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Genesis 5:2 · BSB
5:2 Male and female He created them, and He blessed them. And in the day they were created, He called them “man.”
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…drop rapidly after the flood. It's not immediate. It's gradual. But it is amazing to see. Not right now, but later. Look at the genealogy inGenesis chapter 5. And then look at the genealogy in Genesis chapter 11 at the end of chapter 11. And you'll see folks go from 900 and 600 and 500 years down to 205…
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…I don't want to get too much into this, but the genealogy in Genesis chapter 11 shows lifespans much shorter after the flood than the genealogy inGenesis chapter 5before the flood. And with every generation, it got shorter. And by Moses' day, the longest man could hope to live would be about 120 years versus…
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…draw near to God must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him. And the corresponding words we find in the Old Testament inGenesis chapter 5are as follows in verse 21. When Enoch had lived for 65 years, he fathered Methuselah. Enoch walked with God after he fathered Methuselah for 300…
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…The consequences of sin reverberate all the way down to our generation and in our home. Ezekiel 18 said, the soul that sins will surely die. And inGenesis chapter 5, the genealogy of the human race talks about God making Adam in his own image. But then it shifts to Adam having a child, and that child being in…
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…grace to Noah. And his first response when the water subsides is to build an altar and offer up a sacrifice. If you look in your Bible atGenesis chapter 5, the genealogy, you won't have time to do this now during the sermon, but you can see others who have charted it. You can simply make a bar graph…
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…lead you to repentance. All of the curses are in effect, but God is patient and kind. Why? So that man will repent and see God's goodness. Turn toGenesis chapter 5. I want you to see something really cool with the genealogy. Genesis chapter 5. We're given the line of Adam's descendants all the way to Noah,…
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…man, Just for looking at me funny, He doesn't quite say that, He says for insulting me, Or striking me, But he kills the man, In his rage, And thenGenesis chapter 5, There's this genealogy, Of all the descendants of Adam, And says, So and so lived so many years, And he died, And so and so lived so many years,…
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…we are, returns back here, every variety of humanity, every way we divide ourselves, we can bring ourselves back to one couple. And when you get toGenesis, chapter 5and verse 1, we read something about this first couple. It says to us this this is the written account of Adam's line. That's all of us, mind you.…
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…us an example and God holds back nothing. We need to hold back nothing. You know families that impact others are amazing Abraham and Sarah inGenesis, chapter 5, 12, verse 1 to 5,. You know the story of God's visitation, of the call, the Lord blessing them, and then the Lord saying I have blessed you that…
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…person, who had many other sons and daughters, and who lived to this age and then begat another person. But that's not really what's going on inGenesis chapter 5, because the thing that matters in Genesis chapter 5 is the repeated refrain all the way through the chapter and then he died. And then he died.…
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…of people, the Bible call out identify and commend for Walking with God. The first one is a man named Enoch. We don't hear much about him, but aGenesis chapter 5, he's the first person in human history who never faced death. Like God took Enoch to heaven. And here is probably why Enoch walked Faithfully with…
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…you think that Enoch was taken away? Yeah, he says it three times there, right? What does this mean? Let's why don't we look at it in Genesis? InGenesis chapter 5, we read this. 521. Enoch was 65 years old when he fathered Methuselah. And after he fathered Methuselah, Enoch walked with God 300 years and…
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…They are now broken mirrors. The Bible helps us see. This just two chapters later after Adam and Eve are sent out of the garden. We read this inGenesis chapter 5, this is the book of the generations of Adam. This is verses 1, through 3, when God created man, he made him in the likeness of God, male and…
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…chooses sin over obedience by killing his brother. Shortly after that, another murder follows by another descendant of Adam and Eve. And then inGenesis chapter 5, one of the most depressing chapters in all of Scripture, we read this refrain over and over and over again. And he died, and he died, and he died,…
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…palm tree named Methuselah. And the reason they named the palm tree Methuselah, you may know if you're a Bible nerd, that Methuselah shows up inGenesis chapter 5. He's the oldest person recorded in the Bible. Now, this tree was actually not old. It was planted in 2005, but the seed was. The seed was one of…
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…sphere of influence inside of the home. That's Paul's notion of submission in Titus 2. And of course, it's this notion of submission back inGenesis chapter 5. Now there are a million practical questions that jump into our minds right away. Because that's how we are. This is the way we normally approach…
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Turn in your Bibles please to Genesis,Genesis chapter 5. Thanks Rob. Genesis chapter 5, starting at verse 1. We're going to read the whole chapter together. I could have been very mean and asked someone…
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…is at least a little interesting to me that the sons of Noah are mentioned in a reverse order from when we first learned about them at the end ofGenesis chapter 5. And by the way, God is often doing things in ways that disrupt my penchant for predictability. I have a, I have a, I'm sort of drawn to…
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We study through books of the Bible here at the Village Chapel, and it's my delight this week to be leading us throughGenesis chapter 5. As you may know already, we're calling our study of the book of Genesis in the beginning. It's uh it's a book about the beginnings, many…
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…before the flood. There was nature before the flood. But this becomes the different thing before the flood. In fact, if you jog your eyes back toGenesis chapter 5, just by a, I'm sorry, Genesis chapter 4, just by a brief form of contrast. Cain murders Abel. In chapter 4, verse 10, the Lord asks, Cain, what…
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