The scope of the scriptures; Biblicism explained; what to do when the Bible doesn't address an issue

The cursing of the fig tree; what happened; what did it mean to Matthew's audience; the necessity of examining fruit; Christ searches for fruit it His churches

After the Lord cleanses the temple of impurity He permits those who would come to Him in humble desperation and humble adoration; what does this look like for our worship; getting our attitude and attention set properly upon Christ and away from self.

Attestation to the divine authority of the scriptures; the church gives testimony; the word itself gives testimony; only the Holy Spirit can convince.

The authority of the scriptures; God is the author; several proof texts examined

Jesus cleanses the temple; this cleansing compared to the visible church; Christ cleans His church

The books of scripture explained; the apocryphal books rejected; support for the protestant canon laid out.

The Triumphal Entry; Christ and the crowds observed; Christ unchanged; the fickle nature of man elaborated upon; Christ our only constant

Two blind men healed by Christ; blind men compared to the interactions in chapter 19 and 20; the kind of coming that Christ honors; the kind of request Christ answers

The nature of the scriptures defended; benefits of general revelation; general revelation not sufficient for saving knowledge; sufficiency and finality of special revelation