QUEST TO UNDERSTAND ELEMENTARY SCRIPTURAL TRUTH
Redemption in Genesis
Genesis 6:5-6 · Pastor Craig R. Jarvis
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Review: Where did we leave off?
What was the condition of man when we left off?
What hope was there for man?
Who was responsible for the condition man found himself in?
Which of these statements is true?
- Satan created evil.
- Eve created evil.
- Satan distorted the good already created.
- Man fulfilled his purpose in…
- Spontaneous worship to the Creator.
- Working the garden and adding his character (creativity) to it.
- His relationship to his wife.
- Imaging God to the world in which he lived.
- All the above.
- All of these are because all of these are
- of to the .
- Seven Effects of the Fall:
2DESTROYED:REPLACED WITH:
- Loss of legal/moral
- was distorted
- with God was broken
- Man’s was cursed
- with God crumbled
- Humankind lost
- Destroyed of God upon man
- Replaced with
- Replaced with
- Replaced with
- Replaced with and
- Replaced with
- Replaced with imputed
- Replaced with need for divine grace
- Hope For Man Through a Redeemer:
- The fate of man sealed by sin: complete
- The Fall of Man into sin is all consuming.
- The effects of the Fall affect his entire . Genesis 6:5-6
- The effects of the Fall affect his entire . Genesis 8:21
- The effects of the Fall affect the entire . Psalm 14:1-3
- The Fall of Man into sin is unalterable.
- All people are condemned to sin. Ecclesiastes 7:20
- All people choose sin rather than choose God. Romans 1:29-32
- All people are destined to never find God. Romans 3:23
- God’s promise of hope: the protevangelium
- “Protevangelium” = “The first ”
- Genesis 3:15 – Traditional scholars typically understood as protevangelium.
- “I will put enmity between you and the woman,
- And between your offspring and hers;
- He will strike your head,
- And you will strike his heel.”
- Enmity is the word used to describe the constant battle for humankind.
- The blow to the heel is .
- Jesus Christ took the blow to the heel on the .
- Satan bruised Jesus’ heel.
- The blow to the head is .
- Satan took the blow to the head through the .
- Jesus Christ crushed Satan’s head.
- The only hope for man: .
- The sovereign plan of God included redemption
- Redemption is not simply “ ”
- Redemption is the method by which Salvation is
- Redemption is “the payment of a ” or “ ”.
- Redemption is pictured in God rescuing His people.
- God rescued His people from Egypt. (Exodus 6:6; 15:13)
- God is the Redeemer of Israel. Psalms 78:35
- God is the strong Redeemer who rescues. Jeremiah 31:11
- God is the Redeemer of the oppressed. Job 19:25
- Redemption through divine intervention:
- Sin plagued of humankind.
- The Redeemer of man had to be of inherited sin.
- The Holy Spirit intervened to provide the only perfect sacrifice.
- Jesus Christ was fully .
- Jesus Christ was fully .
- No other being could fit the requirements. (Romans 5:12; 15-17)
- Conclusion:
- Man is utterly because of the Fall.
- Redemption had to be supplied by who was not affected by the sin tragedy.
- There is Redemption in none other than .
- Our response should be complete and for His unmerited grace.
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