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Genesis 5:8 · BSB
5:8 So Seth lived a total of 912 years, and then he died.
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Let's read together from Genesis chapter 4, verses 17 through chapter 5, verse 3. And then we'll have a little bit more inGenesis chapter 5. ! And then we'll flip over to Hebrews 11, which is what our sermon series is based on right now. So there's Bibles at the back. If you'd like one,…
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…of those who are ungodly. Now, first of all, we got to deal with this whole Enoch thing because Enoch is only mentioned in the Bible back inGenesis, chapter 5. OK, That's where he's mentioned. And he's mentioned this interesting story. Enoch is from the line of Seth, You know, when men begin to call on…
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…must believe that he is he is also a rewarder of those who diligently seek him. Enoch was an amazing Old Testament story recorded in the book ofGenesis chapter 5. It says, and it was talking about his his relatives, who his father was and whose family was and they actually go through and trace it to Noah.…
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…they were sinful because God made them that way. He said no, he did not. Oh, oh, Oh yes he did. No, he did not. Can you prove that? Yes, I can.Genesis chapter 5says God created Adam and he created Adam in his image. That tells us how you made Adam. Then the next verse says, and Adam begot children in his…
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…so far? Show of hands. Okay, good. Good. A lot of people. How many of you remember back several weeks ago when we did the genealogy chapter ofGenesis chapter 5? Raise your hands there. All right. Very, very, very nice. Good, good. How many of you would like to do something like that again? Ah, okay, you're…
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…of thought on that. Some folks say that 120 years means God has set that as the maximum lifespan for humans from this point on. If you look atGenesis chapter 5, you see people living 400 years, 600 years, even 900 years. And so God is saying that's too long, these people are doing too much evil, we're…
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…some folks that say that 120 years means God is now saying that's the maximum lifespan for human beings. Prior to this. If you go back and look atGenesis chapter 5, that's where you see all of these people living hundreds and hundreds of years, 678900 years and and God is saying no more. From this point on,…
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…120 years old as the oldest that human beings can get from this point forward. And, and if you read the, the generations of, of humans inGenesis chapter 5, you hear about people living 400 years, 500 years, 600 years, 900 years. And God's saying no more, 120 years is where we're going to stop. The…
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…he's just like, I can live differently in light of this legacy you've been handed. Doesn't necessarily have to be the legacy you leave. Now, inGenesis chapter 5, there's this incredible little thing about Noah that his parents said about him that we miss that is, I think, so significant in this…
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…Thank you, Jesus. So we are continuing our message. We started long ago. And last Wednesday, we saw that in Luke, Dr. Luke was somehow to rewritingGenesis chapter 5. And we know that that Genesis chapter 5 is also linked to Genesis chapter 1, verse 26 to 27. In fact, verse 1 and 2 is also of Genesis chapter 5…
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…will come from the being, which is identity and then functionality. Hallelujah. Okay, so let's go back to, let me introduce some thoughts inGenesis chapter 5before we close for today. Genesis chapter 5, let's return back there. Now, I'm going back now to start with Genesis chapter 5. Let me read from…
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…had an open relationship with one another they just like being together and then we see this really unusual thing happening all up and down here inGenesis chapter 5where all the verses end with or most of the verses end with, and he died, and he died. Look at this. Adam lived 930 years, and he died. I think…
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…to it? He is taken. It's our word for received back in Psalm 49. So God will ransom my soul from the power of Sheol, for he will take me. Look toGenesis chapter 5. And look at verse 24. Enoch walked with God. And he was not. For God received him. For God received him. And so wisdom's solution is just a…
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…it is impossible to please him. For whoever would draw near to God must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who seek him. This is fromGenesis chapter 5, where Enoch is directly taken up into God's presence without dying. Why? Well, it's a unique case in the Bible. It's mentioned very briefly. The…
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…glad you asked. Jesus had to be born of mary to have a human nature. He had to be born of no earthly father because, as we learn from I think it'sGenesis, chapter 5, adam begets a son like himself, and so on and so forth. The sinful nature passes through the father's lineage into the child and they come out…
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Please take your Bibles and let's open them up this morning toGenesis chapter 5. ! If you are just joining us for the first time, we've been preaching through the book of Genesis. We started chapter 1 verse 1 and we've made our…
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…the great purposes of genealogies in the Bible is simply to answer the question of who we are, where we came from. And so it's really great to haveGenesis chapter 5, which traces things from Noah and the great flood all the way back to Adam, the first man whom God created. Genealogies in the Bible reveal the…
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…spoken against him, you might say. What is he talking about here? He references Enoch. Most of you probably know that name, Enoch he's mentioned inGenesis chapter 5. He is the individual that was caught up into heaven without dying in Genesis chapter 5. And he's also referenced in Hebrews chapter 11 for his…
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…11 times in Genesis. And when you go back and look at those, you'll see transitions along the way. It happens in Genesis chapter 2. It happens inGenesis chapter 5. It happens in Genesis chapter 6. It happens in Genesis chapter 10. That's just some examples. And it happens 11 times. And it shows, one, the…
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…And so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned. You say, well, I was a baby. I didn't sin. Well, you're born under that sin nature. InGenesis chapter 5, it says that we're born in Adam's image. We're born under the condemnation of the law. Not everyone is a child of God until they get saved. I know…
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