mark driscoll

Adams

December 5, 2011

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So history starts with the first Adam, and Jesus is called the last Adam in places like 1 Corinthians 15:45 and Romans 5:12–21. The first Adam sinned and this last Adam atoned for sin. Through the first Adam, the human race fell; through the last Adam, members of that race can be saved. Through the first Adam, there was condemnation; through the last Adam, there can salvation. Through the first Adam, we inherit a sin nature; through the last Adam, we receive a new nature. Through the first Adam, we’re born sinners; through the last Adam, we’re born again, saints. The first Adam turned from God in a garden; and the last Adam turned to God in a garden, the Garden of Gethsemane. The first Adam was a sinner; and the last Adam is a Savior of sinners. The first Adam yielded to Satan; and the last Adam defeated Satan. The first Adam sinned at a tree; and the last Adam atoned for sin on a tree. The first Adam brought thorns; the last Adam wore a crown of thorns. The first Adam was naked and unashamed; the last Adam was stripped naked and bore our shame. Everybody is born in Adam. My hope is that you would be born again in the last Adam, Jesus Christ. See, Jesus is the better, greater Adam.

Mark Driscoll – How Jesus Taught the Bible

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I came across this excerpt from a sermon that Mark Driscoll preached last week (I think) on Luke 5:12-26 where Jesus heals people and upsets the Pharisees.  At this point Driscoll takes an aside to point out some of the signpost of what Fundamentalists tend to be.

I like these. I think he may contradict himself about quoting a person a lot and (mis?)quoting the Bible a lot, but I get his point.

What do you think of his definitions?

Also it is really fun to watch the first 5 seconds muted… it’s an awesome little dance.

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Just because something is in the Bible does not mean that God approves of it.

From: Is Polygamy Biblical? | TheResurgence.

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Driscoll: What is the Church? [A09]

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