The sermon titled "2-Fold Message" by Paul Mahan addresses the urgent theological truths found in Isaiah 40, focusing on the concept of God's two-fold message delivered through the voice of His prophets. Mahan argues that every messenger of God presents a life-and-death urgency in their call to repentance, reflecting both the frailty of humanity—the metaphor that "all flesh is grass"—and the enduring nature of God's Word as the only path to salvation. The speaker highlights that Isaiah calls for individuals to "prepare the way of the Lord," establishing both the responsibility of the preacher and the necessity of recognizing God's sovereignty and holiness. Key Scripture references, such as Isaiah 40:6-8, illustrate the transient nature of human existence contrasted with the eternal stature of God's Word. The practical significance of the sermon lies in the call for personal repentance and the recognition of God's redemptive work through Jesus Christ, ultimately highlighting the urgency of responding to God's invitation to salvation.
“The true preacher, the voice in the wilderness, always exalts God and abases man.”
“All flesh is grass, and all man is like grass. Temporary, weak, vain, perishing.”
“Repent or perish, but look and live. The way is very plain.”
“The Word of our God shall stand forever.”
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