In this sermon titled "Mystery Babylon The Great," Tom Harding addresses the theological implications of Revelation 17:1-6, focusing on the concept of Babylon as a representation of false religion and spiritual confusion. He argues that Babylon symbolizes all forms of works-based religion that stand in stark opposition to the grace of God revealed through Jesus Christ. Harding references several Scripture passages, including Revelation 14:8 and 2 Thessalonians 2:10-12, to illustrate God's judgment against false religious systems and the ultimate victory of Christ over all such entities. He emphasizes the practical significance of this doctrine, warning believers against the allure of false religions and urging them to rest solely in Christ for salvation. Harding concludes that the elect are eternally secure in God's grace, contrasting those who are saved through faith in Christ with those who remain in the bondage of Babylon.
“I don't want to take refuge in a place that God said He's going to destroy.”
“Salvation is in Him. Now, if I know anything about salvation that's taught in this book, it’s in Christ, the Lord Jesus Christ alone. Alone.”
“Inwardly, He said, you appear beautiful outward before men, but within you're full of dead men's bones.”
“The God of all grace... called us to His eternal glory by Jesus Christ.”
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