Justification

Summary

The sermon explores the profound question raised by Job: how can man be just before God? It emphasizes that before the Mosaic Law and gospel preaching, Job understood man's unjust state before God and the need for divine instruction. The preacher highlights that faith is a fruit of the Spirit, not merely a human response to the gospel, and critiques Arminianism for its belief in free will and works-based salvation. Ultimately, the message underscores human sinfulness, the sovereignty of God in teaching faith, and the mystery of justification before God.