The Days of Enoch
Genesis 4:13-5:27
Notes on the sermon (January 24, 2010)
Given by Pastor Carl Broggi
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Intro: A look at the crown of Christ; A picture of God’s sovereign plan for the coming future. Enoch is a type of rapture; The Rapture of the Church foreshadowed.
I. The days of Enoch, see Genesis 5:21-24.
A. He lived in days of indifference; see Genesis 4:13-15. God gave 2nd chance to Cain. Cain leaves the presence of God; see Genesis 4:16-17.
B. He lived in days of immorality/infidelity; see Genesis 4:19.
C. He lived in days of industry; see Genesis 4:20-22.
D. He lived in days of insolence; see Genesis 4:23-24.
II. The dedication of Enoch. Enoch lived righteously; Enoch walks with God.
A. His walk with God was based on revelation of God; see Genesis 5:21-22. Enoch’s life to age 65 was a normal life then God gave him a spiritual revelation.
B. And after…His walk with God was pleasing to God; see Genesis 5:24. Adam and Enoch were contemporaries.
III. The disappearance of Enoch.
A. His departure was preceded by faith; see 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17.
B. His departure was preceded by preaching; see Jude 14-15.
Personal Application:
1. God wants us to understand there were mockers then; see 2 Peter 3:3-7. Just as there will be mockers in the Last Days; see 2 Peter 3:11-15.
2. No one has faith until God has spoken.
3. A Christian life is a marathon; knowing and believing God’s revelation.
4. What if Christ raptures the Church today?
5. You can respond today!
1 comment
Thank you for helping me see more. It often amazes me, after some not too insignificant teaching in my early years, after reading scripture so many times, and after hearing so many sermons previously elsewhere covering at least some of the text on Sundays, today being a classic example, how much more that I learn. It sometimes strikes me as sad that I have not had the knowledge earlier in life, but that is balanced by the happiness that I finally get it–in God’s own good time.
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