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Genesis 3:9 · BSB
3:9 But the LORD God called out to the man, “Where are you?”
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…had this unbroken, perfect relationship with God. They were accepted by God, they were loved by God, they were not separated from God. And then inGenesis chapter 3, we see what is the fall of man. We see sin entering the world that God did not create robots and human beings. He created people to choose to…
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…get you into glory. It's the finished work of Christ on Calvary. When Christ says it is finished, that means all that prophecy about the seed ofGenesis chapter 3verse #15 that would crush the serpent's head. It is finished. It is completed. It has happened that that that Genesis chapter 22 prophecy about…
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…if you love me, if you love me. Because he knows he's of his nature, but he needs his love demonstrated towards him. And what does Adam do? Well,Genesis chapter 3, where most of us kick off on today's message, but we must get the back story. Genesis chapter 3. Now the serpent was more crafty than any beast to…
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…their eyes were opened. That phrase only occurs one other time in Scripture. In the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures inGenesis chapter 3, when it says, our foreparents, Adam and Eve, took the fruit and ate it, their eyes were opened. Having our eyes open to the reality of our sin at…
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…15 in the next week or two. But we notice that Adam is pointed to as the one who sinned by rebelling against his creator. This is a reference toGenesis chapter 3. He sinned, rebelled against his creator, and because of his sin, death entered into humanity. It's not as God originally designed. But because of…
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…like famine, curses like infertility, meaning the famine they face was not random, nor was it just an outworking of the curse on the ground. FromGenesis chapter 3, the famine was retribution. Facing famine, one family flees, verse one, and a man of Bethlehem and Judah went to sojourn in the country of Moab,…
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…since when? Let's go a little more specific. Let's go a little more specific. Nope. The plan unfolds from when? I'm looking for a specific place.Genesis chapter 3, right in the garden. This is exactly what Genesis chapter 3 starts. This is a process that goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden. Genesis…
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…do my best to try to paint a picture of this. But but if you know the stories of Scripture, if you know the first meal in the Bible, it happens inGenesis chapter 3, and listen to what Genesis 3 says, and hear the rhyme scheme here almost. The woman took some of the fruit and ate it. She gave it to her husband,…
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…And he shows them what they were missing all along. Now it's not exactly clear which passages Jesus brought up. But perhaps he started inGenesis chapter 3and showed how, even though it seemed like Satan had the upper hand when he tempted successfully Adam and Eve in the garden, it was Jesus himself,…
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…God is a seeking God. This is in line with God's, not only the design he made us with, but it's in line with his nature. God's a seeking God. InGenesis chapter 3, what's one of the first things he does after man falls into darkness? He comes seeking them. In Revelation, what's one of the last things said?…
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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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…to hear the final words of coronation. This is the king. We need to hear the final words of confirmation. This is the long-promised Messiah fromGenesis chapter 3, who would crush the head of the serpent. And then finally, we need to hear the final words of community. Notice this conversation between Jesus…
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…or someone, what are we doing? We're valuing that person or something as good for us. Yes. And here's the essential truth. This goes back toGenesis chapter 3. As disciples of Christ, we are to be going back to God's original design for us, to view and know God as our only true good. This is how we love…
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…The test board of that part of the tongue will be functionless for the next one week. That is where every man. By the reason of what happened inGenesis chapter 3, is supposed to. That is the agenda of the devil. That is where the devil want every man to be. For the Bible says that hell is created for the…
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…go back and you think about thorns. Where did thorns come from? It comes from the curse, right? They're a symbol of the curse. You can go back toGenesis chapter 3and see this. Back in Genesis chapter 3, when sin entered, when mankind rebelled, God said the curse. He said the ground from this point on is…
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…off guard. He wasn't surprised by Adam and Eve falling into sin and immediately when they fell into to sin, he his plan already was in motion. InGenesis chapter 3and verse 15, God said this. He said, and I will cause hostility between you and the woman and between your offspring and her offspring. He will…
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…that Jesus' death on the cross was purposeful, it was significant, it was done for a reason. If you go all the way back to the book of Genesis, inGenesis chapter 3, we read that the curse of sin is death. That when Adam and Eve sinned and they turned away in rebellion to their creator, in their sin came death.…
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…rebellion, it longed for the ability to be our own God, not to serve God, but to be God. And because of that, we were exiled from that garden. InGenesis chapter 3, it says, So the Lord sent him away from the Garden of Eden to work the ground from which he was taken. This verse, everything turns. We now live…
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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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