The sermon emphasizes that the last words of David recorded in 2 Samuel 23:2-3 are not merely David's own words but are spoken by the Spirit of the Lord, the God of Israel, and the Rock of Israel,…
The sermon examines historical and scriptural evidence regarding the baptism of Jewish proselytes before, during, and after the time of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. It concludes that there is…
The sermon argues that Christian baptism is not derived from the Jewish proselyte baptism, which was a later rabbinical invention lacking religious solemnity and divine authority. It emphasizes that…
John Gill's sermon "A Good Hope Through Grace" expounds on 2 Thessalonians 2:16, emphasizing the blessed state of believers, their election, sanctification, and salvation through grace. He exhorts…
This sermon transcript is a detailed theological debate opposing the practice of infant baptism, arguing that baptism should be reserved for believers who can profess faith. The author critiques the…
This sermon, preached on the death of Mrs. Mary Fall, centers on Isaiah 30:21, emphasizing the guidance of God's Word as the true path for believers. It highlights Christ as the only way to the…
This sermon reflects on the sorrow felt by the church at the death of their faithful minister, drawing from Apostle Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20. It emphasizes Paul's devoted…
This sermon transcript is a detailed defense of Minister Mr. John Gill against criticisms regarding the value of rabbinical learning. The speaker argues that despite some negative aspects of Jewish…
This sermon transcript presents a detailed critique of infant baptism, responding to twenty arguments in favor of the practice. The speaker argues that baptism is not a saving ordinance, nor a seal…
The sermon transcript critically examines the historical and theological arguments surrounding infant baptism, particularly its antiquity and scriptural basis. It challenges the claim that infant…
The sermon emphasizes that baptism is a divine commandment given by Christ and must be observed faithfully by believers. It argues against infant baptism, stating there is no scriptural command or…
The sermon emphasizes baptism as a divine ordinance of public worship unique to the New Testament, distinct from Old Testament rituals. It argues that baptism is for believers who have faith,…