In his sermon titled "All Things Given To The Son," John Chapman examines the supremacy of Jesus Christ as presented in John 3:31-36, emphasizing His divine authority and unique relationship with the Father. Chapman contrasts John the Baptist as a mere forerunner with Christ, who possesses all things as the Son of God and is above all creation. Key Scripture references, such as John 3:31, underscore Jesus' origin from heaven and His unparalleled dignity, marking Him as the ultimate revelation of God. The practical significance of this doctrine is to affirm the necessity of recognizing Christ's authority in salvation; only through Him can one receive eternal life, as salvation is a free gift from God that runs counter to humanity's natural inclination to earn favor. In essence, the sermon urges believers to embrace Christ fully and understand the implications of His divine lordship in their lives.
“He that cometh from heaven is above all... This is no ordinary man. This is no ordinary person.”
“Unless someone comes from heaven... we will never know about God in heaven.”
“Salvation is the only thing that natural man does not want free. Everything else he wants free.”
“All things are delivered to me of my Father.”
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