“The Progress of Redemption – # 3” – Review Genesis 3:1-19, and Genesis 12:1-9

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Date: June 7, 2026 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

In view of the many people who said they had never heard a sermon on the Progress of Redemption, I decided to review last Sunday night’s sermon. Some viewers said that had they heard a sermon like this when they were teenagers, they might have had a better understanding of biblical history and biblical prophecy. In that regard, please join us on June 7 at 5:00 PM for this review of Genesis 3:1-19 and Genesis 12:1-9.  Review the attached study guide beforehand and consider inviting others who may benefit from it to attend or read it. Thank you for your continued support. Please share these guides with anyone who may find them helpful.

In view of the many people who said they had never heard a sermon on the Progress of Redemption, I decided to review last Sunday night’s sermon.

Some viewers said that had they heard a sermon like this when they were teenagers, they might have had a better understanding of biblical history and biblical prophecy.

In that regard, please join us on June 7 at 5:00 PM for this review of Genesis 3:1-19 and Genesis 12:1-9.  Review the attached study guide beforehand and consider inviting others who may benefit from it to attend or read it.

Thank you for your continued support. Please share these guides with anyone who may find them helpful.

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In Genesis 3:1-19, the Bible describes the events related to Satan’s temptation of man, and man’s subsequent failure to fulfill the purpose for which God had created him.

In Genesis 3:21, the Bible says , “The Lord God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them.”

After the events at the tower of Babel, where God dispersed the people according to their respective languages, and out of a global population of more than 27 million people, God called one man through whom His plan for the redemption of lost man could be carried out.

God made seven unconditional promises to Abraham, ensuring the formation of a chosen nation, divine protection, and universal blessing for all humanity. The seven promises include:

The unifying theme throughout the whole Bible is that God is speaking, or God is working – He is revealing Himself through His activity in human history.

God told Abraham:

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