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INTRODUCTION:
I- A VENEMOUS CURSE ().
Judgement sent for 3 reasons…
A- They doubted God’s promise ( A).
1- The most serious Sin a man can commit is unbelief.
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B- They disdained God’s provision ( B).
1- They were not satisfied with what God had provided.
a. God has provided all that we need.
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2- They desired things of the world more than the things of God.
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C- They despised God’s word ( A)
1- They rejected and spoke evil of what God said through his prophet.
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Billy Sunday criticized for “rubbing the cat the wrong way.”
2- They thought the way of the world was easier.
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II- A VICARIOUS CURE ().
A- The cure begins with the recognition of need ().
1- The Israelites had to recognize their sin for what it was.
a. Holding onto pride will only bring destruction.
2- The Israelites had to repent of their sin.
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B- God has provided a cure to answer the need ().
1- God responded to the pleas of the Israelites.
2- God has provided a cure for our need.
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a- Jesus provided the cure for our sin problem when he died on the cross and rose from the grave.
b- He being infinite, suffered in a finite time;
what we being finite, would suffer for an infinite time.
3- God desires to save, but awaits our request to do so.
III- A VICTORIOUS CONQUEST ().
A- God’s provision was sufficient to meet the need of all.
1- Jesus’s death paid the price once for all
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B- God’s promise is sure for all.
1- God does not require anything in addition to what Christ has done.
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C- God’s plan is simple for all.
1- Simple faith in the finished work of Christ is all that is necessary and all that will work.
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quote from Adrian Rogers: “It is simply glorious and gloriously simple.”
CONCLUSION:
Imagine that you are in the wilderness – snakes everywhere and you have just been bitten by one of them!
A runner comes up to you and says “There is a cure and I was healed!… all you have to do is look at the snake and live.”
My question for you is this.
Would you have shared in the good news?
Would you have trusted in the provided remedy?
Or, would you have simply tried to find your own cure?
The fact is that you are suffering from the incurable snakebite of sin.
There is no natural cure.
There is no way that you can help yourself.
I want to urge you today to look to Christ in faith, trusting in his finished work on the cross for your salvation.
My friend I urge you to look and live.
Hymn: “Look and Live”
By William A. Ogden, 1887
I’ve a message from the Lord, hallelujah!
This message unto you I’ll give,
’Tis recorded in His word, hallelujah!
It is only that you “look and live.”
I’ve a message full of love, hallelujah!
A message, O my friend, for you,
’Tis a message from above, hallelujah!
Jesus said it, and I know ’tis true.
Life is offered unto you, hallelujah!
Eternal life thy soul shall have,
If you’ll only look to Him, hallelujah!
Look to Jesus who alone can save.
I will tell you how I came, hallelujah!
To Jesus when He made me whole—
’Twas believing on His name, hallelujah!
I trusted and He saved my soul.
Refrain: “Look and live,” my brother, live, Look to Jesus now, and live; ’Tis recorded in His word, hallelujah!
It is only that you “look and live.”
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