1 hr 3 min
Genesis Lesson 20: The Deliverance of Man {Banishment from Eden - a Merciful Blessing} The Caldwell Commentaries Podcast
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- Religion & Spirituality
Genesis 3:20-24
Did you ever realize the first time the Gospel was given (Genesis 3:15), it was by the Lord directly to Satan? But it was not for Satan's benefit (he is unredeemable); it was for man to hear before the Lord pronounced judgment on his sin (3:16-19). It is always easier to take "bad news" when we first have "Good News"! The "Good News" (salvation freely available by faith in the Promised "Seed" of the woman, the Saviour, Jesus Christ) tells us that no matter what may happen to us, everything will be all right in the end!
In this lesson, "The Deliverance of Man," we discuss: (1) A New Name (Eve's name reveals Adam's faith in the Promised Saviour), (2) New Clothing (the clothing God provided to cover the naked sin of Adam and Eve revealed the method by which the Promised Seed of the woman would redeem man?), and (3) New Home (God's banishment of Adam and Eve from Eden was actually a tremendous act of mercy?). A lot of great information in this study! Join us!
Genesis 3:20-24
Did you ever realize the first time the Gospel was given (Genesis 3:15), it was by the Lord directly to Satan? But it was not for Satan's benefit (he is unredeemable); it was for man to hear before the Lord pronounced judgment on his sin (3:16-19). It is always easier to take "bad news" when we first have "Good News"! The "Good News" (salvation freely available by faith in the Promised "Seed" of the woman, the Saviour, Jesus Christ) tells us that no matter what may happen to us, everything will be all right in the end!
In this lesson, "The Deliverance of Man," we discuss: (1) A New Name (Eve's name reveals Adam's faith in the Promised Saviour), (2) New Clothing (the clothing God provided to cover the naked sin of Adam and Eve revealed the method by which the Promised Seed of the woman would redeem man?), and (3) New Home (God's banishment of Adam and Eve from Eden was actually a tremendous act of mercy?). A lot of great information in this study! Join us!
1 hr 3 min