Today's Sunday School re-initiates a study of Chapter Six of the Second London Baptist Confession, focusing on the fall of man and the doctrine of original sin. Pastor Jason argues that despite the absence of the specific phrase 'covenant of works' in certain key paragraphs, the text clearly affirms its existence through descriptive language regarding God's law, promises, and threats. By comparing the Baptist confession with the Westminster Confession and the Savoy Declaration, he demonstrates theological continuity and refutes claims that Baptists reject this foundational doctrine. The analysis highlights how the broken covenant of works establishes the necessity for the covenant of grace and the redemptive work of Christ. Ultimately, the message seeks to clarify historical confessional positions while reinforcing the biblical reality of human depravity and the need for divine mercy.