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      • This process is pictured in Genesis 6:1-8, which describes the world just prior to God’s judgment in the flood. It shows us that... Sin begins with compromise, goes on to corruption, and ends in condemnation, unless we respond to God’s grace.
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  2. Jun 30, 2024 · Some might define sin as hurting other people, not fulfilling our potential, negatively impacting the planet, a morality tale to control the “weak,” or an illusion. Genesis reveals how man came to be in his sinful and helpless state and provides the foundational information of the gospel message.

    • Who Sinned First

      Therefore, just as through one man sin entered into the...

    • The Unforgivable Sin

      But if one rejects Christ and does not receive Him as their...

    • Labor

      God had worked in creating the universe and everything on...

  3. Sin Changes Your Self-Relationship. "Then the Lord God said, "Behold, the man has become like one of Us, knowing good and evil; and now, lest he stretch out his hand, and take also from the tree of life, and eat, and live forever" (Genesis 3:22). One definition of "peace" is the absence of conflict.

  4. Jun 14, 2022 · Genesis 3 describes the first human sin and its consequences, commonly called “the Fall.” The serpent tricks Eve into eating fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Eve then offers some of the fruit to Adam, which he willingly eats.

  5. Genesis chapter three provides the explanation for the origin of mankinds downfall after Eve gave into Satan’s temptations and Adam followed her example. Satan is the enemy of every person. Before Adam and Eve sinned, he led a third of the angels in rebellion against God.

    • Sin Begins with Compromise.
    • Sin Goes on to Corruption.
    • Sin Ends in condemnation.
    • We Can Respond to God’s Grace.
    • Conclusion
    • Discussion Questions

    We read that as the population grew, “the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful; and they took wives for themselves, whomever they chose” (6:1-2). The first interpretive problem (of several) is, Who are the sons of God and the daughters of men? It’s easy to lose the application of this text in the debate over the right interpreta...

    I will come back to verse 3; but note that in verse 4, Moses mentions the Nephilim. This is another major interpretive problem. Who were the Nephilim?Those who hold to the angel view say that they were a race of giants who resulted from the union of the angels with the daughters of men. But the text doesn’t say that they are the product of that uni...

    God determined to bring judgment on the whole world because of man’s corruption (6:6-7). When the Bible says that God “repented” (KJV), it does not mean that He changed His eternal plan. God is unchangeable in His person, perfections, and purposes. Nothing thwarts the counsel of His will (Eph. 1:11). But from our perspective, sometimes it seems tha...

    “But Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord” (6:8). The word favor means acceptance or grace. When used of God’s favor toward man it means His undeserved favor. Noah did not earn favor with God, he found it. He was just as much a sinner as his contemporaries (9:21). The difference was, Noah was willing to accept God’s view of his own sin and to t...

    But God’s grace does have a limit. In Noah’s day, it was 120 years. The flood came and everyone was lost except Noah and his family. In our day, we do not know when time will run out. We do know that our day, like Noah’s, is a time of unparalleled corruption, with people going on about life without regard for God. And we do know that God “has fixed...

    What are some ways we are tempted to compromise with sin in our society?
    What would you say to someone who argued that all people aren’t as bad as verse 5 indicates?
    Where is the balance between sharing God’s judgment and His love when we witness?
    Why is intermarriage with unbelievers such a serious sin?
  6. Oct 5, 2018 · Genesis opens with God creating the heavens and the earth, the stars, the plants, the animals, and humans: Adam and Eve. God places Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, but they rebel against God, introducing a curse of sin and death to the world.

  7. As we see in Genesis 3, all of Adam’s descendants are born with sin natures. Romans 5:12 affirms that we all sinned “in Adam.” The doctrinal term to describe this condition is “representative headship.” But is it fair that we suffer for Adam’s sin? Consider four points.

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