Yesterday, we heard how Adam’s rebellion brought sin and death into the human experience. So, what does this have to do with us today? Adam’s “vote” resulted in disastrous consequences for the whole human race. Today we consider how Adam’s failure has touched each and every one of us.
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Adam’s choice to listen to another voice rather than the voice of the Lord had disastrous consequences. Because Adam choose to rebel against God, he brought the power sin, death and condemnation into the human experience.
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We continue to address the question, “What Went Wrong?” The Lord God gave the first Man – Adam – the responsibility of overseeing and protecting the Garden in Eden. Yet when faced with an “alternative option” to the Lord’s instruction, The Man chooses to listen to someone other than the voice of the CREATOR.
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Today, we begin to deal with the question, “What Went Wrong?” If we want to understand all the violence, hatred, chaos, and confusion that exists in our world (and in us) we need to understand the reality of the choices that the first man Adam made. Adam is not a mythological figure from the land of make-believe; He was the first human, the physical “father” of us all, and the choices that he made have had devastating consequences for us all.
Romans 5:12
Therefore, sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned…
Today we consider how we human beings fit into the larger, Master Story. As we have heard so far, we were created to BE the One True God’s image and likeness in Creation. But He also created us to have a relationship with Him.
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This week, we have been thinking about who we are as human beings, created in the image of God the Creator. Today, we return to where we started and consider how we display the image and likeness of God in our design.
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Psalm 139:13–14
For you [LORD] formed my inward parts;
you knitted me together in my mother’s womb.
I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
Wonderful are your works;
my soul knows it very well.
Today we return to one of the “tools” that we discussed earlier – the circles that represent our Divine Design as human beings. Having a visual way to think about who we are – both physically and spiritually – well help us illustrate some key ideas that we will be discussing in the coming weeks.
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