Summary
The sermon debates the doctrine of baptismal regeneration and emphasizes that salvation and regeneration are acts of God alone, not dependent on human actions such as preaching or baptism. It challenges the idea that hearing and believing the gospel are prerequisites for salvation, especially concerning infants, the mentally incapacitated, and those who have never heard the gospel. The preacher argues that God sovereignly regenerates His elect without the necessity of human means, using biblical passages to support the view that the preached word nourishes the already living, but does not give life itself. The sermon stresses God's absolute power in salvation and questions the fate of those outside the reach of the gospel under human-centered doctrines.
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