Death for Life – Sermon Pulpit Notes (Genesis 3:20–24)
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In Death for Life, discover how the first act of redemption in Genesis 3:20-24 reveals the heart of the gospel—life through death, grace through judgment, and redemption through substitution.
When Adam named his wife Eve and God clothed the guilty pair with garments of sacrifice, He foreshadowed the ultimate redemption found in Christ’s atoning death. These pulpit notes unpack the foundational doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, tracing its thread from Eden to Calvary.
Through clear exposition and pastoral insight, this sermon outlines three principles of true redemption:
Redemption requires faith – demonstrated in Adam’s believing response to God’s promise.
Redemption requires a righteous sacrifice – pictured in the death that covered Adam and Eve’s shame.
Redemption is a gift of grace – seen in God’s merciful judgment and promise of eternal life through Christ.
Perfect for pastors, teachers, and students of Scripture, this resource provides detailed outlines, exegetical notes, and rich theological application. It also includes hymn reflections such as “In Christ Alone” and “My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less,” connecting biblical exposition with gospel-centered worship.
Format: Digital PDF
Length: 24 pages
Page Size: Standard 8.5 x 11 in. (US Letter)
Scripture Text: Genesis 3:20–24
Theme: The necessity of Christ’s atoning death for true redemption
Author: Ben Smith, Sr.
Usage: For personal study, teaching, or ministry preparation (see copyright permissions included in the document).
Use this resource to preach, teach, or study the timeless truth:
“Redemption and new life in Christ do not come through ignoring or excusing sin, but through death and the substitutionary atonement of a righteous sacrifice.”
Death for Life – Sermon Pulpit Notes (Genesis 3:20–24)
PDF Download
In Death for Life, discover how the first act of redemption in Genesis 3:20-24 reveals the heart of the gospel—life through death, grace through judgment, and redemption through substitution.
When Adam named his wife Eve and God clothed the guilty pair with garments of sacrifice, He foreshadowed the ultimate redemption found in Christ’s atoning death. These pulpit notes unpack the foundational doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, tracing its thread from Eden to Calvary.
Through clear exposition and pastoral insight, this sermon outlines three principles of true redemption:
Redemption requires faith – demonstrated in Adam’s believing response to God’s promise.
Redemption requires a righteous sacrifice – pictured in the death that covered Adam and Eve’s shame.
Redemption is a gift of grace – seen in God’s merciful judgment and promise of eternal life through Christ.
Perfect for pastors, teachers, and students of Scripture, this resource provides detailed outlines, exegetical notes, and rich theological application. It also includes hymn reflections such as “In Christ Alone” and “My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less,” connecting biblical exposition with gospel-centered worship.
Format: Digital PDF
Length: 24 pages
Page Size: Standard 8.5 x 11 in. (US Letter)
Scripture Text: Genesis 3:20–24
Theme: The necessity of Christ’s atoning death for true redemption
Author: Ben Smith, Sr.
Usage: For personal study, teaching, or ministry preparation (see copyright permissions included in the document).
Use this resource to preach, teach, or study the timeless truth:
“Redemption and new life in Christ do not come through ignoring or excusing sin, but through death and the substitutionary atonement of a righteous sacrifice.”
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