The sermon “Salvation To Our God” by Tom Harding addresses the doctrine of salvation, particularly focusing on its origins, implications, and the assurance provided to God's elect. Harding emphasizes that salvation is exclusively through the Lord Jesus Christ, who redeemed sinners by His blood, as articulated in Revelation 7:10. He argues that the sealing of the elect, mentioned in verses 1-3, signifies divine protection and ownership, highlighting the triune God’s role in salvation. The practical significance of this doctrine is underscored by the promise that those sealed in Christ will not face judgment or condemnation, thus fostering assurance and comfort for believers. The sermon reiterates the Reformed understanding of salvation being wholly the work of God, from election to glorification.
“Salvation to our God, who sits upon the throne, the throne of sovereignty, majesty, glory, and holiness, and unto the Lamb.”
“The Lord Jesus Christ is the only Savior of sinners.”
“This sealing is the precious work of the whole triune God, Father, Son, Holy Spirit.”
“Salvation is of the Lord. This great multitude... all the elect of God.”
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