The Flood (The Life of Noah) Part III: The Deluge

Genesis 7:1-24 The Deluge If you have your Bibles, please turn with me to Genesis, chapter 7. We have recounted the story of primeval history recorded for us here in the first six chapters. We've seen the work of creation recorded in Chapter 1. We've seen God's special favor towards man highlighted in Genesis, chapter 2. We've seen the saddest moment in human history spoken of in Genesis 3, which shows that sin came into the world through one man, and thus death through sin. And in Genesis 4 we've seen a contrast between sin and grace in the human family. In Genesis 5 we've seen Moses recount the original creation, and then the effects of sin as he records the godly line from Seth all the way to Noah. Now we've seen several things recurring in these passages.…

The Flood (The Life of Noah) Part II: The Ark of…

Genesis 6:9-22 The Ark of Salvation and the Covenant with Noah If you have your Bibles, please turn with me to Genesis 6. We have seen God's glorious work of creation recounted in Genesis 1. We have seen his special favor towards man highlighted in Genesis 2. We have come to the saddest moment in human history in Genesis, chapter 3, with the fall. We've seen the consequences of sin in Adam's family in Genesis, chapter 4, and we've seen a scent of hope in the birth of Seth, and in the inauguration of the worship of the Lord – The corporate worship of the Lord at the end of Genesis, chapter 4. In Genesis chapter 5, we've seen the consequences of death in the generations of Adam because of sin, and we've seen that promise of hope in the life of Enoch. And then in…

The Incomparable Christ – Exposition of…

Colossians 3:18-21The Incomparable Christ – Part 14 Please turn in your Bibles to Colossians chapter three. We have said throughout our study of His book, that God reveals in His word, through His book, that believers are complete in Christ. In chapter one, the apostle focuses on the person and the work of Christ, and says that if we will remember who He is and what He has done, much of the Christian life will fall into place. In chapter two, he issues warnings against misunderstandings about Christ and how we find fullness in Him, which actually detract from our completeness in Christ, and can lead us astray. In chapter three, we said that Paul begins to make practical application of the principle of the supremacy of Christ, the incomprableness of Christ, the rule of Christ in our…

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