Welcome to Part 2 with Dr. Carey Mulesstein, Genesis 5 and Moses 6th.

Maybe we can jump forward in this sermon a little bit.

So Mahijah is asking, he says, tell us plain who thou art, and he starts talking about coming from the land of Canaan.

He has a vision.

Verse 43, the Lord spake with them, and he's the God of heaven heaven and the earth is his footstill. Verse 45,

he really starts to teach the gospel. This is going to become good, plain, in some ways simple gospel

and in some ways so beautifully taught. It's simple and beautiful at the same time. So we start with verse 45,

and death hath come upon our fathers.

This is the basic problem for mankind.

We're dead spiritually, and we die physically.

I don't care how good our medicine gets.

I don't care how good our technology gets.

We're not going to stop people from dying. We all die. The two monsters are coming. That's exactly right. That is exactly right. I shouldn't be flipping about this, but I often hear people say, okay, well, we've got to work on this because this is the leading cause of death. And I think we should work on whatever is the leading cause of death. but I always think, you know that there will always be a leading cause of death because we all die.

Yeah. We're not going to get rid of death with this. Now, I still want to cure cancer and heart disease

and everything else, but we're still going to die, even if we get cure those things. We're going to die.

Nevertheless, we know them.

This is beautiful.

So he says, death came upon a fathers.

Nevertheless, we know them and cannot deny.

And even the first of all we know, even Adam.

Now, this is something we sometimes miss.

In chapter 5, we have Adam and eve teaching about their interactions with god and

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