Some of the points covered in this sermon: • A review is given of the first nine books of the Old Testament—Genesis, Job, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges and Ruth • 80% of the entire history of the Old Testament is covered by these nine books, a grand total of 2,850 years • The emphasis in each book is on the people who lived during that time in history, rather than the events which unfolded throughout the course of history • The masterplan of God for the ages is set forth in each book, namely, His dispensing (or administering) grace to the two groups of the human race—special grace unto salvation to the elect, and common grace unto creation to the non-elect • An…

Some of the points covered in this sermon: Bible Doctrine. The analogy of a potter and the clay is viewed within the more immediate context of the Father’s electing love, recorded in Romans 9:6-33. A comparison is provided between the structure of the text and the framework of sovereign grace. The Supralapsarian view of the Father’s electing love is held forth.

Some of the points covered in this sermon: Bible Doctrine. The analogy of a potter and the clay is viewed within the general context of the Father’s electing love, recorded in Romans 8:28-11:36. A comparison between the structure of the text and the framework of sovereign grace is provided

Some of the points covered in this sermon: Bible Doctrine—An Overview Of Paul’s Letter To The Romans Is Provided, Together With A Comparison On How The Teachings Align With The Framework Of Sovereign Grace

Some of the points covered in this sermon: Bible Reading—an overview of the book of Ruth is provided, from the perspectives of Naomi and Ruth

Some of the points covered in this sermon: Bible Reading—an overview of the book of Judges’ structure is provided, together with an alignment on where the characters of the book fit within the Framework of Sovereign Grace