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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2020

Genesis Study 15

from “Not About Us” Genesis Bible Study · host Brad Allen

Genesis 3:11-15 “Not About Us” presents the next installment of this Genesis study podcast Bible adventure. Scott starts off by explaining why it is important when God asks a question and presents a discussion of the three questions God asks in these verses. Evidence is given to suggest examples of different types of people who deceive, those aware of what they are doing and those who believe they are truly doing God’s will. Scott shares a personal story of a person who had been mislead by the advice of someone who gave false information about God but was believed to be credible due to his position. A conversation is had about really understanding God’s word and what information is given from other sources. The study continues with a discussion of what it means that the serpent will be defeated but first the serpent will strike His heel and Scott gives his idea that Satan can only attack God’s peace but never His joy or love. The fact that we do not have perfect peace yet and must work helps to show this point. The study wraps up with a discussion of the punishment given to the serpent and ideas of why God put enmity between man and the Satan. Before closing Brad shares his thoughts on why he self-convicts himself and how he uses that passion in prayer when talking with God.

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