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God created man and woman with four key features: 1) In God's image - as eternal beings with personhood and the ability to have moral behavior and a relationship with God. 2) As rulers over creation - with responsibility to care for and classify the world. 3) With the command to multiply - as God created male and female for marriage and procreation. 4) For God's enjoyment - to bless humanity with various abilities and a relationship with their creator.
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![THE CREATION OF MAN AND WOMAN FOUR FEATURES IN THE MAKING OF MAN Charles E. whisnant, Pastor/teacher September 09 2009 FOUR FEATURES GOD MADE MAN IN HIS IMAGE: 1ALET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE 1:27, 5:1 The truest part of man cannot be reduced to any chemical formula. He is transcendent, and an eternal being. Ecclesiastes 3:11 interesting verse. You can take away our body and we will live forever. PERSONHOOD:The image of God indicates attributes. Personhood. Man is the only creature in existence in the time/space world that has language. The ethical essence of man’s ontological (theory of being.) Capacity for moral behavior Capability to be holy and righteous Ability to be sanctified Ability to obey God Ability to receive divine and eternal salvation 2AMAN IS KING OF THE EARTH. Gen. 1:26-28 “let him rule.” God but man as sovereign over the whole creation. 1Gen 2:19 He classify creation. 2Gen 2:15 To cultivate the garden of Eden and keep it. ADAM WAS GIVEN RESPONSIBILITY 1Gen 2:8 1The Garden of Eden was not in Iraq 2The Garden was destroyed by the global Flood. 2To make sure everything had its appropriate care. Which we don’t know what? 3Genesis 2:16 But from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. 1Man’s responsibility was to learn about His creation and glorify God by the wonder of what he saw and then to classify the creation and the somehow to shape the creation so that it was an honor to its creator in every way. 2We’re still stewards of His creation. But while I’m here, I want God to be able to be on display 3A“BE FRUITUFL AND MULTIPLE AND FILL ALL THE EARTH.” 1:28 ,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/creationofmanandwomanoutline0909-12530104794426-phpapp01/85/Creation-Of-Man-And-Woman-Outline-09-09-1-320.jpg)
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The document discusses the biblical beliefs of the Prayer of Faith Church Worldwide Ministries regarding inspiration of the Bible, creation and fall of man, and faith and regeneration. It covers:
- Types of inspiration of the Bible including plenary (full) inspiration where all Scripture is equally inspired.
- Details of God creating man in His image with a spiritual nature and dominion over creation. It describes the temptation and fall of man in the Garden of Eden.
- Distinguishes between saving, living, and working faith. Faith is belief in historical gospel facts and applying them. Regeneration is the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit that makes believers partake of God's divine nature.
DP & Fall of Man and Law of Indemnity Part 1of3
Lucifer rebelled against God and fell from heaven. He then tempted Eve and Adam, who fell from God by having an illicit sexual relationship. This original sin was passed down to all of humanity, resulting in ignorance, conflict between mind and body, and a state of misery. Jesus came to restore humanity by taking on the sins of mankind and establishing a new lineage. The Divine Principle explains that restoration requires reversing the course of the fall and re-establishing God's ideal through living for the sake of others.
Creation Day Six Outine
1. Genesis 1:17-28 describes the creation of mankind, which was the climax and reason for God's entire creation process.
2. When God says "Let us make man in our image", he is referring to himself and the Trinity, revealing that the whole Trinity was engaged in humanity's creation.
3. God created humans with the purpose and plan that they would be redeemed and brought to heaven as a bride for his Son to love, worship, and serve forever.
Creation Day Six Outline
1) God creates humans on the sixth day of creation, marking the climax of his creation plan.
2) When God says "Let us make man in our image", he is referring to himself and the Trinity, showing they are all engaged in the creation process.
3) God's ultimate purpose in creation is to have a redeemed humanity who will serve as a bride for his Son and populate heaven in eternal praise and worship. The creation of the universe and earth was merely a stage to allow this plan to unfold.
Romans 1;18-32, Christos, gospel of God, gospel of the kingdom, Paul’s gospel...
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This document provides extracts from the Bible addressing inherent life and salvation. It begins with Genesis 1 discussing how God created the heavens and earth, as well as man in His own image. It then discusses how Jesus Christ is the light that overcomes darkness. Several passages such as John 1:1-14 and Hebrews 1:1-3 are analyzed to explain how Christ is the expression of God and regulates the universe. The document ends discussing how Adam was made a living soul but Christ was made a quickening spirit who can give eternal life.
Knowing the real God volume 2_God is Omnipotent
Do you want to know God? Do you have questions about God? Do you wonder about who you are? This is a series you need to read. Do you wonder how much God knows? Do you wonder about God's Al-knowing knowledge?
