In his sermon on "The Fifth Trumpet Of Judgment," Tom Harding focuses on the profound implications of God's providential judgment as depicted in Revelation 9:1-11. He argues that the fifth trumpet signals a divine decree wherein God executes judgment, particularly against those who rebel against Him. Key scripture references include Revelation 8:1-6, which underscores Christ's authority in administering judgment, and 2 Thessalonians 2:8-12, which illustrates the delusion of false prophets and the dire consequences of rejecting the truth. Harding emphasizes the importance of being found in Christ during tribulation, contrasting the torment brought by false teachings with the peace provided by the gospel, thus highlighting the Reformed doctrine of the perseverance of the elect and the sovereignty of God in salvation and judgment.
“The Lord Jesus Christ has all power in heaven and earth to give salvation to His covenant people. He has also all power to judge and condemn those who are not found in Him.”
“False religion only gives a false hope, which brings torment. Torment, not peace.”
“All they have is poison. Run from them as fast as you can.”
“If you're not trusting the Lord Jesus Christ, you've got a target on your head.”
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