The sermon titled "Landmark Removal Forbidden" delivered by Walter Pendleton explores the theological implications of the biblical injunction against altering land boundaries as outlined in Deuteronomy 27:17. The central theme revolves around God’s intent to highlight the permanence and significance of spiritual truths represented by the 'datum' in land deeds, which is analogous to Christ as the foundation of faith. Pendleton argues that removing or altering these spiritual boundaries—symbolized by the commandments of God—results in spiritual curse and loss of inheritance in Christ. He references Hebrews 10:1 and the creation narrative from 1 Peter 1:18 to underscore that God's Law serves as a divine shadow pointing towards greater, eternal realities, ultimately culminating in Christ. The practical significance of this sermon lies in the urgent call for believers to honor these foundational truths, lest they stray from the truth of God's sovereignty and miss their spiritual inheritance.
“Cursed be he that removeth his neighbor’s landmark and all the people shall say, amen.”
“God has a datum—He has a starting point. And if we leave that point off, we are C-U-R-S-E-D.”
“The gospel datum is Christ and him crucified... It must be the end as well.”
“Every one of these people that God saved... the sufferings of this life are not worthy to be compared with the glory that shall be revealed in us.”
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