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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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…accuse us of God. What do you mean? God doesn't love you. If God cared about you, he wouldn't let that happen. Look at Genesis 3. Stay with me.Genesis chapter 3. Look at Genesis chapter 3, and you'll see this concept of the accusation. The first one is he'll accuse to God, he'll accuse God and say, those…
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…her husband. Does that remind you of anything? You know, just as with the expression, Abram, listen to the voice of Sarai, we have another echo ofGenesis chapter 3. Genesis chapter 3, the woman took some of the fruit and gave it to her husband. Do you hear it? Abram's wife took Hagar and gave her to her…
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All right, good morning, church family. Let me invite you all to find your seat. And as you find your seat, let me invite you to open to the book ofGenesis chapter 3. This morning. We're going to be in Genesis 3, verses 16 to 24. One thing I was going to just share real quick, I, I ran into a former regular…
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…of missions and why God wants his kingdom to be over all the earth, his church. If we keep going, we'll see some other gospel principles. InGenesis chapter 3, another very famous chapter, this is where the serpent tempts Eve and with being like God, eating from the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of…
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…about it, isn't it? What is he really doing? What is Solomon really doing? He's taking us back as he does so many times to the book of Genesis.Genesis chapter 3, 17 through 19, the consequence of the fall. And to Adam he said, because you have listened to the voice of your wife and have eaten of the tree of…
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And as you find your seat, if you would open your Bibles to the book ofGenesis chapter 3. I apologize if my giant Band-Aid on my nose is distracting. Some of you have asked and I guess I should just let you know. Friday night I've been…
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…wickedness of the people. The increasing spiral downward into sin and wickedness. And this has been the trajectory ever since the Garden of Eden,Genesis chapter 3. Mankind has multiplied, and with it, sin has multiplied on the earth. We're coming out of a story of great wickedness. Joseph is just sold into…
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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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…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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…like this is the gospel. This is the point of Moses, the prophets, and Psalms. This is the answer to how the serpent's head would be crushed inGenesis chapter 3. This is the answer to how the whole world would be blessed by Abraham's seed. This is the answer to who would sit on the throne of David forever…
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…of the crown. See, the crown of thorns symbolizes the curse that's upon humanity. One of the curses in the Garden of Eden all the way back inGenesis chapter 3was that the ground was going to bear thorns and thistles and that they would begin to grow on the earth. Had Adam not sin, thorns would never have…
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…is born in a manger in Bethlehem. We could argue it didn't even begin 700 years before Luke when Isaiah prophesies. We can go back even further toGenesis chapter 3. Man and woman has sinned against God, and God comes into the garden and looks at the serpent and says, One is coming, and you will bruise his…
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…humanity are much more significant, but also because his sin comes from a slightly different place because there's a slightly different nature. SoGenesis chapter 3. It's printed on your handout. You can turn to it if you want to, but I'm going to read it to you. Now, the serpent was more crafty than any of the…
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…makes you think of the Garden of Eden, which is paradise. Great poets have talked about paradise lost and written great works. We know if we readGenesis chapter 3that Adam and Eve fell to their pride. They ate of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and they were kicked out. Let me read it.…
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…animals go extinct. Oceans are polluted by oil spills. Oceans, crops are lost to drought. So on and on and on. And we know why. We already read it.Genesis chapter 3this morning. Jim read it for us. Creation is subject to futility because of God's punishment. God's punishment on the world because of Adam and…
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…do we need peace with God? Well, we're at war with God. And we started the war. Go all the way back to the beginning of the Bible in the garden inGenesis chapter 3. We rebelled against God. We sinned against God, breaking our peace with God. We essentially said, I want to rule my own life, God. I don't want…
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…be judged, and every human being stands accountable before him. The Bible tells us that humanity has rebelled against this holy God. It starts inGenesis chapter 3and it carries on to this day. Though we were created to know him and live under his good rule, we have all turned away. Scripture says, for all…
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…bigger picture at play here, isn't there? There's a bigger conflict at play here than just this family drama. If you remember all the way back fromGenesis chapter 3, the Lord promised, he told the serpent, I will put enmity between you and the woman, between your offspring and her offspring. And so we know…
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…why is that? It was subjected because God subjected it, and the reason God subjected it to frustration is because of something called the curse. InGenesis chapter 3, we're told that humanity broke away from God, we fell into sin, we rebelled against our Creator, and then at that point, creation itself began to…
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…in other words, is the unfolding of the sovereign, wise plan of God. Now, we've seen this all the way back to the Garden of Eden. If you remember,Genesis chapter 3, He promised all the way back in the Garden of Eden, His plan that He will send the seed of the woman to crush the head of the serpent. You…
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