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Genesis 9:13–16 · BSB
9:13 I have set My rainbow in the clouds, and it will be a sign of the covenant between Me and the earth.
9:14 Whenever I form clouds over the earth and the rainbow appears in the clouds,
9:15 I will remember My covenant between Me and you and every living creature of every kind. Never again will the waters become a flood to destroy all life.
9:16 And whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of every kind that is on the earth.”
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…wrong with what the Bible would classify as an unclean animal because we see if that was true you know then God's causing his people to sin inGenesis chapter 9when he specifically said you can eat the unclean animals right this is obviously a law that he instituted at this particular time in this era in…
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…it, okay? And have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the fowl of the air and over every living thing that moveeth upon the earth. Go toGenesis chapter 9, Genesis chapter 9. So we see explicitly in the very first chapter of the Bible, God says, he creates man, he says, you are the ruler of this…
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…have been weep on eyes. So today we're going to do a lot of heavily on Bible interpretation using those thoughts we shared yesterday. Amen.Genesis chapter 9. So this is one of the texts that was used to promote slavery. Genesis chapter 9 verse 18. And remember, those who promoted slavery are not just…
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…of human life flows directly and exclusively from the fact that God has made us to bear his image. Now notice the placement of this. This isGenesis chapter 9. This is not God speaking to the nation of Israel within the covenant structures of the people. He is speaking to all humanity here, that every one…
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…by God. We're people made in his image, and he still has that mandate to us. Be fruitful, multiply, and fill the earth. That's where we left off inGenesis chapter 9. There's Noah's family, eight people, Noah, his three sons, and their wives, with God's blessing to fill the earth. Now, fast forward today to…
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…on your husband, and he will rule over these. So, here's the promise of that good news that we saw up there with Mary in the New Testament. Turn toGenesis chapter 9. This continues with the promise that God made back there in Genesis 3 and:e 16. It it goes on now all the way into the into the New Testament. And…
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…want to give you a little bit of context before we jump in. So, Tower of Babel takes place in Genesis chapter 11, but two chapters before that, inGenesis chapter 9, is the end of the story of Noah's Ark. And so if you haven't heard about Babel, I'm sure you've read the story of Noah's Ark. Basically, God…
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…6, I will make you exceedingly fruitful. The word fruitful there echoes Genesis chapter 1, the promise at creation, or the mandate at creation. AndGenesis chapter 9, the command to Noah, the blessing of Noah after the flood. I will make you exceedingly fruitful and I will make you into nations, God says. That's…
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…James Bible perverted in all the new translations to obscure this truth. These are the identical words that were spoken to Noah after the flood inGenesis chapter 9and verse 1. And if Noah's posterity was to replace the anti-deluvian race, the race of men that dwelt on earth prior to the flood, then Adam's…
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…to do and uh give you this thought tonight. Really more of a Sunday type message but I'm going to preach it best the Lord will help me tonight.Genesis chapter 9. And uh and I want you to know tonight, church, I I I really do appreciate each one of you tonight. And uh I'm thankful for you. And I'm thankful…
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…us see that God is a promisor. It is who He is, and it's what He does and He has. He can't help it. He's like addicted to bringing his promises.Genesis Chapter 9he promised Noah he would never again destroy the world by flood. Genesis chapter 12 he promised land and innumerable descendants to Abraham.…
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…some of them being civic laws, civil codes. And I would say that the ones that specify the death penalty, that according to the Noate Covenant,Genesis chapter 9, there's actually only one crime, not only a sin, but it's also a crime, that merits or mandates even capital punishment, and that is the taking of…
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…to remember, because I think it's important, and I believe that we have a God who calls us to remember. It goes all the way back if you look inGenesis chapter 9, after God seeing the world and seeing how evil it was, and how all the time people were evil, and and he decides like this is not working, but he…
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…of humanity did not disappear. There are two key verses that tell us that the image of God still carries forward with relationship to humanity. InGenesis chapter 9, after the flood, in which God is speaking about human government and the responsibilities that we have of keeping an ordered society, talks about…
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…three other sons he had who would not curse were the fathers of the African nations. [SPEAKER_00]: Kannon was the son who was cursed. [SPEAKER_00]:Genesis chapter 9verse number 18 says, cursed be Kannon. [SPEAKER_00]: A servant of servants, he shall be to his brothers verse 26. [SPEAKER_00]: Blessed be the…
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…what happens in Genesis chapter 6? God has to start over with one family. He brings the flood, destroys everyone except that one family. Then inGenesis chapter 9, you'll never guess what you're going to read. Noah, be fruitful and multiply. We're going to try this again. And guess what happens in Genesis…
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…is right? Well, I think if we go to the next passage where the image of God comes up in the book of Genesis, that becomes clear. So, this isGenesis chapter 9. Genesis 9, verse 6. So, the fall happens, Adam and Eve are expelled from the garden, humanity continues to be fruitful and multiply, but rather…
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…Lord, just as what God has done for you. Yaman Mahapatra, let us thank the Lord, but even now, even today, not only through what we have heard inGenesis Chapter 9, not only through the gospel preached to us, but the Lord in His mercy and grace, making the gospel visible to us. The Lord our Lord and Saviour…
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…authoritative word to us. And so as I read this, just be blessed to know that it is God Himself speaking through human authors to us here today.Genesis chapter 9, starting in verse 18. It says, Now the sons of Noah who came out of the ark were Shem, Ham and Japheth. And Ham was the father of Canaan. These…
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…The stones mentioned are Jasper and carnelian and a rainbow, like an emerald. Now, the rainbow should automatically transport us back toGenesis chapter 9and should remind us that God uses a rainbow as the sign of his covenant promise to Noah. And that covenant promise was that he wouldn't destroy…
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