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Sermon Notes: The King's Word, Part 3
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Ecclesiastes 8:4—"For the word of the king is supreme."
God alone is rightfully sovereign without limit. He is King in the most absolute sense...
Even in his least word there is omnipotence.
Adapted from Charles Spurgeon's sermon notes, which are in the public domain.
Ecclesiastes 8:4—"For the word of the king is supreme."
God alone is rightfully sovereign without limit. He is King in the most absolute sense...
Even in his least word there is omnipotence.
HIS WORD INSPIRES OUR CONFIDENCE
- That he is able to give to the penitent, pardon; for he has promised in his word to do so.
- That he will give to the believing, power to renew their lives. "He sent his word, and healed them," is true, spiritually.
- That he will give to the tempted, power to overcome temptation. God ensures the believer's victory over every assault of Satan through the word. This weapon Jesus used in the wilderness.
- That he will give to the suffering, power to endure with patience, and to gather profit from the trial.
- That he will give to the dying, hope, peace, beatific vision, etc. One word from the Lord of life robs death of its sting.
Adapted from Charles Spurgeon's sermon notes, which are in the public domain.


