The Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ: Part 3 by Dr. Rod Mattoon
- Preacher
- Rod Mattoon
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 27:14
About this sermon
* 2 Timothy 3:16 -All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: In PART THREE of this series, we examine another reason why we know the Scriptures are inspired of God. It is because of the historical, archeological, medical, and scientific accuracy of the Scriptures found in the 66 books of the Bible. There are wonderful books contained within the pages of the Old Testament. Each book plays an important role in the message that God conveyed to mankind through His precious Word. They are sign posts of His genius, grace, greatness, goodness, gifts, and guidance for us. * The foundation book is Genesis. From its pages we continually keep looking back to find answers to our Creation, the Conditions of our planet, and the reason for Confrontation in this world and in our lives because of the sin of mankind. * The harp of the Old Testament is the book of Psalms, that offers Consolation and Comfort to a weary soul. * The book of Proverbs is the hammer that forges our Character and Caution like the blacksmith who pounds heated steel on an anvil. * The classroom on Suffering 101 is found in Job, where we find how to deal with intense Complications in our lives. * The jewel of the Old Testament, however, is the book of Isaiah. In Isaiah, we find the Communication of God's grace and Coming Son, the Contemplation of Christ 's future suffering, and the Celebration of His Millennial reign one day. Familiarity with the Scriptures breeds affection, and affection seeks yet greater familiarity. Listen, you cannot help but fall in love with this book when you embrace it. * It gives strength for our stress and strain. * It gives peace in times of panic and pressure. * It gives instruction when we are ignorant and life is insensible. * It gives clarity in the midst of confusion and chaos. * It gives hope in times of hopelessness and hurt. Paul tells us that God’s Word is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. In this message, we look at each one of these blessings that come from the Scriptures and what they mean. This message was preached on Wednesday night, April 23, 2025, at Lincoln Land Baptist Church.
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