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Who Was Delivered for Our Offences Part 2
Romans 4:25, "Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification."
To view on YouTube, click here: J.D. Montieth - Who Was Delivered For Our Offences Part 2
This sermon from Pastor J.D. Montieth chronicles the last events of Our Lord's life in the second of a three part teaching on Who Was Delivered For Our Offences: "Religion improperly lived is a contradictory thing. For though men are willing to break the greatest of God’s commandments, yet because of some perverted sense of warped conscience, they will keep the smallest of rituals, thinking themselves still pure in God’s sight. Thus, these religious men were willing to seek, and ultimately accomplish the murder of an innocent Man by delivering Him to an unjust death, yet they did not want to defile themselves by going into this Gentile judgement hall. As if murder would not defile the soul, but coming into contact with a pagan would. This is often the way of the hypocrite—concerned about exterior show, yet caring little for the heart’s inward corruption."
This sermon was preached live at Castle Grace in the At the Mouth of Two or Three Witnesses Series. Other sections of Scriptures highlighted in this sermon: Romans 4:25, John 18:28-40, 2 Corinthians 5:21.
Broadcast live from Castle Grace 6/28/2020
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By J.D. MontiethRomans 4:25, "Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification."
To view on YouTube, click here: J.D. Montieth - Who Was Delivered For Our Offences Part 2
This sermon from Pastor J.D. Montieth chronicles the last events of Our Lord's life in the second of a three part teaching on Who Was Delivered For Our Offences: "Religion improperly lived is a contradictory thing. For though men are willing to break the greatest of God’s commandments, yet because of some perverted sense of warped conscience, they will keep the smallest of rituals, thinking themselves still pure in God’s sight. Thus, these religious men were willing to seek, and ultimately accomplish the murder of an innocent Man by delivering Him to an unjust death, yet they did not want to defile themselves by going into this Gentile judgement hall. As if murder would not defile the soul, but coming into contact with a pagan would. This is often the way of the hypocrite—concerned about exterior show, yet caring little for the heart’s inward corruption."
This sermon was preached live at Castle Grace in the At the Mouth of Two or Three Witnesses Series. Other sections of Scriptures highlighted in this sermon: Romans 4:25, John 18:28-40, 2 Corinthians 5:21.
Broadcast live from Castle Grace 6/28/2020