Old Llantrisant Hill
Introduction
- Text - v30
- "Is is finished" - a triumphant cry
- We have not come to mourn this morning
- Death is not the end for the believer - we have a glorious hope
- Personal example - of not finishing
- Ps 22:31
- Overview:
- Jesus finished His work - as a Servant of God
- Jesus finished His work - we couldn't do ourselves
- Jesus finished His work - that was a foreshadow
- We should never tire of hearing of this work
- Example of Colliers
- Jesus finished His work
Jesus finished His work - as a Servant of God
- Isa 52:13
- The hallmark of the true Servant of God is obedience
- Isa 53:5 - it was His work to suffer
- Phil 2:7-8 - it was His work to die, to empty Himself, to become a servant
- Quote from Shakelin Thomas
- John 17:4 - A fully completed work
- John 4:34 - Jesus' task was to finish the work His Father had given Him to do
- Is the will of God food and drink to us?
- What will be your plea on that day?
Jesus finished His work - we couldn't do ourselves
- Quote from John Tucker
- The work has been done and we must just receive this gift given by God
- We cannot do anything to save ourselves
- Jesus obeyed the perfect law of God
- E.g. the Ten Commandments
- We like to 'rate' ourselves against others
- James 2:10 - Example
- Eph 2:7-8 - not of works but the gift of God
- This is a substitutionary death
- Example of George Bernard Shaw
- Sin has totally bankrupted us - morally and spiritually
- 1 Pet 2:24, 3:18
Jesus finished His work - that was a foreshadow
- No need for continued sacrifice
- Jesus completed the work of the Old Testament
- Explanation of the Passover Lamb
- Lev 16:9-10, 21-22
- Singing choruses
- The Doctrine of Propitiation - mercy meeting wrath
- Jesus' death fulfilled all of the Old Testament scripture and prophecy
- Isa 53
- The Old Testament sacrifices are no longer necessary
- Heb 9:27-28
- Heb 1:3 - there was no seat in the Temple as the work was continual, yet Christ has sat down for He finished the work
Closing Remarks