The sermon titled "The Blessing Of One GOD," delivered by Marvin Stalnaker, primarily addresses the theological implications of monotheism in light of societal transgression as illustrated in Proverbs 28:2. Stalnaker argues that the proliferation of rulers and denominations in a fallen world signifies rebellion against the one true God. He substantiates this claim through Scripture, drawing on Genesis 1:1 to affirm God’s sovereignty in creation, and Isaiah 44:9-20 to critique the folly of idol worship, which is characterized as the product of human imagination rather than true divinity. The practical significance of this sermon lies in its call to recognize the danger of diverging religious interpretations and the assurance that those under the reign of Christ—the ultimate "man of understanding and knowledge"—will experience stability and longevity. Thus, believers are encouraged to cling to the truth of God's sovereignty and the uniqueness of His revelation in Christ.
“When a land transgresses, it has many rulers. But when the ruler is a man of discernment, understanding, and knowledge, the stability of that land will long continue.”
“All these princes... that's because Almighty God has allowed this world to have what this world wants, and He's keeping His people in the midst of it, in spite of it.”
“The little G God that has to have somebody to help him... is just a carved up imagination of man's depraved heart.”
“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, and the people whom he has chosen for his own inheritance.”
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