The sermon by Charles Simeon emphasizes the gravity of sin, portraying it as a defiling, debasing, and damning force that must be regarded with utmost seriousness. He argues that the mockery of sin by the ungodly does not alter its true nature or the consequences it brings, as God utterly abhors sin (Jeremiah 44:4; Habakkuk 1:13). Simeon highlights that sin is exceedingly sinful (Romans 7:13) and warns that its deceptive allure ultimately leads to death and eternal punishment (Proverbs 23:32; Psalm 9:17; Ezekiel 18:20). He underscores the practical significance of recognizing the eternal consequences of sin, urging the listeners to seek forgiveness through Christ, as the eternal fate of their souls depends on their response to sin while they still have time.
“Sin is that abominable thing which God hates.”
“The ungodly imagine that sin is harmless, but in the end it bites like a serpent and poisons like a viper.”
“If you die under the guilt of unforgiven sin, then your doom is irreversible and your misery is everlasting.”
“I beg you then to be wise in time and seek without delay to obtain the forgiveness of your sins through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.”
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