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Man is a created being made in God's image to be in relationship with Him. While man has a physical body, man's essence is spiritual in nature. God breathed life into man, making man a living being. Man was created by God and for God, to worship and serve Him. Though sin has distorted man, man can still reflect God's attributes like love and righteousness through Jesus Christ. Man's purpose is to live for God's glory and to have fellowship with his Creator.
The apostles' creed ii
The document discusses beliefs about God from the Apostles' Creed. It covers several key points:
1) It discusses the belief in God the Father Almighty, and describes Him as the creator of heaven and earth who is all-powerful.
2) It mentions that God created humans in His own image, both male and female, and placed them in the Garden of Eden to care for creation.
3) The document discusses some of the challenges to belief in God, such as atheism, but also addresses how Paul reasoned with religious groups in Athens about believing in the God they did not know.
Jesus the Christ in ENGLISH
2Nephi 25:26 discusses how the Nephites talk of, rejoice in, preach of, and prophesy of Christ, writing about him so their children will know to look to Christ for forgiveness of sins. The document then lists 9 key aspects of Christ's mission: 1) His eternal Godship and role since pre-existence, 2) His birth as both divine and mortal, 3) His normal childhood and brief earthly mission, 4) His death and resurrection which overcome death, 5) The literalness of his atonement, 6) Establishing his church, 7) Restoring his priesthood and reestablishing his church, 8) His future second coming as Lord and King.
The holy spirit edited
The document discusses the Holy Spirit. It describes how the Holy Spirit is misunderstood and ignored, yet was involved in creation and empowered figures in the Old Testament. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit filled the disciples with boldness and power. Every Christian has the Holy Spirit, but not all are filled with the Spirit. The document urges readers to be filled with the Spirit by desiring it, asking God for it, and cooperating with the Spirit despite potential hindrances like doubt and fear.
Chafer, Bible Doctrines: Man & Sin Part 1
Notes from Chafers book. This is part of Theology I being taught at Life Transforming College International in Siliguri.
04 10 kingdom foundation 1
This document summarizes a church sermon about the Kingdom of God. It discusses how in the beginning, God created man to rule over the earth and live in relationship with God, man, creation, and himself in the Garden of Eden, representing God's kingdom on earth. However, man fell from this paradise through sin, breaking his relationships and subjecting himself to death, toil, and a fallen world. The sermon then discusses how the gospel message of Jesus Christ offers salvation from this fallen state and a restoration of God's kingdom through committing one's life to Christ. It announces an upcoming sermon series on the Kingdom of God to explore this topic in more depth.
The Case For The Deity of Jesus - Part 4
"The Case For The Deity of Christ" - Jesus shares in the seat of God - Jesus prayed in John 17:5 that He have the glory restored to Him that He once had with the Father. When we examine the glory, honor, authority and perogotives possessed and exercised by Jesus after His resurrection - we see that indeed it was. Jesus Christ executes the very perogatives and position over the universe and all spiritual host as the Father. - July 22, 2012 - MP3 / PPT / KEYNOTE / PDF
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Philippians Outline 10 25 09
1) Jesus Christ became fully human while still fully God in order to redeem humanity from sin and transform believers into his image.
2) As a human, Jesus emptied himself of his divine attributes and took on the form of a servant by being born as a man, living a humble human life, and dying on the cross.
3) By becoming fully human, Jesus identified with humanity's sinful condition and experienced human limitations like hunger, thirst, and death in order to serve as a perfect sacrifice for humanity's sins.
Creation Day 6 August 23
God created humans with the purpose of having a relationship with them and giving them as a bride to his son, Jesus Christ. His plan from the beginning was to redeem humanity through Christ's incarnation and sacrifice so they could be brought into glory. The Trinity would all be involved - God the Father would choose and redeem people, the Son would be the sacrifice, and the Holy Spirit would convict, illuminate and regenerate people. God made humans uniquely in his image to fulfill this divine purpose of having humanity praise and glorify him.
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This document discusses Charles Whisnant's method of studying the Bible since 1982. It lists various books and tools he has used for Bible study, including commentaries, concordances, and study Bibles. It provides examples of how to use cross-references when studying a passage, such as looking at related concepts and words in other parts of the Bible. The document emphasizes allowing Scripture to interpret itself using cross-references and considering the context of the passage and book.
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Jesus returns to Galilee and his fame spreads throughout the region. On the Sabbath, Jesus goes to the synagogue in Nazareth where he was brought up and reads from the prophet Isaiah, proclaiming that the Scripture has been fulfilled. However, the people reject him and drive him out of the city wanting to throw him off a cliff. Jesus then goes to Capernaum to teach.
