The sermon "Behold The Blood Of The Covenant," preached by John Chapman, focuses on the theological significance of the covenant presented in Exodus 24 and its fulfillment in the New Covenant through Jesus Christ. Chapman emphasizes that God's relationship with His people is fundamentally covenantal, supported by the sacrificial blood that ratifies such commitments. He references Exodus 24:8 to illustrate the seriousness and binding nature of God's covenant, which operates through the concept of blood sacrifice—a theme confirmed by the New Testament, particularly in Hebrews 9, where Christ is portrayed as the ultimate Mediator of a superior covenant. The practical significance of this sermon lies in the encouragement for believers to recognize their need for a Mediator, the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice, and the direct access that believers now have to God through faith in Jesus.
“We NEED TO MAKE MUCH OF THE COVENANT, WE NEED TO LEARN ABOUT IT, BECAUSE EVERYTHING GOD DOES AND HIS DEALINGS WITH US IS BY WAY OF HIS COVENANT, HIS COVENANT OF GRACE.”
“We have a GREAT NEED, AND GOD REVEALED THIS EARLY, OF A MEDIATOR TO STAND BETWEEN US AND GOD.”
“You see, but there's something else here, this blood, this blood that was TO BE SPRINKLED ON THE ALTAR AND THE PEOPLE. THIS BLOOD SHOWS THAT A LIFE WAS TAKEN AND A LIFE SPARED.”
“We have BOLDNESS and ACCESS into God's presence.”
The covenant of grace is God's binding promise to His people, established by the blood of Christ.
Exodus 24, Hebrews 9:12, Hebrews 10:14
Jesus is our mediator as He fulfills the role established in the Old Testament, offering Himself as the perfect sacrifice.
Hebrews 9:15, 1 Timothy 2:5
The blood of Christ is significant as it ratifies the New Covenant, providing permanent atonement for sin.
Exodus 24, Hebrews 9:12, Acts 20:28
The covenant of works refers to the agreement God made with humanity based on perfect obedience.
Romans 3:20, Exodus 24, Genesis 2
The covenant encapsulates God's commitment to His people and forms the basis of His grace and mercy.
Exodus 24, Hebrews 9, Hebrews 10
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