Sermon
Fall Of Man
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Welcome Just hand Away Tagalog Sermon podcast, your daily dose
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of inspiring from heartfelt tagalog sermons from different pasters and
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speakers all over the Philippines. We open this podcast finds
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you in good shape and now here's your message.
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You're listening to a podcast from Victory. Though God created
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everything good, sin entered and caused pain, suffering, misalignment and
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veering from God's plan. Learn more about this message in
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week two of our series. The Story of Us fasts.
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Here and we are now in the second week of
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our series, Uh, the story about us? And we have
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last week at Yes Green now so bron pack no
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ating series. And today I won't go uh, let's go
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straight to the word. Let's bow that our heads and
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pray Lord, we thank you for today. We open our hearts,
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that fire come down from heaven and consume as God.
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Maybe know more of who you are in Jesus name. Amen.
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So this series is about our story. It's a story
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of us. It's a story of human beings. It's a
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story of humanity. What is our purpose? Why are we here?
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And last week we have a very pact it was
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very full coming from Genesis chapter one. Actually for a
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couple of verses, if you would remember, no, last week
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we ended with this idea that God designed a good world.
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And whether you are a Christian or not, whether you
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believe in the Bible or not, or whether you agree
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with what Genesis says or not, this is what we
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all want our world to be, Isn't it true? Whether
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Christiano or in mundo, we want a good world. And
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last week we saw that when God designed the world,
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he designed it to be to be a good world,
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and that mankind us we are created in the image
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and likeness of God. But here's the tension that we
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left hanging last week. If God wanted a good world,
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why is it when we open our Facebook, when we
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watch the TV, we would see evil happening all around us?
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Because you don't have to be a Christian to agree
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with me in this. We all observe and we all
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generally agree that there is something wrong in this world.
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There's crime outside, there's war, there's terrorism, there's corruption, there's suicide,
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there's stealing, there's killings. There's something broken in our world.
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And you don't even have to be a Christian to
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declare this. This is something we all generally agree. Now
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the question is how did we get here? So many
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theories about that, lack of education, lack of self expression,
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lack of discipline, and all those things, But how did
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we get here? How come we have a world that's broken?
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If God said, oh, he created a good world, but
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when I go back to my office, when I go
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back to my campus, it's not a good world. There
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is something wrong. That's what we're going to look at.
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How did we get here? So we're going to read
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from chapter three of Genesis, and it's going to be
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very packed. Genesis three, verse one, it says here, now
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the serpent was more crafty than any other beast of
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the field that the Lord God had made. He said
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to the woman, Did God actually say you shall not
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eat of any tree in the garden? Now? Before I continue,
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most of us here you may be familiar with this story,
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but I'm praying and I'm begging you to look at
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it in a different perspective. As I've said last week,
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much of our issues in today's world are actually addressed
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and acknowledged in the first three chapters of Genesis, or
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in the first three chapters of the Bible Verse three,
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verse two, Sabidito and the woman said to the serpent,
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we may eat of the fruit of the trees in
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the garden. But God said, you shall not eat of
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the fruit of the tree that is in the midst
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of the garden. Neither shall you touch it lest you
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die verse four. But the serpent said to the woman,
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you will not surely die, for God knows that when
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you eat of it, your eyes will be open, and
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you will be like God, knowing good and evil. The
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first thing that we need to observe here is that
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there is the presence of an enemy, and that enemy
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is called the devil. Whether you believe the devil or
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not is up to you. But if you don't believe
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the devil, be already in a disadvantage because, say, whether
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we believe him or not, he exists, and the goal
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of the devil is to oppose God. They're not equals,
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mind you, and yang, God is far more supreme and
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powerful than him. But the active rule of the devil
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is to destroy and to corrupt and to oppose God's will.
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And Elan, I won't say in themaganda too, But the
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schemes of the devil in Genesis is the same schemes
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that he still uses until today. What do I mean?
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The devil accuses? Did God actually say anabi? Any? Lord?
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He accuses God, He accuses us, not only that the
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devil is a liar, he deceives Sabina. No, no, no,
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you will surely die. If you read chapter two of Genesis,
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God said you may eat a van tree, except the
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tree of knowledge of good and evil, because if you
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eat it, you will die. No, no, he must have
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you know you must have misheard him. You will not
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surely die. And you know what the next attack of
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the devil is something that we all are familiar with.
