Them that were redeemed

And Moses gave the money of **them that were redeemed** unto Aaron and to his sons, according to the word of the LORD, as the LORD commanded Moses. (Numbers 3:51) *1/ The Biblical teaching of particular redemption. 2/ The blessings of particular redemption. 3/ The response to particular redemption.* ~~~~~ This sermon was preached on a Lord's Day evening at Clifton Strict Baptist Chapel in Bedfordshire. The deacon giving out the hymns is Mr David Lawson. ~~~~~ **Sermon summary:** The sermon centers on the biblical doctrine of particular redemption—the belief that Christ's atonement was specifically intended for a definite people chosen by God before the foundation of the world. Drawing from Numbers 3:51 and other scriptural passages, it emphasizes that redemption is not a general offer extended to all but a precise, personal, and certain work of Christ, secured by His substitutionary sacrifice and intercession. The blessings of this doctrine include profound assurance of salvation, the certainty of God's eternal love, the unbreakable chain of election and glorification, and the confidence that Christ's work fully saves and secures His people. The response to this truth is not fatalism, but joyful faith, diligent evangelism, and heartfelt worship, grounded in the conviction that God's redemptive plan is certain and will not fail, even when human efforts seem fruitless.