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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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…is exactly what the Garden of Eden was. It was a place where God and humanity dwelt together. It's really fascinating that if you look back intoGenesis chapter 3you'll see that it says that the Lord God walked in the Garden, and then if you jump forward to Ezekiel, in other words to Leviticus 26, when God…
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…its last breath. It's the last chapter. The book is closed. It's done. This is the resolution that all of creation has been groaning for sinceGenesis chapter 3. And this is the final move before the new heavens and the new earth come down. The place where God will dwell with His people forever. And no…
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…gospel? What's the first announcement of the gospel? Some people like to have first editions of books. Well the first edition of the gospel is inGenesis chapter 3and verse 15. And God comes right at the beginning. And he preaches the gospel. And he preaches the gospel interestingly enough. To Satan. To the…
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…following this story carefully. Abraham's call, God's promise to him is the starting point, or is the hint at, a reversal of the lost home fromGenesis chapter 3. This wandering, this restlessness that has taken place in the heart of mankind, Adam and Eve lost the garden. They lost their intimacy with one…
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…in a sense, a race to the bottom as mankind time and again rejects their creator. One of the things that we said last week when we were looking atGenesis chapter 3and verse 15 is that there's this theme of two seeds. When God cursed Satan in the garden, He said there would be war between two seeds. There'd be…
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…to the world. Now the context of this is just biblical context. The key text in the Bible that describes to us the effects of sin in the world isGenesis chapter 3upon entrance of sin into the world. Humanity's relationship with God is severed, right? We know this. This is what we teach our children in Sunday…
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…see death. This is what I see. The empty tomb says to me that God is faithful. Would you say that? God is faithful. God is faithful. God said inGenesis chapter 3, way at the beginning, he says, There will be a day when my seed will come and destroy the work of the devil. The seed will be there, the seed of…
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…like emotionally invested in the story, what's taking place. Well, just last Sunday we started our Easter series here where we looked back atGenesis chapter 3, all right, and how immediately following Adam and Eve's rebellion, their sin against God, what does God do? He graciously, right, lovingly assures…
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…because because he loves us, right? Because he loves us. I mean, immediately, immediately after everything goes completely haywire and sideways inGenesis chapter 3. We're gonna look at it here in a second. God, in his mercy, just chooses to give his creation here, Adam and Eve, just a faint glimpse of how…
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…of it or not right it works inside of our conscience to say someday right apart from Christ your eternal state is death this happened in the fallGenesis chapter 3right after Adam eats of the fruit God says to Adam because you have listened to the voice of your wife ! and have eaten ! of the tree which I…
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…They perceive their state as tied down in bondage. They believe that God is holding them back. And their claim carries echoes of Satan's lie inGenesis chapter 3. Do you remember that? In the midst of the world of evidence of the goodness of God, they choose to believe otherwise. So Genesis 3 verse 1. Now…
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…I don't want to be under my father. I want to have my share of the estate. I want to be in control. And goes back to the prototypical rebellion inGenesis chapter 3, where Adam and Eve said the same thing. We want exactly what you have, God. We actually want to be like you. We want to know good and evil as well…
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…Jesus is fulfilling a curse by God? Well, there's two curses that should come immediately to mind. The first curse is the first curse in the Bible.Genesis chapter 3. God tells Adam and Eve, don't eat the fruit, the tree of life, sorry, knowledge of good and evil. In that day you eat it, you will what? Die. And…
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…of Genesis, and it's Found in Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis chapter 2 and we find the origin of the physical universe as we know it. But then inGenesis chapter 3we find the origin of evil when God created everything though and six days, he did so. And the Bible says that on the seventh day, he rested. You…
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…In fact we are told. It was subjected to frustration. Not by its own choice. But by the will of the one who subjected it. That's taking us back toGenesis chapter 3. Where we saw that God subjected creation to frustration. Because of man's rebellion against God. Because of our sin. Because of Satan's influence.…
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…His face. Hide us from the wrath of the Lamb. They are still unwilling to turn to God even at this point. They're hiding like Adam and Eve hid inGenesis chapter 3from God's presence because of their wrongdoing. But on this day, no one escapes God's presence. No one escapes the wrath of the Lamb. which raises…
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…in sermons, even if they're preaching from somewhere way further on in the Bible, they'll come back to Genesis 1, Genesis 2 and probably especiallyGenesis chapter 3. Huge themes are set before us in this chapter. We've got the origin of the world, the creation of humanity, the institution of marriage, the…
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…the garden, we discover we're made for friendships, but in the garden, in the garden of Eden, we also see that friendship is lost. That takes us toGenesis chapter 3. Genesis 2 ends with this perfect picture of relationships. There's the man and the wife and they're together and they're naked and there's no…
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…commitment to one another. Pressing each other in holiness. That's why this matters. As sin enters into the world, just a few verses later inGenesis chapter 3, as sin corrupts everything, The church should be set apart. The church should say something very clearly to the culture around us about what…
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…Jesus has come to do and even the horror and the darkness of the powers of evil who wanted to destroy this child, this child that God predicted inGenesis chapter 3would crush the serpent's head and the serpent from that moment sought to destroy every evidence. And you see it right through the Old Testament…
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