We live in a changing world that is full of questions,

and the answers must come from the unchanging truth of God's Word.

Today we look into Scripture with Scott Paul to discover what the Bible says.

Ask the Lord to speak to you and to give you truth to share with others.

Some questions in this world are more important than others because some questions affect not only time, they affect all of eternity.

Questions like, what think ye of Christ?

Or how about this question?

Sirs, what must I do to be saved?

We've come in our study of what God says in the Word of God to a subject that is of supreme

importance because it affects where you're going to spend eternity.

And that is what the Bible says about salvation.

Perhaps no other doctrinal subject has been more debated and more discussed and more misunderstood than the doctrine of salvation.

And yet, in Scripture, there's a beautiful simplicity to the message of salvation.

I want us to begin where God begins with the very first promise of a Savior.

It's found all the way back in the book of Genesis.

In Genesis chapter 3, it's a great reminder that Jesus Christ truly was the lamb slain from

the foundation of the world, that from the very Garden of Eden, God viewed Galgotha.

In fact, before he ever created Adam, in the mind of God, his precious son, the Lord Jesus Christ, was already on

the cross. You see, from the beginning of time, God intended to redeem fallen humanity.

And that's revealed in Genesis chapter 3 in verse number 15, where the Bible says, God speaking,

and I will put enmity between thee, that's the devil, between thee and the woman,

and between thy seed and her seed, it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.

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