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From Shem To Abraham part-1 Discussion
Oct 5, 2021 ·
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From Shem To Abraham part-1 Discussion
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Welcome to HBS & DwJ Podcast. I am Jerry Joyce, your host. Our Scripture Of The Week Is: Genesis 4:1 KJV: [1] And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she...
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Welcome to HBS & DwJ Podcast.
I am Jerry Joyce, your host.
Our Scripture Of The Week Is:
Genesis 4:1 KJV:
[1] And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.
Now begins the story of human history apart from the perfection of the Garden of Eden, as the first generation born into sin comes to earth.
Adam and Eve slept together, conceived, and named their firstborn son Cain. Eve's statement of gratitude reflects her continued faith in God's goodness and provision. Even outside of the garden, Eve understood she owed her life and every good gift to the Lord.
In a way, this is remarkable.
Eve doubtlessly experienced great pain in bearing and giving birth to Cain, something she would have expected after hearing God's curse for her (Genesis 3:16). Instead of resenting God for that, she gives Him credit for helping her through the process of receiving this gift of a son.
His birth is a happy occasion, and a fulfillment of God's intent to keep the human race alive.
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I am Jerry Joyce, your host.
Our Scripture Of The Week Is:
Genesis 4:1 KJV:
[1] And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.
Now begins the story of human history apart from the perfection of the Garden of Eden, as the first generation born into sin comes to earth.
Adam and Eve slept together, conceived, and named their firstborn son Cain. Eve's statement of gratitude reflects her continued faith in God's goodness and provision. Even outside of the garden, Eve understood she owed her life and every good gift to the Lord.
In a way, this is remarkable.
Eve doubtlessly experienced great pain in bearing and giving birth to Cain, something she would have expected after hearing God's curse for her (Genesis 3:16). Instead of resenting God for that, she gives Him credit for helping her through the process of receiving this gift of a son.
His birth is a happy occasion, and a fulfillment of God's intent to keep the human race alive.
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