"mercy" Tagged Sermons
1. The Futility of the Scoffer’s Misplaced ________________ (vv. 14-19).
2. The Messianic ______________________ Laid in Zion (v. 16).
3. _________________ Warned and Exhorted (vv. 20-22).
1. Judgment giving way to ______________ (vv. 16-17, 22).
2. International Gospel ___________________ Foretold (vv. 18-21).
3. Jewish and Gentile _____________ among God’s Covenant People (vv. 23-25).
1. Assyria as the “Rod” of God’s _____________ (vv. 5-6, 15).
2. The Foolish ________________ of God’s “Rod” (vv. 7-15).
3. The LORD’s Fiery ________________ against His “Rod” (vv. 16-19).
1. Yahweh’s righteous ________________ against His faithless people (vv. 8-17).
2. The destructive power of __________________ (vv. 18-21).
3. Yahweh’s opposition to _________________ (10:1-4).
1. The church’s spiritual status as the new/ renewed Israel of God (v. 9).
2. The incredible mercy displayed in God’s sovereign choice (v. 10).
1. We believers have a living hope because we have been “born again” (v. 3a).
2. The objective basis for the new birth: The historic resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead (v. 3b).
3. Our living hope: An imperishable inheritance (vv. 4-5).
The nine qualities of love in 1 Corinthians 13 get walked through, with love meant to be exercised, not admired as an abstract concept. Read rightly, this chapter is less a portrait of ideal human virtue than a portrait of Christ, one that extends even to mercy toward enemies.