Luke 4 14 31 sermons
The document provides background information on Luke 4:14-30, which describes Jesus preaching in the synagogue in Nazareth. It summarizes Jesus' ministry in Galilee prior to this event, which had grown popular through his preaching and miracles. At the synagogue, Jesus reads from Isaiah and claims the prophecy is fulfilled in him, but the people reject this due to misconceptions. Jesus corrects their thinking that a prophet is never accepted at home. The document analyzes each section of the scripture passage and provides historical context.
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1. Jesus returns to Nazareth where he was brought up, following his time in the desert. As was his custom, he attends the synagogue on the Sabbath day and stands up to read from scripture.
2. The passage describes Jesus now being led fully by the Holy Spirit after emerging from the desert, rather than being at his own disposal. Though in a familiar place among those he knew, he was empowered to proclaim the scripture in a new way under the Spirit's guidance.
3. Jesus faced the challenge of proclaiming a higher calling in a familiar community, but having fully submitted to the Spirit's leading, he was able to see Nazareth and its people inLuke 4 1 to 14 outline notes 03 01
This document provides commentary on Luke 4, which describes Jesus being tempted by the devil in the wilderness for 40 days after his baptism. It discusses various interpretations of the temptation and provides analysis on key aspects, including:
1) Jesus was tempted as a human being to undergo moral probation, though without sin.
2) The wilderness location emphasized his solitude and desolation as he faced this spiritual conflict at the start of his ministry.
3) The temptation confronted Jesus on the nature of his messianic role and how he would fulfill God's purpose, testing his identity and use of power.
4) Even the holiest are still subject to temptation, though the form changes based on one's
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The document provides commentary on 1 Peter 1:18-19, discussing the concept of redemption. It summarizes that believers should know they were not redeemed by perishable things like silver or gold, but by the precious blood of Christ. It explores the biblical concept of redemption, citing passages that discuss God redeeming his people from bondage through payment of a price. The commentary notes that in the New Testament, redemption requires the payment of a moral debt through Christ's atoning death, liberating humanity from sin.First Peter 2 1 to 3 outline
1) The document provides five commands for believers: have hope in God, keep holiness, always revere God, learn to love one another, and crave the Word of God.
2) It explains how to crave the Word of God by remembering it is our life source, getting rid of sin like malice and deceit, and admitting our need for nourishment like newborn babies need milk.
3) Believers are encouraged to pursue growth through regularly reading and studying the Bible, and to be thankful for God's grace by reflecting on the blessings of their salvation.
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1) Believers are urged to abstain from sinful desires and conduct themselves honorably among non-believers.
2) Christians should live excellent and upright lives so that non-believers have no reason to slander them as evildoers.
3) Through observing Christians' good works, non-believers may come to glorify God when he judges at the final day.
Evangelism salvation correctly done
Francis Schaeffer argues that evangelicals must take truth seriously and preach and practice biblical truth, even when it is costly. He makes three main points:
1. Evangelicals must accept and preach propositional biblical truth rather than viewing religious truth as only psychological. They must take a stand for truth and against what contradicts God's word.
2. Evangelicals must carefully consider the purity of the visible church and what church discipline and living according to doctrine means.
3. If evangelicals practice "latitudinarianism" or compromise central truths, they will lose credibility with a skeptical world that does not believe truth is possible. They must practice what they preach about truth.
Bible how to use it great scritpure
The document provides guidance on properly understanding and interpreting the Bible. It discusses that the Bible should be read with faith in order to truly understand God's message and purpose. While it does not contain a complete knowledge of God, it can develop understanding and trust through the Holy Spirit. It also cautions that experiences should be tested against what is found in Scripture and discusses several methods and attitudes for properly studying and applying the Bible.
Bible how to understand the bible
1) To understand the Bible, one must first become a believer in Jesus Christ through salvation.
2) Read the Bible starting with the Gospels of Mark and John to understand Christ. Read the rest of the New Testament then move to the Old Testament.
3) The Bible was written by human authors but was directed by God. It is not just a book but gives the message of Jesus Christ and salvation from sin.
Exegesis and exposition textbook
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The document discusses the importance of expository preaching, providing 4 reasons why failing to do exposition is problematic.
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2. It usurps the lordship of Christ over the church. Christ can only exercise his authority as head of the church by being the one who speaks to the church through preaching.
3. It hinders the work of the Holy Spirit, as the Spirit only uses the word of God as the means of salvation, sanctification, instruction, and comfort. Where script
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Creation Of Man And Woman Outline 09 09
- 2. The creation of woman.
- 3. Male is placed first and this is necessary I creation.
- 5. With a divine image, eternal being
- 6. With the ability to have affiliation
- 8. With the ability to know His creation.
- 9. With the competence to know Him as well as to know each other.
- 10. With the ability to replicate themselves and fill the earth with others made in the image of God