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Mankind is Mortal, Subject to Death Secondly, that the body of everyone of mankind is mortal, subject to die daily, and that many ways. Some are no sooner born than they die, and they who have lived the longest lives have died. As sure as we live in the body, so sure we must die in the body, and God knows how soon and how suddenly! After his conversion he became a deacon on December 19, 1619 and then a minister of the Gospel in February 1623. In 1623 he took over the rectory of Marske in North Riding of Yorkshire, and consequently also of Barwick-in-Elmet, which was in West Riding of Yorkshire. He married the daughter of Ralph Bowes of St. Mary-le-Bow, Durham, on October 13, 1629, and from 1642-1644 was preacher at Gray's Inn A Puritan's Mind

Having hitherto proved the doctrine of man's future eternity, I shall in the next place explain it; and first of all I shall mournfully look downward toward the miserable eternity of such as shall be damned, and show you, so far as I know it by Scripture revelation, wherein the misery of their everlasting punishment, which is the punishment of punishments, chiefly consists, namely in these three particulars: (1) in their punishment of loss, (2) in their pain of sense, (3) in the everlastingness of both these kinds of punishment.

In this episode, Justin Peters examines modern "heavenly tourist" testimonies and exposes how these claims contradict Scripture, distort the character of God, and promote extra-biblical revelation. Drawing from Acts 17:24–25 and Hebrews 1:3, this message highlights the self-sufficiency of God, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of biblical discernment in an age of spiritual deception. Christians are called to test every spiritual claim by the Word of God and reject teachings that undermine the sufficiency of Scripture and the truth of the gospel. For more from Justin Peters, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/justin-peters-sound-theology/ This video first appeared on Justin Peters' YouTube channel and is reposted with permission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE9e2uNfGjk

This sermon presents a powerful and unflinching portrait of John Knox as a transformative, prophetic figure whose unwavering commitment to biblical truth ignited the Scottish Reformation. Centered on the theological conviction that God's sovereignty supersedes all earthly authority, Knox's ministry was marked by radical resistance to idolatry, unyielding opposition to tyrannical rulers—especially Catholic monarchs—and a bold call for the purification of church and state. Drawing from Scripture, particularly the prophetic tradition and the Reformation solas, he championed a theology of justice, accountability, and the right of the faithful to oppose corrupt power, culminating in the Scots Confession's radical assertion that tyrants are rebels against God and must be overthrown. His life—defined by persecution, exile, and suffering as a galley slave—was a testament to his belief that true faith demands sacrifice, and his legacy is the creation of a nation transformed by the gospel, where church attendance soared and Presbyterianism became the foundation of national identity. Ultimately, Knox's story is one of divine fire, moral courage, and the enduring power of Scripture to reshape a nation. #History #ReformationSociety #FrontlineFellowship WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/hXol9_Vy0Z0 By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/