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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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…ah, maybe, maybe, grandad. Maybe, maybe, but it's been it's been a little bit. If the original promise of the gospel came all the way back fromGenesis chapter 3, how long would you wait? It was the fullness of time. It was the perfect time. And in the fullness of time, God did not then demand better slaves.…
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…Belcher, said this about the contrast in the book of Genesis as he studied it. It seems that the author of Genesis is drawing a comparison betweenGenesis chapter 3, Adam and Eve, and Abram and Sarah in chapter 16. Like Eve, Sarah took and gave to her husband, except Sarah is not giving fruit from the tree, but…
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…enslave us. Brothers and sisters, look what it says. She flatters with her words. Notice the temptation begins with words. That reminds us again inGenesis chapter 3. Before Eve ever reached for the fruit to take it, she listened to another voice. Sin almost always begins with a deception before it manifests…
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…source of truth and morality. We don't need God. We don't need God to tell us what's right and wrong. Does that sound familiar, by the way?Genesis chapter 3, the first man, the first woman, bringing sin into the world the first time, and what does the serpent, the devil, tempt them with? No, if you eat…
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…issues with James and with the book of Revelation. And nor was Luther a literalist. Consider his interpretation of Adam and Eve in the garden. InGenesis chapter 3, we read that after Adam and Eve had eaten of the forbidden fruit, they heard the sound of God walking in the garden, and they were afraid. Luther…
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…comes by grace through faith. Faith in what? Faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ. God promised Abraham, I'll make a great nation of you.Genesis chapter 3says, Abraham believed and it was credited to him as righteousness. Not 3, 15. It was credited to him. Why? Because he believed. Faith is only as…
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…the bald eagle. You see that eagle and you just know it's presidential. Well, in Egypt, you see the snake and you know that's of Pharaoh. Well, inGenesis chapter 3, the fall of Adam and Eve, you find the serpent deceiving the woman, bringing death for everyone, with the promise of the gospel that one day the…
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…to twist the things God has told us so that we will not follow what God has actually said. And we see it from the very, very beginning, don't we?Genesis chapter 3, it's it's how sin entered the world, the curse of sin that damaged and broke God's perfect creation that was good in every way. He makes all of…
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…God. And so kind of by definition, worry is saying, I would like to be God. I would like to be in control. Isn't that the very first temptation inGenesis chapter 3, that you can be like God? It's a desire to de-God God and take his place. Timothy Keller said that worry looks at the future and says, God's going…
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…page 3 of your Pew Bible. God meets us in our need and provides for us even when we are suffering the consequences of our own sin. A reading fromGenesis chapter 3, beginning with the first verse. Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the Lord God had made. He said to the…
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…is that they often do it subtly, undermining the word of God. Take, for example, the first false teacher. When Adam and Eve were in the garden inGenesis chapter 3, it says that he was more subtle than any of the creatures in the world. And he begins by questioning what God had clearly said. Oh, you can't eat…
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…away. Look at this wording in verse 5, then He who sat on the throne said, behold, I make all things new. Why is He making things new? Because ofGenesis chapter 3when man gommed everything up. Sin comes into the world. He's going to make everything new. And he said to me, write, for these words are true and…
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…thorn bush of all things to be king and this thorn bush of course adds no inherent value but harm and the thorns are a part of this original curseGenesis chapter 317 to 18 talks about how God cursed the ground he cursed the ground because of Adam and Eve's sin and because of their sin it's going to produce…
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…of Israel, we think maybe they were unbelievers. And it's okay to look at them as unbelievers in the context. But let me show something as we pray.Genesis chapter 3. No, Exodus chapter 3, yes. Genesis, Exodus rather, chapter 4, verse 38, 28. When God had encountered Moses, and he has told him his plan and his…
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…Not with force, not with temptation, not even with the forbidden fruit. He began with comparison. Listen carefully to the conversation recorded inGenesis chapter 3. Did God really say? Then, only a few moments later, for God knows that when you eat from it, your eyes will be opened and you will be like God. Do…
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…do. And we should recognize that this is what sin does. This is the pattern of sin that we find tracing all the way back to the Garden of Eden inGenesis chapter 3, that where sin goes in, it promises you freedom and it offers you a good time, but it always entangles and enslaves. It always brings you down to…
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…was 130 years old when he fathered his son in his likeness, according to his own image, and he named him Seth. What Genesis 5 doesn't mention isGenesis chapter 3, that in between the time of God creating Adam and Eve, Adam and Eve disobeyed God, and now they bear children. And instead of passing on the…
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…because if we believe that God is sovereign and that He is ruling, We must accept it all from God. We somehow think that when the fall occurred inGenesis chapter 3, we somehow think that God got locked out of working and orchestrating in the world and that mankind kind of in the spiral took over and got left…
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…very consistently: food. Our relationship to food is really significant in the biblical text. I'll just zoom over a few. Number one, it starts inGenesis chapter 3. Of all of the things that God said no to, he didn't say, Don't go to that part of the garden. He didn't say, Don't talk to those people, he didn't…
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…fire and brimstone preacher, I promise you, but I am not afraid. We are not afraid, our pastors, to address the subject of sin. So today we come toGenesis chapter 3, which is a very robust teaching on what we called, uh we call original sin and sin's ensuing consequences. But we also find here the really good…
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