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Introduction
Greetings...
The theme of our current series of lessons it “Open Eyes.”
It’s based off of which reads...
I hope to convey our wondrous God through His Word over the next several lessons that we may all grow closer to Jehovah.
Last week we “went back to the beginning” i.e. creation and noticed the magnificent love of God.
God created the entire universe for us personally and oh what a universe it is.
God created us, not because He had to, but because He loves us.
This week we shift from seeing God’s love in creation to traveling through the Scriptures to examine God’s love in the Scheme of Redemption.
The path God travels throughout time to bring about the perfect moment in time for the Word to become flesh is fascinating.
I pray our eyes are open to how amazing our God is in this endeavor.
The Scheme Of Redemption
What does the word scheme mean?
The word scheme, as we are using it, just means “organized plan.”
God created an organized plan to bring redemption to man.
What does the word redemption mean?
The word redemption simply means “to buy back.”
God “paid something” to get us back from where we were.
So the scheme of redemption is...
The plan God organized and put together that would eventually allow for us, His creation, to be bought back.
When we sin we are separated from God.
After Adam & Eve sinned God put together a plan that would allow man and God to no longer be separated by sin.
That plan would take a while to reach the “fullness of time” or “perfect time” for Jesus to come to the earth, in the flesh.
That plan would be fulfilled when Jesus redeemed us from our sins.
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So what is one of the ways we can see the scheme of redemption?
The Genealogies
The genealogies?
I know it can seem monotonous , not very interesting, to read the genealogies in the Bible but they are there for a purpose and that purpose is actually amazing.
(Look at ; )
It’s amazing because the point of this genealogy is to prove God’s trust worthiness in the scheme of redemption.
The genealogies prove God keeps His Word.
God promised Adam and Eve that someone would come from Eve and crush the serpents head that had deceived her.
proves this true.
God promised Abraham that the earth would be “bless” through him.
Matthew 1:
proves this true as well.
God promised David that his throne would be established forever.
2 Sam
Looking at the genealogy this is exactly what happened, isn’t it.
Acts 2:29-
Summery
What does all this say about our God?
It teaches us that the God who loved us enough to create the universe for us, also loved us enough to help us get back to Him after we fall to sin.
Make no mistake, if we live long enough, we will sin and when this happens we are bought by Satan destine for hell.
Yet Jesus was sent in the flesh () to redeem us or buy us back from the hands of Satan with his own blood.
Ac 2
1 Cor
Conclusion
The genealogies in the Bible are not there to bore us in reading but for us to study and see the amazing love of God.
God loves each of us so much that He painstakingly took the time to map out every person that it would take to bring about Jesus, just so He could have a proper relationship with us again.
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