Paul Mahan's sermon "Token & Frontlets_Cloud & Fire" addresses the significance of God's covenant and signs among His elect, illustrated through Exodus 13:14-22. Mahan emphasizes that the "token" and "frontlets" symbolize God's people — defined not by outward rituals but by internal faith reflecting on Christ's redemptive work. He explores how circumcision, the Passover lamb, and God's miraculous acts serve as reminders of salvation, emphasizing the necessity of confessing Christ as central to the believer's identity. Key Scripture references, such as Titus 3:4-5 and Matthew 23, reinforce the distinction between genuine faith and the hypocrisy of mere external religion. The practical significance of the sermon urges believers to focus on the grace of God in their lives, fostering a community centered on the gospel rather than on works or visible displays of religiosity.
“Christ is all. If he's all, then that's all you talk about. That's all you do.”
“This is the token of God's true people. Nobody else. This is it.”
“The distinguishing mark of God's true people, the token of God's electing love, is that they say, It's not by works of righteousness which we have done.”
“The Word of God is not something we wear as an emblem of our Christianity, but it's something that we have in our minds and in our hearts.”
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