Why is Jesus called the last Adam? — Transcript
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- 0:00Jesus is called
- 0:01the last Adam. And there is a reason why
- 0:04the Bible calls him the last Adam. God
- 0:06is trying to say something to us by
- 0:07using the term Adam.
- 0:09>> [music]
- 0:09>> He's saying there's something Jesus
- 0:11Christ has in common with Adam.
- 0:14Now, Jesus was not placed in a garden
- 0:16with a beautiful woman. They don't have
- 0:18that in common.
- 0:20And in fact, in Romans chapter 5, it
- 0:21makes it clear in what way Jesus is
- 0:24Adam. [music]
- 0:25Adam was made the head of a race of
- 0:28beings.
- 0:30>> [music]
- 0:30>> Adam is a father of a a race of beings.
- 0:34And the relationship of being the head
- 0:35of these beings affected that race in
- 0:38such a way that what Adam did
- 0:40affected all his descendants.
- 0:43>> [music]
- 0:44>> In the book of Romans, we are taught
- 0:46that Jesus is the last Adam in the sense
- 0:47that what he did
- 0:50also affects [music]
- 0:51all his descendants.
- 0:54So, he's Adam
- 0:55>> [music]
- 0:56>> because he's a father of a race of
- 0:57beings. That's what the word Adam
- 0:59signify.
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