Summary of John F. MacArthur's Twelve Extraordinary Women

Everest Media

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 Eve was the first woman of Adam’s race, and she was the crown and pinnacle of God’s amazing creative work. She was the necessary partner who finally made his existence complete.
#2 The creation of Eve is a great example of how God’s grace is always received. Eve was created from Adam’s flesh and bone, and she perfectly met every need he had. She was a treasure to be cherished, a worthy partner, and a pleasing spouse.
#3 The creation of Eve illustrates the equality between men and women, as well as the unity that is the ideal in every marriage. Eve was created out of Adam’s side to be his spiritual equal, and his perfect mate.
#4 The roles of men and women were clearly defined by God. Men were given the role of headship in the church and in marriage, while women were given a subordinate role. Yet both were equal to one another.

Sujets

• Biblical Meditations
• Philosophie et théologie
• Old Testament
• Religion

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 30 avril 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781669395850
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on John F. MacArthur's Twelve Extraordinary Women
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Eve was the first woman of Adam’s race, and she was the crown and pinnacle of God’s amazing creative work. She was the necessary partner who finally made his existence complete.

#2

The creation of Eve is a great example of how God’s grace is always received. Eve was created from Adam’s flesh and bone, and she perfectly met every need he had. She was a treasure to be cherished, a worthy partner, and a pleasing spouse.

#3

The creation of Eve illustrates the equality between men and women, as well as the unity that is the ideal in every marriage. Eve was created out of Adam’s side to be his spiritual equal, and his perfect mate.

#4

The roles of men and women were clearly defined by God. Men were given the role of headship in the church and in marriage, while women were given a subordinate role. Yet both were equal to one another.

#5

The doctrine of the Trinity explains how two persons who are completely equal can have a relationship where one is head and the other submits. God is the example of such a relationship.

#6

The serpent was more cunning than any beast of the field that the Lord God had made. He told Eve that she would not die if she ate the fruit, but she would be like God knowing good and evil.

#7

The serpent’s words in verse 1 set the tone for his interactions with humanity: he questions the Word of God, raising doubt about the truthfulness of what God has said, and insinuating suspicion about the motives behind God’s secret plans.

#8

The lie that made Eve fall was the same one that gave birth to every false religion in human history: You will be like God. Eating the fruit would not make Eve anything like God, it would make her like the devil - fallen, corrupt, and condemned.

#9

The doctrine of original sin is based on the fact that Adam, our representative, plunged the entire human race into sin. Every one of Adam’s descendants was condemned by his actions, and that is why the whole human race is guilty.

#10

The first couple’s sin was revealed to them, and they tried to cover it up with fig leaves and other human devices. But their hiding place was inadequate to conceal them from the all-seeing eye of God.

#11

The Lord addressed all three parties in the sin of Adam and Eve: the serpent, then Eve, and finally Adam. He pronounced a comprehensive curse that addressed the guilty parties in turn.

#12

The curse on Adam and Eve was not only directed at them individually, but also at the entire human race. It promised significant changes in the environment, and it affected Eve and her relationships with her husband and children.

#13

The curse that resulted from the sin of Adam and Eve was not entirely harsh and hopeless. There was a good deal of grace, even in the curse. To the eyes of faith, there were rays of hope that shone even through the cloud of God’s displeasure.

#14