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You're missing out on something for God knows. I know
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the moment we need with hold say you see, Lord,
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you know that statement, for God knows. He kind of
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accuses God of you know what he says he loves you,
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But why isn't he giving you what makes you happy?
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Maybe we have that prayers? Lord, I'm praying. I'm praying.
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Why aren't you answering me? Why aren't Why am I
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not happy? Back it? No, Lord, that's a lie of
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the devil. You know what God knows case you'll be
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better than him. You know what is not giving you?
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He says he loves you, but he doesn't give you
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the best schemes of the devil and nasty. The temptation,
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the greatest temptation is this, you will be like God.
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You know what, He's holding the fruit for you from
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you because you be like God. You know what's kind
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of interesting with the last statement, you will be like God.
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Remember what are we called. We are called to be
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in the image and likeness of God. So in short,
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we are already like God in the sense that we
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image him and we reflect him. But this time the
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devil makes us forget our identity Adam. And if no,
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we're like God already. I don't have to disobey God
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so that I can fulfill my identity. I can know
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good and evil if I just choose to obey God.
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But I feel like God's withholding some good from me
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and I get to be like God. At the very
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heart of our sin is that declaration. Now God, you're
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not God. I am God. I get to say what's
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good and what's evil, but not important just who everyone's
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doing it. I feel good about it. It's good. That's
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at the very heart of all our sin, declaring God,
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You're not God, I am God. That's the temptation. Of
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the devil. Then and until now, there's nothing new. He
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just changes the words, but in essence it's still the same.
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He makes us forget our identity. We are created to
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be an image bearer in the image and likeness of God.
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The temptation of the devil and something new he just angles.
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He just positions him self. So he's a great marketer.
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He sells that, the sin and that temptation in such
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a way in a patent feeling. But in reality, if
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you remember who we are in Christ, we actually have
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that already, your identity, not in So how did the
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how did mankind respond? Verse six sabio. So when the
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woman saw that the tree was good for food, and
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it was a delight to the eyes, and that the
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tree was to be desired to make one wise, she
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took of its food and ate, and she also gave
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some to her husband, who was with her. Now the
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lie of the devil has set in. If we let
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the lies of the devil set in our lives, the
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lies become eventually our truth, even though it's not really true.
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For Eve, she believed the lie. Now it's a reality
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to her. I'm like God, So who says I should
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not get this fruit and eat it. She determines what's
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good and what's not. Now, the loss of the eyes,
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the loss of the flesh and the pride of life,
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I will become like God. There's this desire to be wise,
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and she took it. And this is the definition of sin,
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and this is the start of our downfall. Their sin
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is still present until now. We usually think of sin
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or caslana us doing something wrong, stealing, cheating, killing, cursing.
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We used to think that sin is doing something wrong,
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and yes, but if that is all our definition of sin,
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we are missing on a lot. Sin in its origin
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original language, actually means missing the mark. Can I ask
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Benjambista illustration, I've been wanting to do this, okay, So
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so sin is missing the mark. It means that what
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God wants us to have. So sin is when God
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says you aim at that and we try our best,
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but we don't hit it. You're not effort. That's also sin.
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We we think that sin is just deliberately, you know,
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doing something bad. Yes, but not only that, it's also
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failing to do something good. But more than that, sin
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also is not just doing something bad. It's declaring that no,
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I'm not submitting to God's law. The Bible says sin
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is lawlessness. It's removing God from the picture and putting
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ourselves as God. And we get to say, I'm not
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hitting that a yohu Lord, that's sin. And we think
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that sin is just all our actions Nata mura Salita.
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But you know that sin also starts in this, in
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our minds and in our hearts, meaning I don't even
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have to do anything bad, Masha. And then there's reading
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the heart. We've already set the direction of our life,
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not to the will of God, but to somewhere else.
