Genesis 3
- What changed about the tree?
- It changed in Even’s mind. Satan convinced her that she needed it.
- The curses
- God apparently would visit Adam and Eve.
- They were ashamed.
- They made excuses.
- They blamed others.
- They blamed the accuser.
- Sin immediately required the sacrifice of Jesus.
- Gender roles were redefined.
- Women would painfully bear children and seek the satisfaction of their husbands.
- Men would be the provider and servant to the family.
- The need for rain is met.
- Man would be the cultivator.
- He would eat the plants of the field.
- God drove our man so that he would not eat of the Tree of Life.
- Is that why we will never find the Garden of Eden?
- No. The flood would have destroyed it.
- Is that why we will never find the Garden of Eden?
Genesis 4 – Cain and Abel
- Eve obtained a man from the Lord.
- She now has an attitude of reliance on God.
- In the course of time …
- God instructed them to make sacrifices.
- Cain and Abel brought what they thought were good sacrifices.
- God has no regard for Cain and his offering.
- God still wanted Cain to do right.
- God warned Cain about his sin.
- We can master sin.
- “Am I my brother’s keeper?”
- Can puts himself on equal footing with God.
- God wants us to rely on Him for everything.
- Cain’s pride got in the way.
- God punishes Cain with an unbearable punishment.
- God takes away what Cain was most proud of.
- Cain is afraid of being killed.
- By whom?
- What mark?
- Where did Cain’s wife come from?
- Adam and Eve evidently had more children that are not listed.