(Palm Sunday) - Jesus as Lord of New Creation -

Introduction:

MISTAKES They have their meanings. Gen., 306 T.

Two ways in which we may regard our Mistakes. Chron.-Chron., 63 B.

God makes a distinction between sincere but mistaken souls and the wilfully wicked. Ps., 228 B.

We save a man’s time by saving him from Mistakes, and thus we actually add to the length of his life. Prov., 49 B.

Wisdom is always prepared to hear any well-meant correction of its Mistakes. Prov., 155 M. The Mistakes which worldly men make in judging men who have subjected themselves to prolonged and earnest spiritual culture. Prov., 218 M. Commend me to the man who has made Mistakes, and has come out of them a chastened and sanctified man. How soft his speech, how kind his look, how like the touch of Almightiness the outputting of his hand. Jer.–Dan., 36 B. We are all trained up through our Mistakes. Jer.–Dan., 146 M. We want the spirit which says, “Mistakes are often the first letters in the lessons of life.” Eph.–Rev., 237 M. MOAB

Joseph Parker, Ephesians–Revelation, Preaching through the Bible (Baker Book House, 2018), 664.

Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name: That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord,"~Php 2:9–11

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