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28:20

Assurance of Salvation with R. C. Sproul, “Salvation Guaranteed” (part 2), 2

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

20:45

How did God swear an oath?

1:44:36

Ascension Presbyterian Lord's Day Worship

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

over 2 years ago

41:32

This is going to shape and help us understand the text. An oath is a solemn affirmation or declaration made with an appeal to god for the truth of what is affirmed. I want you to listen carefully. The appeal to god in an oath implies that the person imprecates his vengeance and renounces his favor.

1:05:33

People of Their Word

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

over 1 year ago

29:14

This is a matter of wait and moment for confirmation of truth, for ending all strife. An oath is warranted by the Word of God, and so a lawful oath being imposed by a lawful authority in all such matters ought to be taken.

47:09

Yea or Nah?

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

over 2 years ago

9:57

Well the oath is Between two parties. A Vow is something different. I'm giving this so that you have a fuller picture of swearing cursing oath vow, etc. To vow Is to give consecrate or dedicate to God.

15:03

Scripture Reading - Numbers 30

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

1:06

Often in battle and they were intended to be an external sign of significant commitment and devotion to the Lord. So an oath Is a promise made to a person with the additional authority of another entity or an object.

31:46

LBCF Ch 23-25 explained

Reformed Rookie

almost 7 years ago

4:52

Paragraph three. Whosoever takes an oath warranted by the word of God or duly to consider the weightiness of so solemn an act and there into a vouch nothing but what he knows to be true or by rash, false and vain oaths the Lord has provoked and for them this land mourns.

25:53

Swears

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 13 years ago

12:53

The oaths here talking about were solemn declarations that invoke God as a witness. So I'm going to say something, and instead of me just saying this is the truth, I need to reinforce what I'm going to say by saying God as my witness.

42:28

Book of James, Ch. 5 - 10/10/2021

PMC

Park Meadows Church

over 4 years ago

32:01

Oaths were permitted on serious equations but only in the name of God. Now that's important oaths were permitted for serious occasions but only if made in the name of God. Only with God is the witness.

17:31

LBCF Chap 23: Of Lawful Oaths and Vows

Reformed Rookie

almost 6 years ago

2:59

And the purpose of an oath is a confirmation. In other words, I'm going to swear, you know, in court to confirm that what is being testified to is in fact true, all right? Vows are solemn promises made to the Lord, all right?

25:53

Swears

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 8 years ago

12:53

49:22

Our Word is Our Bond

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 7 years ago

38:02

This is from Hebrews 6. For people swear by something greater than themselves and in all their disputes an oath is final for confirmation. So when God desired to show more convincingly to the heirs of the promise the unchangeable character of His purpose, He guaranteed it with an oath.

39:42

Men and Women of Our World Matthew 5:33-37

EBC

Eureka Baptist Church

about 6 years ago

12:44

He said, an oath is a solemn pledge between two or more parties, often sworn on the basis of something greater. Oaths are also sworn in the cutting of a covenant. On the other hand, a vow is usually a promise of some kind made to God.

37:19

Lawful Oaths & Vows (Numbers Chapter 30)

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

about 4 years ago

28:30

So a lawful oath should be taken when it is required by legitimate authority in such circumstances. And they quote Paul in 2 Corinthians 1 .23, where he says, moreover, I call God as witness against my soul, that to spare you, I came no more to Corinth.

48:32

1689 London Baptist Confession (part 58)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 7 years ago

28:50

An oath is warranted by the word of God. So a lawful oath being imposed by lawful authority in such matters ought to be taken. Don't take an oath rashly. Don't take an oath for no particular reason. Take it with the full weight of what you're doing.

43:21

God’s Unchangeable Oath - Hebrews 6:16-18

Kootenai Church

almost 7 years ago

8:56

There are two things here that the author points us to, God's unchangeable oath and God's unchangeable purpose. God made an oath, that's in verse 16, he swore by an oath, he gave something as a confirmation of an oath.

41:33

Hebrews 6:13-20 | None Greater

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

3:31

For people swear by something greater than themselves and in all their disputes, an oath is final for confirmation. So when God desired to show more convincingly to the heirs the promise of his unchangeable character of his purpose, he guaranteed it with an oath.

46:39

Salvation Guaranteed! - [Hebrews 7:20-22]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 7 years ago

3:23

Oaths are taken by people to go above and beyond their word, to say something like I guarantee that I will do this. Something more than my word is given. I promise, I take an oath. But here's the problem.

46:55

1689 London Baptist Confession (part 59)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 7 years ago

21:45

The confession says this, an oath is to be taken in the plain and common sense of the words without equivocation or mental reservation. So when you make a promise, you must use language that doesn't give you an escape hatch.

47:55

Salvation Guaranteed! - [Hebrews 7:20-22]

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 7 years ago

4:07

Oaths are taken by people to go above and beyond their word, to say something like, �I guarantee that I will do this. � Something more than my word is given, I promise, I take an oath. But here's the problem, some doctors hurt their patients, some citizens revolt, some jurists lie, some soldiers go AWOL, and some Cub Scouts don't morally act straight.

25:45

Pulpits R Us

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 7 years ago

2:38

Oaths. Christian Oath. Should a Christian ever take an oath? Well, I mean, you know, so many... Here�s the funny thing. Like with the Sabbath or with taking an oath, I think there�s a lot of freedom there according to what your conscience would let you do.