CHAPTER 3: THE FALL

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Sermon on Genesis 3:1-7
TEMPTED TO SIN I. THE TEMPTER. A. Satan revealed in scripture as. 1. Deceiver (angel of light). 2. Opposer of God. 3. Liar liar from the beginning... 4. The true enemy of the believer for we wrestle not against flesh and blood... II. THE FORM OF TEMPTATION. A. Questioning God's Word hath God said? 1. Still attacking God's Word today. a. Doubt the accuracy. b. Doub...

Genesis 3:7, 21.
FIG LEAVES OR FUR COATS I. THE BEGINNING OF SIN BROUGHT BEGINNING OF SORROW. A. Satan seeks to associate sin with pleasure. 1. With Eve. a. Good for food. b. Pleasant. c. Desirable. 2. First reaction to sin often positive. a. You seek to draw others to join you. b. Eve gave to Adam and he ate. 3. Things have not changed from the beginning. a. Sin still seems fun at the ...

Genesis 3:9.
WHERE ART THOU? Intro: Genesis means beginning. Beginning of physical universe, beginning of life forms, beginning of man. I. MAN, A SPECIAL CREATION. A. Rest of creation spoken into existence. 1. God formed man's body out of dust. 2. God breathed into man life. B. Man has a special relationship to God above all other creators. Made in image of God. 1. A touch of God in ...

Genesis 3:21.
REDEMPTION Intro. Webster's Dictionary defines redeem as: To ransom, free or rescue by paying a price; To free from the consequences of sin. Some of the synonyms for redeem are, reclaim, recover, regain, rescue, save. These all describe what God has done for the sinner. I. THE NEED OF REDEMPTION. A. Man had sinned, he ate the fruit of the tree that God commanded he should not e...