The Lost Doctrine of the Bible — Rolfe Barnard

The Lordship of Christ as the Lost Doctrine

The following message was preached by Evangelist Ralph Barnard at Ashton, Kentucky. The Lost Doctrine of the Bible, the Lordship of the Lord Jesus Christ. We've come at a truth that we preached on mainly last night.

We've come on from a different direction tonight and more of a teaching ministry that we anticipated unless we put on the Ralph music for Saturday night that our crowd would be small. But I want to be helpful if I can.

Recovering the Truth Through Preaching and Teaching

The following Friday night I'm coming over over to preach on last night's agenda. Because the longer I've preached and the more I've come and asked questions, the more I've learned to be true. How little I've preached and how little I've preached and how much I've learned.

And it's definitely lying, lying, lying, lying. We've been taught something, plain teaching on something, plain teaching. If we ever, ever get back to the truth, and I know we've been taught the best ever, then I say tonight that what is the Lost Doctrine of the Christmas present time?

The Lost Doctrine of Christ’s Lordship

It's the Lord's Lordship. It's in the Lost Doctrine. He showed me a denomination to pay attention to the Lord's Lordship present time. He showed me the meaning of our right to be to honor the Lord's Lordship present time.

I own a denomination. We had to build a camp, a summer camp, all over the south side of town, where we put the men and women and boys to serve the camp, where they surrendered themselves to the Lord, asking the same thing, to have known him on faith all the Christ's life.

This is the denomination, where people have reached faith, they know him, yes, they've been to him, but they do not know him on his Lordship. Silence is the fire, fire, and ice, not the Lord's Lordship.

Christ’s Universal Sovereignty and Eternal Reign

It's because of this that he appears. He is the Lost Doctrine of the Lord's Lordship, and he's been there in the first life, the fourth life, the second life, and the third, third, third. Time, time, day, hour, and hour, everything, all in all, the cause, all, for ever and ever, he is the Lord.

He is the constant, constant thing. It's the constant, constant, constant, constant, just part, part, and getting together, together, for the wild, wild, and free things, and out of nothing, nothing. He is the high, high, and cannot go on, or have three things, and pass, pass, three things, let God not come to the wreckage in the river, for the God that I am, I take you there now, now, and affect the mill, and there is end to end to it, fire, fire, and the sea at the end, and there is end to end to it.

God comes to him as the God of all, and he cannot go on, or have three things, and to keep all of our things, and there is nothing, nothing. And this, he, he, he, he, he has leaned over his back, back, to speak to us there, that we could not offer you anything but the grace of heaven, the sight of the white cross, the crown of thorns, and the glory of Jesus.

Grace, the Cross, and the Glory of Jesus

If you, if you, if you ask for it tonight, you'll find that wherever you turn, you'll never get there, but if you need something, I'm taking all of our things, and I'll give you that, the full set of things, and therefore, therefore, he, he, he, he, he has left things to death.

As we receive grace like this, in Christ's name, the men and the women, the ladies, the farmers, the hogs, the cows, are so precious to us, that we wouldn't have any of it, had it not gone to the mercy of God.

That we are now, now, giving things in Christ's name, not walking off the path of sin, and the words of God, are things that are given to Christ, that he doesn't give up. The choir performs a paraphrase on the 23rd psalm.

We hear, my shepherd will supply my need.