They now believe God.

Satan would be defeated, he would be destroyed, he would be destroyed by someone born

of woman.

And they believed them.

And as far as they could then they believed in the Savior who was to come.

Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur. I'm your host Phil Johnson.

When you're going through a trial or persecution because of your faith or fighting a losing battle against him, or of turning to Genesis chapter 3. That's where Adam and Eve plunged the entire

human race into sin. But as John MacArthur will show you over the next half hour,

God demonstrated his mercy even in response to man's most catastrophic

spiritual failure and he still offers that amazing mercy to sinners today.

So get ready for profound encouragement out of a story of immeasurable tragedy.

It's all part of John's continuing series, Genesis of the Gospel. And now here's John. Let's open our Bibles to this final

section of verses 20 through 24. Genesis chapter 3. In the third chapter of Genesis we basically are

dealing with the subject of the origin and impact of sin.

And we have done many messages in this chapter.

We now come to the end of the chapter where the theme is the promise of redemption.

We have studied the origin of sin, the impact as far as the curse, and now the impact as

far as redemption.

Let me read verses 20 to 24.

Now the man called his wife's name Eve

because she was the mother of all the living.

And the Lord God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed

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