Classic Sermon Outlines
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Matthew Henry disciples, going to Emmaus, were discoursing concerning Christ, He hearkened and heard and joined Himself to them and made a third (Luke 24:15).
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B. He Kept an Account of Them.
1. The explanation. "A book of remembrance was written before Him." Not that God needs to be reminded of things by books and writings, but it is an expression intimating that their pious affections and performances are kept in remembrance as punctually and particularly as if they were written in a book; as if journals were kept of all their conferences.
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C. He Promises to Them a Future Share in His Glory.
Jin Je ) are dear to Him. They are comely with a comeliness that He puts upon them and He is pleased to glory in them. He looks upon them as His own proper goods, His choice goods, His treasure laid up in His cabinet. The rest of the world is but lumber in comparison with them.
2. The gathering up of God's jewels. Ther vel isos They sal begthered up oto thet and gh ett. Then God's oe vi be made up as stones into a crown, as stars into a constellation.
God's Gracious Notice of His Saints spare us wi passion of a father. Even God's children that serve Him stand in need of sparing mercy, that mercy which has kept us from being consumed and which keeps us out of hell.