Classic Sermon Outlines (continued)
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Matthew Henry
"lever the promi sure and shal hve its easonable comple. pees lived i in eaneah as a sojourner, a Mace ae dwelt i in tents Saath Isaac and Jacob. He lived there in an ambulatory moving condition, living in daily readiness for his removal. Thus should we all live in this world. senesis 22:1 tells us: "God in this tempted Abracisaidsnolouslieionee Gedhi-cnycsiienmarncirieeenel te Caan and obedience. God had before this tried the faith of Abraham; but this trial was greater than all. Read the account of it in Genesis 22.
2. It was a test faithfully met. Abraham obeyed; he offered up Isaac. He intentionally gave him up by his submissive soul to God and was ready to do it actually according to the command of God. He went as far in it as to the very critical moment when God prevented him.
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III. THE SUPPORTS OF ABRAHAM'S FAITH (Verses 10, 19). A. The Hope of Heaven. a Type o§ Gah Sacrificing His Sen
1. The description of heaven. It is a city; a -gularly established, defended, and supplied society. It is a city with foundations: the unchangeable