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Not only that, sin is both commission and omission. What
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do I mean? Sin is commission in the sense Nasina
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Jana and magasala. We did things that we should not do,
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like what Eve did. She took the fruit and ate
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it when it should not have been done. But sin
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also is omission. We did not do something we're supposed
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to do. What Adam did verse Canina. Adam was right
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besides Eve, Adamnand the first sin of man, the male
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is passivity. When you look at our world now, how
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many men are passive, just sitting in their chairs playing
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video games for rs and rs and losing their purpose
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in life. Sin is not just doing something bad. Sin
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is deliberately saying I'm not hitting that, I'm going to
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hit whatever I want to hit because I rule my life,
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my happiness, my joy, my dreams, my way, Me, me,
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me and me, you gets it done. What's the effect
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of sin in our lives? The effect of that is separation.
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There was now a separation between us and God. Tyo
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Sabirito's the next versal, Genesis three, verse seven, It says,
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here then the then the eyes of both were open,
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and they knew that they were naked, and they sued
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fig leaves together and made themselves loincloths verse eight, Sabidito.
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And they heard the sound of the Lord God walking
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in the cool of the day, the paparatingna Sabi Tito,
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and the man and his wife hid themselves from the
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presence of the Lord God among the trees of the garden.
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But the Lord called out to the man, where are
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you all right? Where are you? Sabi titos so diverse,
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And he said, I heard the sound of you in
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the garden, and I was afraid, and I was naked,
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and I hid myself. Some things that we could see
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here there was separation between God and man Nasanka. It's
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not that God didn't know. God knows, it's that man
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chows to hide himself from God. In fact, remember that
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time nabasad glassna plata nasala Man, you know you've done
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something wrong. That's what they felt mana basadilla when they
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broke the law or the command of God. They knew
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they did something wrong, so they hit There's this separation,
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there's this shame, there's this guilt, guilty, and how many
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of us here coming to church every Sunday sometimes that's
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what you feel. I feel guilty every time pastor preaches.
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Open up. This is the effect of sin, separation between
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God and man. Not only that they started covering up
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their sin, they sued going fig leaves together in their
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effort to cover their shame. And all of us here we,
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in one way or another, have tried to cover our
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sin in our education, in our finances, in our being religious,
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in our being good. But all those things cannot cover
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up our sin, shame and guilt. Another thing that we
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can observe here is the sudden increase of iye making
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self centered. As man I heard I was naked, I
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was afraid. I hid myself Kawana Manahue. And this is
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our generation right now, right the victim mentality. I deserve
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to be treated like this. It's my right. I got hurt.
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I need respect, I need appreciation. Now the world suddenly
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revolves around man and not God. Could you imagine if
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all of us here starts to want to revolve all
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things around us. Nakhila and Taio, you selfish nesty, Coach, Josh,
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your selfish Adrian, you selfishness, go but Nakhila and Taio.
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And thus we see that in our schools, in our work,
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in our relationships, Sinos my friend, my cor relationship, the
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soubram self centered. Aren't we all fed up with people
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like that? Their their heads are just so big? And
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Yavang Why the effect of sin? Look at the number
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of eyes now it revolves around him. Then look at
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what God says. So the effect of sin, okay a
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separation between us and God. Because now we declare we
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are like God, and now the world revolves around us.
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We define what's good and what's wrong. Now look at
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the next thing that happened Verses eleven to twelve. He said,
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who told you that you were naked? Sabini, God, have
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you eaten of the tree which I commanded you not
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to eat? The man said, the woman whom you gave
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with me, she gave me fruit of the tree and
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I ate it. You know, Simolan, and see had hen
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I'm muba Adam you fruit. He didn't notice that. He
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didn't answer. Sabina yumba baye Nabini gay Mo, I'm the
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victim here God, the woman which is the tournament who
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you gave Lord? Which is also true? The Lord, I'm
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the victim here. Why are you asking me? I'm the
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the kouawa party here? Lord? It's her port fault and
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which by the way, Lord Lord kayoma case. That's what
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Adam was saying. Now the blame shifts started happening. Now
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the separation not just between God and man starts, but
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now the separation between man with their fellow mankind starts.
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Solana motoy it's your fault, Sino. Don't raise your hands,
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say na galitna conte na another human being in the
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past five days. Don't raise your hands. Usually what's the topic.
