The sermon explains the doctrine of the cherubim as symbolic of the ministers of the Gospel, emphasizing their role in guiding people to salvation through Christ. It explores biblical descriptions of…
The sermon explains the doctrine of justification by the righteousness of Christ, distinguishing justification from pardon and sanctification. It emphasizes that justification is a forensic act by…
The sermon defends the doctrine of the saints' final perseverance, arguing that true believers, justified by Christ's righteousness and sanctified by the Spirit, cannot fall away and perish…
The sermon explores the symbolism of the wheels in Ezekiel's visions, interpreting them as representations of the churches of Christ under the gospel dispensation. It discusses the wheels' name,…
The sermon expounds on Colossians 1:15-19, emphasizing the fullness of Christ as the mediator who embodies the complete deity and headship over all creation and the church. It explores various…
The sermon explains that the gospel does not nullify the law but rather establishes it by fulfilling its righteous demands through Christ. Justification is by faith in the righteousness of Christ,…
The sermon explores the symbolism of the Ark of the Covenant as a type of Christ, emphasizing Christ's role as the fulfillment and bearer of the law. It discusses the nature of the two stone tablets…
The sermon explores the love of God from both perspectives: our love for God and God's love for us. It emphasizes that God's love is sovereign, eternal, unchangeable, and the foundation of salvation,…
The sermon explores the manifestation of Christ as Savior to His people, highlighting the great joy this brings to spiritual Israel. It traces joy from David's reign to Christ's incarnation,…
The sermon explores the meat offering in Leviticus as a type of Christ and His people, emphasizing Christ's purity, sacrifice, and role as the bread of life. It highlights the symbolism of the…
This sermon, preached in 1766, emphasizes the necessity of Christ's satisfaction for sin as essential for salvation. It explains that Christ's suffering and death were required to fulfill divine…
The sermon explores the concept of the 'plague of a man's own heart,' referring to the inherent sin and corruption within human nature. It emphasizes that this spiritual disease is universal, deeply…