By Fiona Martin | Jeremiah 31: 31-33 & Mark 14: 12-26 <a href='https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Jeremiah31:31-33;Mark14:12-26&version=NIV'>Jeremiah 31: 31-33 & Mark 14: 12-26 (NIV)</a> The rejection of God by Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 breaks the harmonious relationships between God and humans, between humans themselves and between humans and creation. But God has a plan to restore these broken relationships. He will pay the price and redeem humankind and the world.

By Fiona Martin | Jeremiah 31: 31-33 & Mark 14: 12-26 Jeremiah 31: 31-33 & Mark 14: 12-26 (NIV) The rejection of God by Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 breaks the harmonious relationships between God and humans, between humans themselves and between humans and creation. But God has a plan to restore these broken relationships. He will pay the price and redeem humankind and the world.

By Fiona Martin | Jeremiah 31: 31-33 &amp; Mark 14: 12-26 <a href="https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Jeremiah31:31-33;Mark14:12-26&amp;version=NIV" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jeremiah 31: 31-33 &amp; Mark 14: 12-26 (NIV)</a> The rejection of God by Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 breaks the harmonious relationships between God and humans, between humans themselves and between humans and creation. But God has a plan to restore these broken relationships. He will pay the price and redeem humankind and the world.

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