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It's either that person did something wrong against you, or
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that there's a misunderstanding or mag you know. Malay and
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you started hating that person, whatever it is. Lain in
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a sabe my ginawahan malay he or she hurt me.
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That's the start of sin. That's the effect of sin,
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rather not just separation between God and man, separation between
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man and another man. Now pre obviously Adam and Eve
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was enjoying the fellowship of God and man. They were
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enjoying the fellowship of each other. When sin came, it
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was all destroyed. It's his fault, it's her fault. It's
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causing the world revolves around you. When the world stops
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revolving around you, we start being angry. We start oh,
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I didn't get the way I want it to be.
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That's the separation between God and that's why God is
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mad at sin. It's not because he's a cosmic cage
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or a cosmic killed joy. He knows the effects of sin.
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It separates us from him, and it destroys our relationship
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with each other. Sine meat nah friends mon nomatagal that
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office met megino and and he or she has offended you,
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even if your officemate is just two blocks away from me,
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you in your office space. Malap or a classimo make
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a classic. You know doesn't it feel like, even though
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that person is physically near you, there's in your feeling
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there there's distance between you. Let me tell how about
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this one for the married people husband wife, tiba is ahama.
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But when there's an offense, you feel like, even though
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that person is literally right next to you, there's distance
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between you. What's that? The effect of sin? That's why
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God is mad at sin. And not only does it
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bring separation, it also brings brokenness. Now it doesn't just
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separate us, it breaks us. And for me, this is
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what this is, what this is what makes me angry
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about sin. And hopefully at the end of the series,
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when you read the Bible and when the Bible tells
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you to walk righteously and fight and turn away from sin.
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God's not telling that because he's beholding something from you.
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But God's telling that because he knows that it can
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separate you and it can break you. What do I
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mean by brokenness? Remember last week Yu mahawala, I have
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no time to describe this once again. But remember, since
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we are created in the image and likeness of God,
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we are a complete being. We reflect God and image
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God in these variety of ways. When sin came. It
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broke our image as a living being, our soul. Our
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emotions now become deceitful. Our spirit now we experience spirit
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will death, our morality, our conscience of what's right and
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what's wrong. Now, since we are functioning like God, we
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say what's right and what's wrong our unique personality. Now
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there's insecturities I II insecurities our mind, which by the way,
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belongs to the soul. Our mind is now plagued by
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depression and psychological issues. Our relationships can't function anymore because
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now your relationship, not the good design, is being corrupted
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by sin. We want we want to abuse physically, there's sickness,
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the sexually, there's distortion of gender orientation, all of that.
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To say it came from sin, imagine the gravity of it, Tao.
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We are undergoing some psychological problems, and we said last
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time that we can't just attack it at one point.
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It's a complete package. But Sin distorted that also. That's
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why there's that depression. We long depressed, so Genesis one.
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But when sin came, that's why there is That's why
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God so mad. That's sin. He doesn't want that. Remember creativity.
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God created us to be creative beings. If you're a
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business man, we have When you have a business idea
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and you start a business, you're exercising the image of God.
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You're creating value to the world. You're creating something good
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so that it would benefit society. Now that sin came,
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we get creative in sinning Yu Maha balita wowala. He
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was and you checkpoints. He was a young young Anatoma.
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Pierre Mahanta is a airport Parada smuggle. And we see
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now the creativity of men to create sin. In fact,
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let's not go further. Let's start with Let's start with us.
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Isn't it true? Sometimes we create lies to protect ourselves.
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We get creative with lies sin. It affects our creativity
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that the original design is user creativity for something good.
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Now I'm using my creativity for my benefit and sometimes
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to hurt the world purpose. Our purpose is destroyed. Also
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now sometimes we feel like we don't live for a purpose.
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Why am I here? Or we have a distorted view
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of purpose. I live so that I can be happy.
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I live so that I can alone, so that I
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will be successful. It's a distorted view of purpose. The
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image is broken. Not only that our how we lead,
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remember this last week. We are called to lead, to
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be a good steward and to create and fight fight
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for good. Because of sin, it has distorted that. Also,
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now I a not ima lead or you want to
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lead to do something bad stewardship. Now when we look
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at our environment, but what's the reason why it was closed?
