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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2019 · 22 MIN

The Completion Of Man (Genesis No.6)

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Today we will be reviewing Genesis 2:8-25. There are many trials to face when coming upon the introduction of genesis. This may truly be the single most profound text in the world, with the most meanings, yet portrayed in a captivating manner. Of course, there are language barriers and cultures barriers (the text is thousands of years old after all) but there are larger hurdles in that so many people are passionate about the opening of Genesis, that it can prevent us from seeing its beauty with our own eyes, and through the lenses of someone else’s desires. I hope that God will bless me to do you and this text justice in the message today. We know that the Adam and Eve are with the presence of God and comfortable with Him, and that they are provided for. We also know that they have purpose as stewards and reflection of God, freedom, a hand in creation, a drive to work, that they were made to be in community, and that they are of equal standing to one another here before the fall,  please note that after the fall all the goodness of creation is subject to be changed and corrupted. In addition to what we will have learned about mankind, there are many, many statements about how the world works in these verses that we will reviewed in Genesis 2:8-25.

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