Pagan nations are not autonomous or free to do what they will, in Ethics, Morals or Behaviour.
1- Spiral of Judgement
2- Judgement of Syria
3- Judgement of Philistia
4- Judgement of Phoenicia
5- Judgement of Edom
6- Judgement of Amon
7- Judgement of Moab
Conclusion
God see's and judges pagan nations for their Inhumanity and specifically for how they treat God's Covenant People. Look at the United Kingdom? We are showing the symptoms of inhumanity that God punishes pagan nations for!
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“ Thank You ” I don't really know how to take the comment before. I am not confused but I am a Charismatic. I believe in Emmanuel "God with us." That said I am struggling my way through teaching the Minor Prophets. Amos is particular. I was happy to hear your sermon and how you chose to section the text. Preaching prophesy is always difficult. Still if I want to preach to whole world I must wrestle with it some more. Thank you for your solid effort.
Sovereign grace believer (9/16/2007)
“ Great Sermon! ” This is a welcome sermon showing that our nation is indeed pagan and ripe for God's judgement. My question: why is our nation pagan? Much as I respect the good work of Christian Institue I wonder if it is addressed to the wrong folk-the ungodly Government rather than lost sinners who populate our nation? The majority who never hear the gospel. In Newcastle upon Tyne there is no open air reformed witness (amongst charismatic confusion) from churches involved with the CI and it is brethren who occasionaly come into the city from as far away as Luton. Questions then abound e.g. 'why is the word Dinnosaur not in the bible?' If University students are so bible ignorant and ask such a question does such not show that there is a need for tracting and evangelism and sound preaching by faithful Protestant churches? Our people need to hear the gospel preached and the BIBLE explained: ***but the labourers are few*** Matt.9: 37.
Yes we must pray but where are the willing labourers in many towns and cities in the UK? 'pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourers into his harvest'
These lost sinners may not be in church but every where you go you will find them. There may yet be so many of God's elect in our cities...how shall they hear?
I was born is Lisburn Northern Ireland 8th July 1969, am married to Rebekah my great wife and helper and we have 4 children 1 boy and 3 girls. I have been minister in this church (my 1st) since 25th Oct 2003. We have had 8 years of reformation an ongoing process to come into...
