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Nov 19, 2023

Judgment on Sin | Part 2

Judgment on Sin | Part 2

Passage: Daniel 5:1-31

Preacher: Dr. Steve Brown

Series: The Book of Daniel

Detail:

 

KALA: What is your favorite food at Thanksgiving?

 

PRAYER: Rom. 8:1

MESSAGE:

1. The Lord sees and contemplates our sin.

 

A. He sees the sins of indulgence.

 

B. He sees the sins of indifference.

 

C. He sees the sins of irreverence.

 

1) Sin happens when we don’t worship God as God.

 

2) Sin happens when we take the things meant for worshipping God and use them for our purposes.

My talents

My resources

My Sexual Sin

Dan. 5:1-31

2. The Lord speaks to and confronts our sin.
A. I may have response of fault.
B. I may have a response of fear.
C. I may have a response of franticness.
D. I may have a response of false faith.
E. I may have the response of favor.

 

3. The Lord shows and convicts our sin.
A. I can be guilty of preventing the Spirit.
B. I can be guilty of premeditated sin.
C. I can be guilty of profane sacrilege.
D. I can be guilty of pagan sacrifice.

 

4. The Lord sentences and condemns our sin.

 

N S R H P L K T N M N M

 

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HKNN

RL

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NSRHP LEKET ENEM ENEM

 

MENE MENE TEKEL UPHARSIN

 

NUMBERED NUMBERED WEIGHED DIVIDED

 

A. Condemnation comes because my favor is spent.

 

Heb. 9:27

 

B. Condemnation comes because I’ve fallen short.

 

There is a line by us unseen

That crosses every path

The hidden boundary between

God’s patience and His wrath.

 

Rom. 3:23

Rom. 6:23a

 

C. Condemnation comes because my fate is sealed.

Jer. 50:1-3

51:11

51:28-29

51:57

51:36-37

 

1. Babylon would be attacked from the north (1:3, 9, 41) by the “king of the Medes” (51:11, 28).
2. The city would be well provisioned (51:26).
3. The city would trust in its enormous walls, towers, and high gates (51:53, 58).
4. The city would be taken by a clever strategy; it would be “caught in a snare.”
5. The successful strategy would be linked to the city’s water supply. Specifically, God would dry up her “fountain” (51:36).
6. The scheme would be connected with the flow of the Euphrates through Babylon. The “passages” would be taken by surprise, and the reeds would be set on fire (51:32).
7. At the critical time, a feast would be in progress at which all of the nobles and notables would be in attendance.
8. The drunkenness of these people would lead to their slaughter (51:57).

Exod. 8:19

Luke 11:20

5. The Lord saves from and clears all sin.