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Intro
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Series - No Other Gospel
Background
Paul was warning the churches in the region of Galatia not to entertain anyone who brings another gospel besides the one that they have received from Him.
The Gospel of Jesus Christ was first delivered to man in the form of a Promise.
Later, the Gospel was presented to Israel in the Law, the Prophets and the Psalms in the form Shadows and prophecies.
Both the Promise, the Shadows and the Prophecies looked forward to the coming of the Messiah, in whom the whole counsel of God hinged.
Main Point
When the apostles preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ, they were not confined to the story of His life, death and resurrection.
The True Gospel
The Gospel of the Apostles has four (4) components:
The Message of the Cross
Message = Gk.
LOGOS, word; message; thought; the content, that which is being delivered
ESV, NASB - “word of the cross”
The message of the cross is that Jesus died for our sins
The message of the cross is that he was “delivered” for our offenses, and was raised for our justification
Romans 4.29
The Message of the cross is that He died so that we might live for Him who died for us!
The Message of the cross is that Christ’s death saved us from God’s own wrath!
Romans 5.
THAT’S WHY IT IS “GOOD NEWS”!
The Doctrines of Faith
“Doctrine” means the body of teachings and beliefs, the fundamental beliefs that is distinct to the Christian faith.
The doctrine of faith is the body of fundamental teachings essential to the proper understanding of God’s purpose and plan that leads to a genuine experience of salvation.
Apostolic doctrines
doctrine of new birth
doctrine of justification
doctrine of sanctification
doctrine of baptisms
doctrine of baptism
doctrine of repentance
doctrine of eternal judgment
doctrine of resurrection
doctrine of the coming of Christ
doctrine of the Godhead
many more…
True doctrine comes from God
True doctrine is sound doctrine
John
correct = Gk.
HYGIANO, correct, accurate
True doctrine saves
1 Timothy 4.
True doctrine sets free
correct = Gk.
HYGIANO, correct, accurate
The doctrine of faith distinguishes us as believers of Jesus Christ
The Commandments of the Lord
A “commandment” is an instruction that demands action.
Jesus gave commandments
John 14.
Obedience to the Lord’s Commandments seals our relationship with Him
John 15.
Progressive Teachings or Revelations
Progressive teachings are biblical teachings that progress through time as God reveals them to His people.
These teachings do not affect the person’s salvation.
Instead, they can help the believer grow in the knowledge of God’s plans.
Progressive teachings help the believer grow
Hebrews 6.1-3
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Progressive teachings become clearer in time
2 Peter 1
WARNING!
Progressive teachings can cause people to stumble if not handled properly
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Conclusion
The false gospel is the perversion of the true gospel.
Galatians 1.
Pervert = Gk.
METASTREPHO, to distort, to turn into something
Example - says, the sun shall be “turned into” darkness…
Conclusion
What are we to do with the true gospel?
The must become the pillar and ground of the truth
The saints must learn how to defend the faith.
KNOW YOUR FAITH.
KNOW WHAT WE STAND FOR AND BELIEVE.
THEN, DEFEND IT WITH YOUR LIFE.
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