Genesis 2:21 - 2:25
GenesisSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg highlights the importance of Genesis 2:21-2:25 in understanding the sanctity and purpose of marriage. He emphasizes the equal and submissive roles of husband and wife and urges Christians to prioritize obeying God over societal norms. Moreover, Gregg cautions against practices like divorce, same-sex marriage, and extramarital affairs, which he argues are not in line with God's design for marriage. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the need for the church to restore God's intended relationship between men and women according to biblical teachings.
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Genesis 3:1 - 3:6
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In this analysis, Steve Gregg delves into Genesis 3:1-6, exploring the multitude of themes within the passage. He notes the role of pain as an alarm s
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Genesis 3:7 - 3:15
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In Genesis 3, Eve eats from the tree of knowledge, causing her and Adam to feel shame and a desire to cover themselves. God calls out to them, and whi
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Genesis 2:4 - 2:20
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In this discussion of Genesis 2:4-2:20, Steve Gregg sheds light on the different account of the creation story in the Bible. He explains that the past
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