The Fall of Adam

Summary

The sermon explores the doctrine of the Fall of Adam, emphasizing that sin and death entered the world through Adam's disobedience and were imputed to all humanity. It highlights the concept of imputation both in the fall and in the gospel, where Christ's righteousness is imputed to believers. The sermon also examines the pride of Satan as the root cause of the fall, and how pride led Adam and Eve to sin by desiring to be like God. Finally, it encourages humility and casting anxieties on God as the antidote to pride and restlessness.