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All right, welcome back to day five. A deep dive into Genesis

Chapter 3, where we're really looking at what went wrong with Adam. And what we're going to see

here is another lesson from Adam on what not to do. So we'll pick it up, Genesis chapter 3,

verse 9. The Bible says, but the Lord God called to the man and said to him, where are you?

Now notice that he came to the man. Well, technically speaking, the woman was the first one to take

the bite from the forbidden fruit. So why is God coming to the man? Well, he's coming to the man

because the man is responsible as the federal head of his home, that God created the man to be in charge,

not to beat his chest and to rule over, but in a partnership with his wife Eve, he was the one

that was supposed to be responsible. In fact, if you look at the commandment not to eat of the tree

of the knowledge of good and evil, God gave that command to Adam trusting that he would share it with his family.

Verse 10.

And he said, I heard the sound of you in the garden and I was afraid.

By the way, this is the first time fear has ever entered human history because I was

naked and I hid myself.

And God said, who told you that you were naked?

Have you eaten of the tree of which I commanded you not to eat?

Now listen, give me a little bit of hermeneutical license here, okay?

So I completely understand that the lamb was slain before the foundation of the world, all right?

I know that Jesus is not plan B. It's not like God created the heavens and the earth and then he made Adam and Eve and then they sin. He was like, oh, no, what am I going to do? Jesus go fix it. I get it that it was God's sovereign plan from before the beginning that Jesus would would for the glory of God. He would born he'd live a perfect life he would die to

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