You
will be like God
(Gen
3:13) Then the LORD God said to the woman, "What is this you
have done?" And the woman said, "The serpent deceived me,
and I ate."
Father, we ask for Your kind blessing
as we bathe ourselves in Your Word. Working together through a
journey toward the Good News, the Gospel of Christ, Amen
God was very, very disappointed with
Adam's prideful actions. You see, Eve was deceived, but Adam knew
better. Satan was invited in and along with him loads of nasty
baggage. Pride, lust, deceit, murder, theft, lying. The Lord was
absolutely justified in the sentence of death, but if He executed
Adam then, I wouldn't be writing this and you would not be reading
it.
God came pretty close by using the
great flood to kill every air breathing creature on the planet, save
seven souls plus Noah who survived, along with select animals, in
the ark. (Gen 6:9-7:24) The problem was, Noah and his sons carried
the infected seed with them, and generations later, here we are,
still a slave to Satan. The sentence of death remains in place. We
as man and woman kind are absolutely incapable of breaking these
chains. Only God can do that.
(Joh
1:1-3) In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and
the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things came
into being through Him, and apart from Him nothing came into being
that has come into being.
The scripture above may come as a
surprise to some. Jesus was with God from BEFORE the world was
created. It would be Jesus, being supernaturally born of a human
woman, a pregnancy from a sin-free seed, the very seed of God from
the line of Abraham. This seed would produce the Man/God who would
die so that we all might live. Jesus, the second Adam, is the
sinless man who willingly gave His life to correct Adam's horrible
error.
As we go along on this journey of
study, we will discover the prophesy over thousands of years of
Christ's coming, and the gift he bore to set us free. Join us won't
you?
Oh Lord, our God, we are full of
thanksgiving for the blessing of having this mode of communication.
Sharing the rich beauty of Your word, introducing us to the Father,
the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Thank-you Abba, Amen.
HAVE
YOU READ YOUR BIBLE TODAY?
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