F2L 35 NT Doctrines Review

This instructional sermon systematically outlines core Christian doctrines, beginning with the phases and means of sanctification in the life of Israel and the believer. It transitions into a detailed examination of the person of Christ, defining key theological concepts such as the Trinity, the Hypostatic Union, and the doctrine of Kenosis, which explains how Jesus gave up the independent use of divine attributes. The teaching further explores Christ's impeccability and infallibility, arguing for the Bible's authority in all matters, including history and science, against common liberal interpretations. Finally, the sermon connects these doctrines to the atonement, describing it as a restitutionary act that satisfies justice, and concludes with the believer's position in the heavenly realms, emphasizing the need to walk by the Spirit and maintain separation from worldly influences.