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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