I. Shouldn't we just turn the other cheek-- Matt. 5-38-39--II. Aren't we supposed to love our enemies-- Matt. 6-43-44--III. If we kill someone in self defense, aren't we still - guilty of murder-- Matt. 26-51-52--IV. Isn't government the only entity that has the - right to take a life-- Rom. 13-4.

I. v. 7 Concern--II. v. 8 Conception--III. v. 9 Criterion--IV. v. 10 Confidence--V. v. 11 The Cross--Vi. v. 12 Castration.

I. Should Christians advocate the limiting of-- weapons---II. Is owning a gun a failure to trust in God's-- sovereignty---III. Morally speaking should a Christian own a gun---IV. Five reasons for Christian gun ownership.-- A. Home defense--- B. Personal protection--- C. Protection of your neighbors--- D. Safety of our nation--- E. The health of our government.

I. v. 2-4 Those Who Trust In The Law--II. v. 5-6 Those Who Trust In The Load.

I. v. 1a The Command---II. v. 1b The Condition---III. v. 1c The Concern.

I. Does gun control prevent malefactors from entering your home--II. Does gun control prevent marauders from pillaging your hometown--III. Does gun control prevent a military from invading your homeland-

I. v. 21-23 Two Births--II. v. 24-27 Two Beginnings--III. v. 28-31 Two Boys.

I. Cries after a murder---II. Cries after a mass murder---III. Cries against a military---IV. Conclusion.

I. v. 17 The Attack Of Legalism--II. v. 18 The Affection's Limitations--III. v. 19 Ardent Labor--Iv. v. 20 Lament and Labor.