It's great to see all of you here today. We do have some congratulations to deliver a recent marriage. Daniel and Rebecca Brown were married on January 31st. Why don't you guys stand.
Let's be, praying for them and definitely rejoicing with them over this and how appropriate, given what we learned last week, from the end of Genesis 2, looking at the first marriage in, in human history and that tradition continues and is appreciated especially in the church, because of how marriage points us to the relationship between Christ and His church. And may their marriage and may all of our marriages point to Christ and His grace and His eternal relationship with the church. Let me invite you, this morning to turn in your Bibles to Genesis chapter 3. Genesis chapter 3 for our time of study in God's word.
this morning, we're doing a series to the book of Genesis, and as we continue in our study of this book, we come This morning, the Genesis chapter 3 and verse 1, and my goal today is to try to cover verses 1 through 5. And if you want to give a title to the message this morning, it would be The Anatomy of a Temptation. The anatomy of a temptation. when I was in the 7th grade, I think it was, in our science class, our biology class, we dissected frogs.
How many of you ever did that in school? OK. our teacher, I still remember the day, brought in, 25 gallon buckets, and opened them up, and each of us students were given a tray and we had to come up to the buckets and Pull a frog from the formaldehyde solution in those buckets and put it in our tray and then go back to our seat. I remember feeling horror....
