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Genesis 4:5 · BSB
4:5 but He had no regard for Cain and his offering. So Cain became very angry, and his countenance fell.
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…both ways but Jesus says 77 fold and I think it's 77 fold because the commentators will tell you there that what Jesus is doing is he's referencingGenesis chapter 4when Lamech, one of the sons of Cain, it says of Lamech in Genesis chapter 4, the sons of Cain, that anyone who did anything to him, he would…
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…God, then he becomes enough. Then he becomes enough. His approval, his favor, his delight. You may not have seen it, but the gospel is found inGenesis chapter 4. When we see the Bible in its entirety, when we understand that God is in the business of redeeming this world that has been broken, then we see…
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…with life by God. God gives us life and so God rules over our life. So God is the one who gives life. And second, God is the one who takes life. InGenesis chapter 4, we meet the first children of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel. We pick up the story in chapter 4, verse 8. It's the account, there's jealousy between…
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…worried about blessing the name of God, and those that are blessing any other name, their own name, somebody else's name. And this, we see this inGenesis chapter 4. We know the story of Cain and Abel. Cain murders his brother Abel, and Cain gets banished by God. He goes out and he gets, he has a wife, and he…
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…he? And he admits it. He's done with the self-righteousness. He's done with looking at the sin of other people. And then it's actually later inGenesis chapter 4that we see this transformation kind of taking even more of a full effect. Because we see him willing to sacrifice himself for the sake of his…
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…just something we eventually do, we actually we actually vastly underestimate sin because it is actually an active force working against us. InGenesis chapter 4, we read this story about two brothers, Cain and Abel. And you may know the story, it's it's a pretty common story. Very early in the Bible, sin…
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…just something we eventually do, we actually we actually vastly underestimate sin because it is actually an active force working against us. InGenesis chapter 4, we read this story about two brothers, Cain and Abel. And you may know the story, it's it's a pretty common story. Very early in the Bible, sin…
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…could be you laying down your desires and picking up your spouse's desires. So selfishness destroys relationships. There's this amazing story inGenesis chapter 4, 24. I want us to look at this again with the very critical eye. It's the time where Abraham sent a servant to find uh a wife for Isaac. And so he…
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…it means to be human, that anything that we discover about what it means to be human is touched by this fall, that it's bent slightly. And thenGenesis chapter 4, up until the end of Malachi, is the next section. And it's a way to understand all of the Old Testament, is that God sees us, having created us…
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…discoveries, produce magnificent works of art, literature and architecture? And at one level that's true. If we had time to keep reading inGenesis chapter 4, we would read about rebellious, murderous Cain, who builds a city. Well, you have to have some intellect to build a city. Or his descendant,…
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…have this ability to even project our own flaws onto other people. So we get frustrated with other people for doing things that we do ourselves. InGenesis chapter 4, we see the very first sibling rivalry that ever existed, Cain and Abel. It doesn't go well if you know the story. Cain becomes very envious and…
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…have this ability to even project our own flaws onto other people. So we get frustrated with other people for doing things that we do ourselves. InGenesis chapter 4, we see the very first sibling rivalry that ever existed, Cain and Abel. It doesn't go well if you know the story. Cain becomes very envious and…
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…do I do? Do I just pretend that it goes away? And Jesus would say, No. Deal with it, face it head on. The same is true in our spiritual lives. InGenesis chapter 4, Cain was walking a really dangerous line with sin and temptation. And God told him to face it head on. Why are you so angry? The Lord asked Cain.…
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…do I do? Do I just pretend that it goes away? And Jesus would say, No. Deal with it, face it head on. The same is true in our spiritual lives. InGenesis chapter 4, Cain was walking a really dangerous line with sin and temptation. And God told him to face it head on. Why are you so angry? The Lord asked Cain.…
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…it all comes as a result of Adam and Eve and their decision to try to be like God's themselves. And then all of what we know as the Old Testament.Genesis chapter 4, right to the end of Malachi. That is the period of promise. It is the period of God revealing to people what he is going to do to rectify the…
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…move. He causes Adam and Eve to come back together. They give birth to a baby boy named Seth. Seth gives birth to a baby born named Enosh, and inGenesis chapter 4, it says that when Enosh was born, everybody began to worship God again. But the enemy not to be outdone, he made another move. He caused sin and…
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…and great wisdom is presented in the passage, which John just read a few moments ago. So I invite you to take your Bibles and turn with me toGenesis chapter 4. Genesis chapter 4. And as is every Sunday, if you're a guest here, you don't have your Bible with you, there's always some Bibles here at the…
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…and they they experience all kinds of difficulties. And we need to watch each other and care for each other. I always think about Cain inGenesis chapter 4. Cain makes this statement in there. In Genesis chapter 4, he says, Am I my brother's keeper? And he says this in coldness and callousness of his…
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…A city with a tower that reaches to the heavens. Now this isn't the 1st city we've come across in the book of Genesis. The first city we see is inGenesis chapter 4. If you remember after Cain killed Abel, he fled, and he went and he settled in the land of Nod. And the first thing he does is he builds a city.…
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If you would, open your bibles toGenesis chapter 4. The text we are reading from tonight is also in your worship guide. Begin reading in verse 1. Now Adam knew Eve, his wife, and she conceived and…
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