The Sermon on the Mount

05/31/13 • 484 min

Daniel Training Network Biblical Classes

The Sermon on the Mount (Mt. 5-7) is a simple prophetic exhortation in light of the severity of the Day of the Lord. Far from a “new constitution” of an inaugurated “spiritual kingdom,” the Sermon on the Mount is designed to bring forth repentance and instill the fear of the Lord. How do we live in light of the coming kingdom? The Sermon on the Mount gives great insight.

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Even in the early church the grace of God was used as a license for licentiousness. Paul was accused of it (Rom. 3:8), and James warred against it (Jam. 2:14ff). The key to guarding against insulting the Spirit of grace (Heb. 10:29) is understanding the death of the Messiah in light of the sacrificial system. Grace is extended freely to those who have repented of all known sin. There is no sacrifice for intentional sin, Old Testament or New.

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