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Genesis 3:7 · BSB
3:7 And the eyes of both of them were opened, and they knew that they were naked; so they sewed together fig leaves and made coverings for themselves.
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…God told Adam and Eve and therefore Cain and Abel that their sacrifices were to be made with animals. In Genesis, death enters into the garden.Genesis chapter 3, we see the rebellion of Adam and Eve and the curse that follows. And because they were working to hide their nakedness and their shame with fig…
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to the book of Genesis.Genesis chapter 3. Today we are looking at the second half of the chapter starting at verse 14. Last week we looked at the first half of the chapter of the first sin…
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…And is good for us. That's the claim of the Bible. That's the claim. But is it clear? Today I want to take us back to ancient worlds. The worlds ofGenesis chapter 3. And Matthew's gospel chapter 4. To ask questions of God's word. That are questions which will apply to Chatswood today. Ancient worlds yes. But…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…Bible? And here it is before us in this chapter again tonight. Let me rake your memory a wee bit. Was that not the question the Lord asked Eve inGenesis chapter 3when she disobeyed the Lord? Did he not say to her what have you done? It was exactly the same question the Lord asked of Cain in Genesis chapter 4…
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…the Lord Jesus, we needed to be rescued. That rescue comes to us, is promised to us throughout the Old Testament of the Bible. Right through fromGenesis chapter 3onwards, we see the promise of the Messiah, the Redeemer, the one who would come and rescue his people. And then of course in the Gospels and the…
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…this evening? Will you accept him? Or will you reject him? Jesus is not an upgrade from Saul. Jesus is the true king that was promised way back inGenesis chapter 3. The first book of the Bible. The one who would come to set God's chosen people free from the chains of sin that bind us. Jesus is the king who…
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…sameness, but indifference. In engagement with God, yet worship of him. God's rest, in God's rest, in God's rest, in God's rest, in God's rest. InGenesis chapter 3, but of course, all this was ruined. We move into chapter 3. All this was ruined when rebellion or sin entered God's world. And so the picture we…
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…God is a say. He has limitless power. God but he saw that it was good and therefore set as an example for us to rest in goodness. What happens inGenesis chapter 3? Things are not so good anymore. Mankind rebels against God. And Jesus says in John chapter 5 verse 17 my father is working until now and I am…
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…they rebel against the Holy Creator. Is there redemption there in that story? Absolutely. Because God is here and that's who He is. Read with me inGenesis chapter 3the whole story and then we'll look back at parts of it together. Now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the Lord…
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…That's what Christ came to do. He came to restore what was broken in the fall. Jesus came to correct the sin, the damage that Adam and Eve did inGenesis chapter 3. He came to correct all of those things for us so that the isolation and the rejection, the alienation that we rightly deserved and experienced,…
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…That God had. Had. Had called out. From. From before eternity. Passed. Before the. The earth. Had been. Created. It was a will. That we see. In. InGenesis chapter 3. At the fall. It's a will. That. That moves its way. Through. The book. Of Isaiah. A will. That we see. As Jesus Christ. Talks about. Or talks…
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…why is Jesus deserving of joyful praise? Well, because he is God in the flesh. He is the son of God. He is the solution to our biggest problem. InGenesis chapter 3, at the beginning of the Bible, we see Adam and Eve rebel against God. They reject God's rule. They say, we don't want your care. But a promise is…
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…see in Genesis chapter 13. We see Abraham returning to God, calling on the name of the Lord once more. We see him being realigned with his God. InGenesis chapters 3to 11, we see the people of this world trying to make a name for themselves. In Genesis 3, Adam and Eve, they eat the fruit which God told them not…
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Well, good evening. Great to be with you again at Brunsfield. Thank you so much for your kind invitation. We're going to be looking atGenesis chapter 3tonight in the main. So if you've got a Bible handy, it would be great to have it open at Genesis chapter 3. Let me just mention one or two FIEC…
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…of God not loved in our sin we say to God I wish you were dead and we can observe the prodigal's expression of sin in the very first sin found inGenesis chapter 3and I begin reading in verse 1 now the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of the field that the Lord God had made he said to the woman…
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