Classic Sermon Outlines
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SERMON ONE
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I. THE NEED FOR THE PROMISE.
A. The Reality of the Fall.
1. Temptation. In what odious colors God is here represented: "God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, ye shall be as gods (equal with
God). Thus the grand temptation was that Adam and Eve should be hereafter under no control; equal, if not superior, to God.
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