next week or two. But we notice that Adam is pointed to as the one who sinned by rebelling against his creator. This is a reference toGenesis chapter 3. He sinned, rebelled against his creator, and because of his sin, death entered into humanity. It's not as God originally designed. But because of…
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…like famine, curses like infertility, meaning the famine they face was not random, nor was it just an outworking of the curse on the ground. FromGenesis chapter 3, the famine was retribution. Facing famine, one family flees, verse one, and a man of Bethlehem and Judah went to sojourn in the country of Moab,…
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…since when? Let's go a little more specific. Let's go a little more specific. Nope. The plan unfolds from when? I'm looking for a specific place.Genesis chapter 3, right in the garden. This is exactly what Genesis chapter 3 starts. This is a process that goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden. Genesis…
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…do my best to try to paint a picture of this. But but if you know the stories of Scripture, if you know the first meal in the Bible, it happens inGenesis chapter 3, and listen to what Genesis 3 says, and hear the rhyme scheme here almost. The woman took some of the fruit and ate it. She gave it to her husband,…
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…And he shows them what they were missing all along. Now it's not exactly clear which passages Jesus brought up. But perhaps he started inGenesis chapter 3and showed how, even though it seemed like Satan had the upper hand when he tempted successfully Adam and Eve in the garden, it was Jesus himself,…
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…God is a seeking God. This is in line with God's, not only the design he made us with, but it's in line with his nature. God's a seeking God. InGenesis chapter 3, what's one of the first things he does after man falls into darkness? He comes seeking them. In Revelation, what's one of the last things said?…
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