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A Great Joy in Heaven – sermon
Posted by: | CommentsThe following sermon outline is a portion of a larger sermon by the well known and loved Puritan preacher, Thomas Watson. It is an excerpt out his sermon entitled, The Death of the Righteous.
A Great Joy in Heaven (a retitled excerpt)
by Thomas Watson (Taken from sermon, The Death of the Righteous)
The enjoyment of God implies our SEEING him. "We shall see him as he is." How shall we see God?
1. We shall see him INTELLECTUALLY, with the eyes of the mind.
This divines call the beatific vision. We shall have a full knowledge of God—though not know him fully. This sight of God will be very glorious—as when a king, on his coronation-day, shows himself in all his royalty and magnificence.
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Free at Last – funeral sermon
Posted by: | CommentsThe following sermon outline is a portion of a larger sermon by the well known and loved Puritan preacher, Thomas Watson. It is an excerpt out his sermon entitled, The Death of the Righteous.
Free at Last! (a retitled excerpt)
by Thomas Watson (Taken from sermon, The Death of the Righteous)
At death the saints shall be freed from all the troubles and incumbrances to which this life is subject. "Sin is the seed sown—and trouble is the harvest reaped!" Euripides. Life and trouble are married together. There is more in life to trouble us, than to tempt us. Parents divide a portion of sorrow to their children, and yet leave enough for themselves. "Man is born to trouble." Job 5:7. He is heir to it, it is his birth-right. You may as well separate weight from lead, as trouble from the life of man.
King Henry's emblem was a crown hung in a bush of thorns. There is a far greater proportion of bitterness, than pleasure in this life. "I have perfumed my bed with myrrh, aloes, and cinnamon." Prov 7:17. For one sweet ingredient there were two bitter; for the sweet cinnamon, there were bitter myrrh and aloes.
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Final Freedom from Sin – sermon outline
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Final Freedom from Sin (a retitled excerpt)
by Thomas Watson (Taken from sermon, The Death of the Righteous)
The saints, at death, have great immunities and freedoms. An apprentice, when he has served his time, is made free. Just so, when the saints have finished their time of living, they are made free! They are not made free until death.
At death they are freed from a body of SIN.
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Gain Follows Death – funeral sermon
Posted by: | CommentsThe following sermon outline is a portion of a larger sermon by the well known and loved Puritan preacher, Thomas Watson. It is an excerpt out his sermon entitled, The Death of the Righteous.
Gain Follows Death (a retitled excerpt)
by Thomas Watson (Taken from sermon, The Death of the Righteous)
It should exhort us all to labor to say as the apostle, "For to me, to live is Christ!" Christ is the principle of my life, the end of my life, the joy of my life. If we can say, "For to me, to live is Christ," we may comfortably conclude, "and to die is gain!"
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