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What then shall we say to these things?
What then shall we say to these things?
1. 1-4 / No Condemnation.
Even though we still sin.
2. 5-10 / Life in the Spirit.
To lead us into truth and empower us to combat sin.
3. 11 / The promise of Resurrection.
So that the tyranny of present circumstances doesn’t paralyze or dismay us.
4. 12-13 / The power of Cancelled sin – It’s power has been broken, even though we still need to learn how to live as fully in that reality as is possible.
5. 14-17 / The Spirit of Adoption - To cry out to God as beloved children - to know that is His heart toward us.
6. 18-25 / Our current sufferings produce the groanings of a new glory about to dawn – so glorious, comparison is not possible
7. 26-30 / The indwelling Spirit prays for us in seeing the Father’s plan of conforming us to Christ’s image fully carried out.
So that everything in life is used for that good end.
8. 33 / God will absolutely provide us with everything we need to arrive - how will He deprive us of anything we need of He has already given us Christ?
9. 35-39 / Nothing can possibly separate us from the love of God in Christ.
35 Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?
Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword?
36 As it is written, “For your sake we are being killed all the day long; we are regarded as sheep to be slaughtered.”
37 No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.
38 For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers,
39 nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
No temptation
No condition in body or mind
No circumstance
No failure on our part
No demonic power
Nothing unforeseen by us
What then shall we say Dear Lord
What then shall we say Dear Lord
To all that we have heard
What You have laid before us here
In this, Your sacred Word?
The riches of our Christ and King
Of condemnation gone
The Spirit, and our life in Christ
Christ's true new day has dawned
The law of sin and death undone
In Christ sent in the flesh
You Father, sent your Only Son
To grant true life afresh
And by the Spirit's residence
And by the Spirit's residence
To grant a Heav'nly mind
Abolishing hostility
Our hearts to yours to bind
And how the power of canceled sin
And how the power of canceled sin
You grant to each you've bought
No more a debtor to its bonds
This victory you have wrought
You dealt to fear its fatal blow
Placed "Abba!" on our lips
And made us fellow heirs with Christ
With all His glorious gifts
Redeeming all our sufferings
Redeeming all our sufferings
Transforming every groan
Into hymns of sweetest praise
Tho in inexpressible moans
Your precious Spirit intercedes
Your precious Spirit intercedes
When we're too faint to cry
Divine and Triune pleading
Your own transcendent sigh
Loving, yea predestinating
Loving, yea predestinating
First called then justified
Not failing in the smallest thing
Til we are glorified
You who did not spare your Son
You who did not spare your Son
What won't you give us free?
For all in Him you've given us
Oh, give us eyes to see!
And add to all, inseparably
And add to all, inseparably
You bind us fast in love
Our names engraven on His hands
Til home at last above
The weak made more than conquerers
The weak made more than conquerers
The wicked made anew
Declared as saints in Christ alone
Dear Lord - all praise to you.
[What then shall we say? - On , F.I.R.E.
conference, Rowlett TX, 2019.
Reid Ferguson]
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