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Genesis 8:21–22 · BSB
8:21 When the LORD smelled the pleasing aroma, He said in His heart, “Never again will I curse the ground because of man, even though every inclination of his heart is evil from his youth. And never again will I destroy all living creatures as I have done.
8:22 As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night shall never cease.”
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1 Chronicles chapter 11, not Corinthians, 1 Chronicles chapter 11. And also, would you pick upGenesis chapter 8? 1 Chronicles 11, Genesis chapter 8. While you're turning there, I want to thank those who prayed for me this last Monday. Had a unique opportunity…
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…the father of us all. Abraham, the father of us all. So we're going to look to Abraham here and see what God told him. Because it's recorded inGenesis chapter 8and verse 19 where God speaks and he says, For I have known him, and he's speaking about Abraham, I have known him in order that he may command his…
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…I've made you aware that the word harvest is mentioned in the Bible 53 times. The first reference, of course, you may be very familiar with isGenesis chapter 8and in the verse 22. While the earth remaineth, seed, time and harvest and cold and heat, summer and winter and day and night shall not cease. From…
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…and obedient servant just as Noah was. And #4 in our final point this evening, be thankful Noah was thankful. Let's turn over in our Bibles toGenesis chapter 8, verse #20 Genesis chapter 8, verse 20. I find this funny because I mean, how many of us, if we would have built the ark ourselves, we would have…
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Well, please take your Bibles and open them up this morning toGenesis chapter 8. ! If you're using the Pew Bibles there in front of you, if you don't have a copy of God's Word yourself, you can find this all the way on page 5…
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…the smell of the altar was a sweet fragrance to God. In fact, you find that it was the smell of an altar that provoked the promise of a rainbow. InGenesis, chapter 8, we have the account of Noah coming out of the ark after the earth had been purified by the flood, and in verse 20, as Noah comes out of the ark.…
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…of grace. So today's focus is the Noahic Covenant, the covenant with Noah and all of creation, part two. In our Bible, we'll start reading withGenesis chapter 8. We'll start at verse 1, and I'm going to be calling out the section, so I'll try to make it clear so that we can read it and follow along…
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…the picture like a great eagle hovering its wings, the flapping in the wind, hovering over the waters of the deep. And then we're told later inGenesis chapter 8, after the world had been destroyed, a ruach, a wind, spirit, breath, blows away the waters of the flood. And this allows them the dove of peace to…
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…about her. No, when God remembers, it always points to an action of saving. God acts on behalf of the lost and the broken. We can see that back inGenesis chapter 8when God remembers Noah and he intervenes and he acts to save. And God remembers Rachel and he enables her to have a son. You see, this is God's…
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…about her. No, when God remembers, it always points to an action of saving. God acts on behalf of the lost and the broken. We can see that back inGenesis chapter 8when God remembers Noah and he intervenes and he acts to save. And God remembers Rachel and he enables her to have a son. You see, this is God's…
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…mountains and as I was driving home yesterday, I was just thinking about all of these moments through the Bible that God shows up on the mountains.Genesis chapter 8, the flood is resending Noah is driving the ark, right? He's driving, you don't really drive it. You're just along for the ride. And what happens…
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…is abundant life. And so we pray these things knowing that you hear us because we pray in his precious name. Amen. Well, let me invite you to haveGenesis chapters 8and 9 open in front of you. We are at Noah part 2. I've been done part 1 last week and as we dive into Noah part 2 today, let me begin by taking…
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…together. Noah was the preacher of doom. He was the one who alone with his family was saved when the world was destroyed. But if we jump forward toGenesis chapter 8, in Genesis chapter 8, God does give us that comfort through Noah as he sends Noah out to manage the earth and as he promises there will never be…
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…righteous man. And God says, I'm going to make a promise to you. I'm not going to destroy the earth by flood water ever again. Even though, this isGenesis chapter 8, 21. Do you remember what he says? Even though every inclination of his heart is evil from youth. Everything, every inclination, everything that…
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