The Bible Is God's Revelation Of Men's Sin (Clip)
Tim Conway explains that the Bible is God's ultimate revelation about human sin and the divine remedy, tracing sin's origin and God's redemptive plan throughout Scripture.
This sermon emphasizes the Bible as the ultimate authority on sin and God's revelation, focusing on the history of humanity in sin and the remedy provided. It highlights the perfection of creation and the immediate introduction of sin in the early chapters of the Bible, tracing the age of sin throughout. The sermon points out that the new heavens and new earth, where righteousness dwells, are only revealed in the final chapters of Revelation.
Full Transcript
What's presented in this book? Not only is the Bible the final authority about sin, but it's basically God's revelation. It has to do primarily with the history of man as he is in sin and what the remedy of that sin is. You know, you come into this book and what do you have? Everything is created, everything is created perfect.
But how far do you get into the Bible before sin comes? How far? Two chapters. The age of sin goes all the way through. And you know what? You don't get the new heavens and the new earth and which righteousness dwells until what chapter.
You're right. In Revelation at the end. 21.
Sermon Outline
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I. The Bible as God's Final Authority
- The Bible reveals the truth about sin
- It is God's ultimate revelation to mankind
- It provides a historical account of man in sin
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II. The Origin of Sin
- Creation was perfect initially
- Sin entered early in human history, by chapter 3
- The age of sin dominates the biblical narrative
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III. The Remedy for Sin
- God's redemptive plan is revealed throughout Scripture
- The new heavens and new earth are promised
- Righteousness dwells fully in Revelation 21
Key Quotes
“Not only is the Bible the final authority about sin, but it's basically God's revelation.” — Tim Conway
“Everything is created perfect.” — Tim Conway
“You don't get the new heavens and the new earth and which righteousness dwells until Revelation 21.” — Tim Conway
Application Points
- Recognize the seriousness of sin as revealed in Scripture and its impact on humanity.
- Trust in the Bible as the ultimate authority for understanding sin and salvation.
- Look forward with hope to the promised new heavens and new earth where righteousness dwells.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of the Bible according to this sermon?
The Bible primarily reveals the reality of human sin and God's remedy for it.
Where in the Bible does sin first appear?
Sin first appears in Genesis chapter 3, shortly after creation.
What does the sermon say about the new heavens and new earth?
They are described in Revelation 21 as the place where righteousness dwells.
Why is the Bible considered the final authority on sin?
Because it is God's direct revelation about man's condition and redemption.
How does the sermon describe creation before sin?
Creation was perfect before sin entered the world.