In this sermon titled "A Line Drawn and a Language Described," preacher Clifford Parsons examines the theological implications of Jesus' declaration in John 18:37: "Everyone that is of the truth heareth my voice." The main topics addressed include the distinction between truth and falsehood, and the identity of those who belong to Christ's kingdom. Parsons emphasizes the biblical delineation between the elect, who respond to the gospel and the truth of Christ, and the reprobate, who adhere to lies and deception. Key Scripture references include John 18:36-37, Genesis 3:15, and Romans 9, each illustrating God's sovereign election and the existence of a covenant of grace. The sermon serves to affirm the Reformed doctrine of the elect being drawn to the truth of Christ and underscores the practical importance of hearing and obeying Jesus’ voice in a world filled with deceit.
“A line is drawn between those who are of the truth and those who are of the lie.”
“Those who are of the truth recognize Christ's voice when he speaks because he speaks their language.”
“Everyone that is of the truth heareth my voice. If we are those who truly hear his voice, then we will be those who truly hearken to his voice.”
“We are to walk in truth, we are to speak the truth and by this do we show that we hear and understand the voice and the language of our Heavenly King.”
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