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 addresses the controversy regarding the necessity of good works for salvation, refuting the claim that good works are required to obtain salvation. It distinguishes between internal…
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…
This sermon explores the Old Testament prophecies concerning the resurrection of the Messiah, emphasizing Psalm 16:10 as a key proof that the Messiah would not see corruption in the grave. It…
This sermon explores the Old Testament prophecies concerning the lineage and descent of the Messiah, emphasizing that the Messiah must come from the nation of Israel, specifically from the tribe of…
The sermon explores the stability and assurance found in the covenant of grace as expressed in 2 Samuel 23:5, emphasizing that despite personal, familial, or national troubles, God's everlasting…
The sermon explores the everlasting nature, order, and certainty of the covenant of grace, emphasizing its foundation in God's eternal love and the mediatory role of Jesus Christ. It highlights the…
The sermon explores the typology of the showbread table and the twelve loaves in the Old Testament as symbols of Christ and His Church. The table represents Christ's dual nature—human and divine—and…
The sermon explores the Wave Sheaf offering in Leviticus 23 as a typology of Christ, emphasizing its symbolism in relation to Christ's person, offices, and grace. It highlights Christ as the…
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 emphasizes the duty of believers to remember all the ways the Lord has led them, both in providence and grace, drawing from Deuteronomy 8:2. It highlights the spiritual journey of God's…
The sermon is a detailed theological defense of the Supralapsarian view of election, responding to criticisms from an anonymous pamphlet. It argues that God's election is unconditional, eternal, and…