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Because men have not become good stewards and it destroys
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the environment. And now there's a whole cost of environmentalism.
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As Christians, we are environmentalists because we are called to
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be good stewards of our environment. Also we're also called
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to create good and to fight for good. But because
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of sin, when we don't disciple, when we don't preach,
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when we don't reach out, we are taking a backstep
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and letting the bad take the lead. Here's another thing
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that surprised me, a Asalan and Natin. But did you
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know that even the whole creation was also affected, the
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whole of it ta mara natural disasters. That's why we
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have earthquakes, sounamis and storms, all of that. The effect
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of sin. So you may be here and you may
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be saying grabbing a man, the effect on LEI like, oh,
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that's exactly my point. We view sin so small, but
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God views it. It can destroy your relationship with me
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and your relationship with everyone else. It corrupts the whole thing.
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I have here another illustration. And but as I said,
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I need a table. As we've said last time, we
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are called in the image and likeness of God. We
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reflect God Tibah. But when sin came, when God called
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us to reflect him, he called us to reflect him,
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to lead and to rule, to be goods towards, to
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create good, to fight for what's good, to be a
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living being that reflects God. That's our purpose first two
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chapters of Genesis. This is who we are. His will
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is our mission to be a blessing to the world.
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But the effect of sin in Adam and Eve's life
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was passed on to us, and that sin lives in
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all of us here and now. Instead of us reflecting God,
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it was broken ay by Mila Matt. It's not completely
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the mind you there's still reflection. That's why, even if
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you're not a Christian, that person can create something good.
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Hindi Kristiano Hindisilla pero da Hill, your image to God
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Nasa pen. But they are also broken. You see here's
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the point. We are all broken in different ways. We
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we still reflect God in a certain degree, but it's
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not the same anymore. That's why you can be here,
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we can worship, we can listen, but there's still undult
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sin in our lives. You are living a broken life.
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You are living a life that's not what God wants.
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That's why means Santi Bahit and Miss Manama, why broken?
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We are all broken? Yoo yo ikau. We are all broken.
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You know. It's easy to say when we look at
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the the bad news in the TV right now. It's
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easy to say young a corrupt government official, a terrorist
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in the other country, a rapist. It's easy to say
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a Samanila, Why is our world like that? But here's
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the hard truth. The same evil that lives in their hearts.
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If you and I are really honest with ourselves, it's
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the same evil that lives in our hearts. We are
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all broken. We're all broken a different way. Ibalangian degree,
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no gravity and supposed to. We may not have raped anyone,
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but we have lusted someone. We may not have killed someone,
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but we have become angry at someone to the point
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that we want something that's bad for them. We may
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not have corrupted millions, but we may have stolen answers jantika,
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We may have stolen ideas. We may have stolen a
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little bit less than one thousand pesos. But the seed
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of sin is there, and when it grows, it produces death,
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and it corrupts. It separates us between God and man,
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and it destroys, It breaks our relationship with each other.
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Come only it putslan And I hope this preaching tells
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you your view of sin is so small. God's telling you.
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That's not the gravity of sin. This is so big.
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Now let's continue with this afterwards, when God said, okay, Adam,
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what happened Sabini Adams Eve, Eve? What happens Sabini IV?
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You snake and all that? And then God pronounced accurs
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upon them, they suffered the consequences. By the way, listen
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to this, Sin always has a consequence, always an na pan.
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Sin always has a consequence. And do not for a
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second belief. Now we're free to do anything that we
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want to do as long as no one gets hurt.
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That's a lie from the devil, because the truth is
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every sin God is hurt. Because every sin, whether done
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against him, intentionally or not, is ultimately done against him.
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Had you sin against Godyan, you sin that and against
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gay Gadyan. Obviously against a sin always breaks God's heart.
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So don't ever say it's like you're saying, I don't
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believe in God. I'm the God. At The truth is
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God gets hurt why because He loves us. Now let's
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continue with the story. You know what's interesting now after
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this Genesis chapter five is a story of Cain and Abel.
