In the sermon "The Enmity God Put," Carroll Poole addresses the vital theological concept of divine sovereignty and election as revealed in Genesis 3:15. He articulates that the fall of humanity resulted in an ongoing conflict initiated by God, who places enmity between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent, signifying the eternal struggle between Christ and His followers against Satan and the wicked. Poole supports his argument with various scriptural references, including Romans 10:13, 1 Corinthians 15:22, and Galatians 3:16, which highlight the contrast between those saved in Christ versus those perishing in sin. The significance of this doctrine lies in its emphasis on God's sovereign choice in salvation, establishing that the elect are chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world, which reassures believers of God’s eternal plan and purpose amidst their struggles.
“God owed none of us anything. And you ought not fall out with a God who chose to save some.”
“The enmity God put way back in Genesis 3:15 is still alive between the old man and the new creation in Christ.”
“Nothing is happening to me that he’s unaware of. Nothing is happening to me for no reason. He has his reasons.”
“We are bound to give thanks always to God for you...because God hath from the beginning chosen you unto salvation.”
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