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Saturday, August 1, 2026
Episode Description
Join Evangelist David J. Lewis in this episode of the Know Your Bible Program as we launch a brand-new series exploring major characters of the Bible. Starting at the very beginning in Genesis, we examine the creation of the first man, Adam.
In this study, we break down what it means to be made in the image of God, the unique spiritual nature given to humanity, and God’s intentional design for work, stewardship, and relationships. Whether looking at the foundational laws of nature or the purpose behind human existence, this episode offers a practical and scripture-focused dive into Genesis Chapters 1 and 2.
Key Takeaways
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Created After "Kind" — God established nature so that every creature reproduces strictly after its own kind, underscoring humanity's direct, unique creation in God’s image.
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The Dual Nature of Man — Humanity is both physical (formed from the dust) and spiritual (given a living soul/spirit breathed into us by God).
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Free Will & Moral Choice — Unlike the rest of creation, human beings were endowed with a conscious choice of will, carrying both accountability and purpose.
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Work & Dominion — From the very beginning, God gave man a job to do—assigning stewardship over creation and providing everything necessary to sustain life.
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God’s Structure for Relationships — God recognized that it was not good for man to be alone and created woman as his companion, establishing the original foundation for marriage.
Featured Bible Passages
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Genesis 1:26–28 – Creation of man in God's image and the mandate for dominion.
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Genesis 1:29–30 – God’s provision of food and sustenance for man and creation.
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Genesis 2:7 – Man formed from dust and receiving the breath of life.
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Genesis 2:8–17 – The Garden of Eden, work responsibilities, and God’s single restriction.
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Genesis 2:18–25 – The naming of animals and the creation of woman.
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Ecclesiastes 12:7 – The return of the body to dust and the spirit to God.
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Matthew 6:33 – Seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.
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2 Thessalonians 3:10 – The biblical principle regarding work and responsibility.
