Sermon Tone Analysis
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“That Dr. Ironside is the ideal pastor for Moody Church is finely attested by the following excerpt taken from one of his recent sermons, based on Eph 1:3:
“Please note what Paul says: ‘He hath blessed us.’
The Apostle is not speaking of something that may be ours when we get to heaven, but something that is ours, /here and now/.
I have been blessed with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.
People often ask me if I have obtained the ‘second blessing’ yet.
Second blessing?
I generally say: ‘Why, I am somewhere up in the hundreds of thousands so far as that goes, if you refer to experience; but, /actually/, I obtained /every/ blessing that God has for a redeemed sinner when I put my trust in the Lord Jesus Christ’ ...It is one thing to have the blessings; it is another thing to appropriate them.”
-Chester Mann, /Moody: Winner of Souls/, p. 86
/Bibliotheca Sacra ./
1998 (electronic edition.).
Dallas, TX: Dallas Theological Seminary.
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