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And you know the story right, Cain killed Abel. After
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that story, Genesis chapter six sab the people has grown
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in their evilness, not their thoughts and hearts are always
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evil continually in all, I want to encourage you to
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read Genesis three and you will notice that in the
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middle of all of it, no one said sorry to God.
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And that's why the Bible is offensive means and I
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am not in Masa makah. No one said sorry. Tangapin.
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You go to the school, and what does it teach us?
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We are a good person, there's goodness within. It's a
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society outside that caused us to become like this. The
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Bible teaches otherwise, we are utterly depraved, We are sinners.
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Objects of God's wrath broken in the middle of it.
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No one said sorry. Bai Sabini Adam, Shah Sabini IV,
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Shah Sabino snake, okay was easy afterwards. No one said sorry.
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When Kane killed Abel and Kate and God didn't killed
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a uh Cain, Kane didn't say sorry. When the flood
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before Noah came, no one said sorry. That's how sinful
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our hearts are. In the middle of that, in the
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middle of our sinfulness, in the middle of our utter depravity.
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How did God respond? We read it a while ago
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he covered them, the Rakpani lord. Before that, he looked
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for them, Nasanka, you know why he's saying that there's
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the separation. But now he's chasing us. He's looking for us.
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He fights for us. What's happened? What happened, Alanda money Lord?
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What happened? Though? He chases us in the middle of
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all our utter sin and darkness in our hearts? How
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did God respond? Look at this and they heard the
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sound of the Lord God walking in the garden in
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the cool of the day. But the Lord God called
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to the man and said to him, where are you?
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And the Lord God made for Adam and for his
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wife garments of skin and clothing them. In the middle
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of all the sin, how did how did God respond
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or responded sible? God was walking in the cool of
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the garden of the day. What does it mean? Right now?
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You know Afri se jed il mahil and a mahaba guy,
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so MeBot know so plus total. And sometimes we would
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hear a loud crash man who look, maybe a bunch
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of books or toys or thank god, laptop and what's
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a reaction? Who are in? Were opens her? It's like,
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oh no, then in the basket? But look at God's reaction.
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He was walking in the cool of the day. What
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does it mean? It means that he is still sovereign?
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Death could sin could not defeat God walking in the
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cool of the day. And after that, what did he
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do in his sovereignty? He decided to pursue Adam and Eve.
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He could have said die, but he didn't. Where are you?
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I love you? Actually, to be honest, but illustration, insha,
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that's the reason why I'm concerned. That's exactly what God's saying. Here,
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Where are you? I love you, my son, I love
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you my daughter? What happened? Where are you. He didn't
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ask what happened. He knows what happened, and the blame
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shifts happen. And what God did, He covered their sin.
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He covered their guilt. He dealt with their sin. No
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is a time problema the devil. The devil is still
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there actively opposing. But look at what happened in Genesis three,
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verse fifteen. God said, I will put an enmity between
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you and the woman goes in devil detail, and between
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your offspring and her offspring. He shall bruise your head
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and you shall bruise his heel. What God was saying
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is you will still be continually opposing me, and there's
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going to be one cosmic showdown between you and the
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seed of the woman Mgiggin descendant Ya. And your best
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most hideous plan is just going to strike his heel
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m pinata, best effort Mohandan and battle ok Tama bay word,
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your best effort, Satan, your most hideous plans in the world.
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Devil is only going to hit this and at the end,
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I will crush you with one blow. That's what Christ
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did on the cross. The seed was Jesus. The plan
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of the devil was to kill the son of God,
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his best intention crushed when Christ resurrected. Now we're going
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to end with this. That's what that's the end of
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Genesis three. Well, we may look at our world today.
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We still want this a good world, but the reality
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is they're sin in the world. Before we take one
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step further to solve the problem, we need to first
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admit that we have the problem. But here's the good
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news for all of us. Here. The mission of God,
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the will of God, the heart of God is for
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the good world to come back. And there is one
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biblical word for that, and that is the word shalom.
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God wants to bring shalom. Now, what's shalom? And why
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is that so important right now? If you are here
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and you have problems psychologically, mentally, financially, physically, in terms
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of society relationships, I want to tell you that's the answer. Shalom. Now,
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what's that? That's what we're going to look at next week.
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