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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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…rules, and we were to obey them. And we did not like it. So in an act of defiance, we rebel. Now I think that's a picture of all of our story. InGenesis chapter 3, God tells us the true story of what we are really like. It's a story about our deliberate act of rebellion against our loving Creator and the…
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…What went wrong? Well, writer doesn't tell us here because history was new. And he goes back again at the beginning of the story of the Bible. InGenesis chapter 3, we were in that human beings rejected God. God had made everything for human beings to enjoy. And he made this beautiful garden, planted this…
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…people the wisest people when he called Abraham he called a man who worshipped the moon he called a man who worshipped the moon and God right fromGenesis chapter 3has promised that through his people a people that he calls out by his great power for his great glory that out of this one people on the whole…
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…given hundreds or sometimes even thousands of years before Jesus was ever born. And so we have these prophecies that stem back as far as evenGenesis chapter 3. We talked about this even with our children in Aletheia Way, where we're talking about, we talk about the snake crusher, right? The snake crusher…
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…in it. And Genesis 1 and 2, that's the first thing, is that the whole world is created by God, and he creates it good. And then the second thing isGenesis chapter 3, and it describes how, in Adam, we desire to be like God, and rebel against God, because we want to be like God, and we who are made in the image…
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…there. Yeah, they're justified by that, but they didn't originate there. In fact, our authority issues as human beings go all the way back toGenesis chapter 3, when human beings set ourselves up as kings and queens of our own lives. This is the thing that we call sin in Christian tradition. This desire to…
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…that He was the fulfillment of God's promise to provide for our sins. Stop and think with me just for a moment that we don't even get out ofGenesis chapter 3before the world's a mess. Sin entered the world. Sin entered the world. Sin entered the world. and we will enjoy glory without all these…
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…everyone. The Bible clearly teaches that all have sinned and are worthy of God's condemnation and his wrath leading to destruction. Beginning inGenesis chapter 3, when sin entered the world, as Adam disobeyed God and ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, we see as history unfolds for us in…
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…morning. We're going to look at two halves, the problem and the solution. And so let's begin with the problem. The problem shows up as early asGenesis chapter 3, which is the disobedience of Adam and Eve and the fall. As God comes walking in the garden, they hide themselves. And Adam says, we are afraid. So…
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…everything. He is the maker of all things, the sustainer of all things and he makes all things good. That's Genesis chapter 1 and 2. And then inGenesis chapter 3as time moves on there comes this point in time where our spiritual ancestors Adam and Eve they choose to reject God and to be like God themselves.…
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…that over there in Number 7 View Street, for some strange reason, the weeds grow faster than I can kill them, it's all Adam's fault if you look atGenesis chapter 3. And every time I weed the garden, it's so easy to get angry with Adam because God picks a champion for the head of the human race and this…
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…what the Bible says is the Bible shows us that this concept of human independence and autonomy didn't start with Ockham. You go all the way back toGenesis chapter 3, the story of the fall, and this is exactly what happened. This is when this definition of freedom originated. When human beings said to God, we…
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…a co-conspirator of the kingdom of God, with God as your partner and your power and your best friend. And then Satan comes upon the scene inGenesis chapter 3, and he used three strategies. First of all, he causes us to question God's goodness and love. At the very core of what the enemy does in our…
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…officiating over the first wedding, created us in the beauty of that to be a blessing and to multiply and to take dominion. Now, it gets dirty.Genesis chapter 3. That's all a setup for Genesis chapter 3. Because in Genesis 3, everything goes awry. So remember Satan's over the earth, been given the earth,…
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…get to live into His humility, His love, and His patience, and to be thankful. That's you, that's me in Christ. You can have these things. Now, inGenesis chapter 3, after the creation story is in chapters 12, there's this story about Adam and Eve disobeying God, choosing their own way, making their their own…
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…power than Satan. Can I get an amen? Greater is he that is in us than he that is in the world. 1 John 4, 4. Sin does nothing but lower. RememberGenesis chapter 3? What'd he do? Hey, hey, it cost them the garden. It lowered, sin lowered Adam. Hey, Adam and Eve's relationship with God. Hey, sin lowers, Christ…
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…gives him the opportunity to. So we see that. And so it's amazing in scripture who we see. I mean, we see a serpent. We literally see a serpent inGenesis chapter 3that speaks, a mouthpiece for the enemy, and it's cursed by God. And it's interesting, this serpent is probably not on the ground in Genesis 3.…
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…us and part of sinful serpent theology is to put our attention on God's restrictions rather than his generous provision and that's what happens inGenesis chapter 3in the garden of Eden the serpent's word to Eve do you remember it did God really say that you must not eat of any tree of the garden well no…
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…origins, as we saw last night, are high and holy, but we have fallen very far short from what God intended us to be. We have, in a word, sin. AndGenesis chapter 3gives us three aspects of sin. Number one, the definition of sin is transgression. The definition of sin is transgression. Verses 1 to 6 of chapter…
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…And what we see in the fall is the distortion of the roles. So they both are image bearers of God. But with the fall comes consequences. And so inGenesis chapter 3, God walks into the garden. And he says, hey Adam, what happened? And you know the story. Adam punts to Eve. And Eve punts to the serpent. But in…
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