The sermon titled "Warnings - Be ye also ready" by Jabez Rutt focuses on the theme of readiness for divine judgment, drawing heavily on Isaiah 28:22. Rutt articulates that the people of Ephraim faced God's wrath due to their rebellion and false security, paralleling this with the contemporary church's complacency. He emphasizes that understanding and obeying God's truth is vital as complacency can lead to spiritual ruin, referencing Paul's exhortation in 1 Thessalonians to be vigilant. The cornerstone, identified as Christ in verses 16-18 of Isaiah, serves as a crucial foundation for believers to cling to amid impending judgment. Practically, the sermon calls believers to reflect on their faith and readiness for the coming of the Lord, supporting the Reformed doctrine that salvation is found solely in Christ's righteousness.
“The children of Israel were renowned for their rebellion, for their murmurs against God, and against his righteous ways, and against his truth.”
“What are you resting on? Are you resting on your morality, your uprightness, your upbringing, whatever it is that you may be resting on?”
“A true believer is a follower of Christ. How consistent is our life with the life of Jesus Christ?”
“Now therefore be ye not mockers, lest your bands be made strong.”
The Bible warns us to be vigilant and prepared for the return of the Lord, as indicated in Matthew 25.
Matthew 25, 1 Thessalonians 5:2
Understanding doctrine is crucial for Christians as it shapes our faith and helps us discern truth from error.
Isaiah 28:9-10
The Bible consistently affirms that Jesus will return to judge the world, as seen in Revelation 20.
Revelation 20:11-15, Acts 17:31
To 'flee from the wrath to come' means to turn to Jesus for salvation and avoid the consequences of sin.
Matthew 3:7
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