The Son, the sons, and the Spirit of His Son

Let's begin our worship now, and we're singing firstly this evening from Psalm 93.

Psalm 93 in the Sing Psalms version.

That's on page 123.

Tune is Stroudwater.

The Lord is King, His throne endures majestic in its height.

The Lord is robed in majesty and armed with strength and might.

The world is founded firm and sure, removed it cannot be.

Your throne is strong and you are God from all eternity.

Words that are so familiar to us, I'm sure, regarding God's own sovereignty and kingship and majesty

and how our faith in Him is founded on the certainty of His own being.

Psalm 93, then we'll sing the whole psalm.

The Lord is King.

The Lord is King, His throne endures majestic in His height.

The Lord is robed in majesty and armed with strength and might.

The world is founded firm and sure, removed it cannot be.

Your throne is strong and you are God from all eternity.

The Lord is King, some parties and you are God from all eternity.

The Lord, O Lord, have lifted up.

They lifted up their voice.

The seas have lifted up their waves

and made a mighty noise.

The Lord, entrowned on highest star,

more powerful is He

than thunder on the ocean's waves,

are breakers of the sea.

Your royal statutes, Lord, stand fair,

and changing is Your word,

and holiness adores Your hearts

for endless days, O Lord.

Let's unite now in prayer.

Let's call upon the Lord in prayer.

O Lord, our gracious God,

we give thanks for the many times

Your Word directs us to Your greatness.

We marvel how often Your Word directs us

to Your greatness

as it is directed to

the well-being of Your people,

even in their practical necessities

from day to day.

We thank You for these great words

that have reminded us

of Your majesty and Your glory,

and yet also of Your concern

and interest in Your people.

And we bless You that You remain

with Your people in all Your might

throughout all their history

and on into eternity.

We thank You tonight, Lord,

that we can take our comfort

and that we can take our strengthening

and confirmation from the many things

that You have revealed of Yourself

in Your steadfastness,

in Your greatness and kindness.

We thank You that there is none like You,

that You are above all that You have created,

and that we are answerable to You.

And, O Lord, we give thanks

that You have revealed to us especially

the concern You have in Your people

so as to provide them with a Savior

who is Christ the Lord.

Lord, O God, we approach You tonight

in His name,

for we are assured that as we come

in His name and trusting in His name,

we will be received by You.

We will continue, O Lord,

to be received in Your presence.

We have access into that grace

in which we stand in Christ.

And we give thanks for all that is associated

with that access tonight.

Not only an access by which we come

to pray to You,

but an access in which we would draw

our strength from You.

An access to, O Lord,

in which we would seek Your own teaching of us

with regard to that relationship

Your people have with You.

Bless to us, Lord, again, Your Word.

We give thanks for Your Word.

We give thanks for its entirety.

We give thanks for the variety

of teaching within it.

We bless You for the various doctrines

that are contained in it,

that hold, that are held precious

by Your people down through history.

And we thank You, O Lord,

that many of these doctrines

are foundational to our faith,

foundational to the Christian faith itself.

We bless You, O Lord,

that You have revealed them to us

so that we might not only appreciate them,

but also hold to them and defend them

and come to prize them dearly

in the presence of a world

and in the presence of every attempt

from whatever source

to undermine them,

to overthrow them,

to challenge them.

We ask tonight, Lord,

Your blessing

to be with us again as a congregation.

We thank You

for every evidence of Your blessing,

for Your kindness toward us

and for the encouragements You give us

as You accompany the Gospel

with so many signs of Your blessing.

We thank You, Lord,

for all who attended this morning,

for all who attended the club

and came from that

to attend the service this morning,

for all the young people,

the children who attended,

and we pray for them.

We pray that all of our efforts, Lord,

might prove by Your blessing

to be of much benefit to us

as a congregation,

much benefit to us

as parents and grandparents,

but especially to the children

themselves.

We thank You, Lord,

again this evening

for all who dedicate

of their time

and of the gifts

that You have given them

so as to run such clubs for us

and who show their enthusiasm

in seeking to involve our children

in those activities

that present the Gospel

and that speak of the wonder

of Christ Jesus

and His salvation.

and we pray that You would continue,

Lord,

to bless all that we seek to do

in Your name.

We give thanks

for the many different talents

that we find within the congregation.

We know, Lord,

how these are harnessed

for the good of Your cause,

and we pray

that You'll continue

to bring others

to dedicate themselves

and to help with the work

of the Gospel.

and we thank You

that whatever gifts

You have given us,

we are to use them,

Lord,

for the glory of Your name

wherever we are placed.

And we thank You

that even though

we may not be able

to be like others,

able to speak,

able to present the Gospel

in that verbal way,

we thank You for those

who quietly

go about their own

life of dedication

to You

and especially accompany

all that we do

with their prayers

and with their concern

that the Lord

would be magnified.

So bless us, Lord,

we pray this evening

and bless all

who belong to us.

We commend to You

our families,

our homes,

our relations,

and our neighbors.

We pray, O Lord,

that we may be truly

a means of light

to the world

in which we live,

that we may be

like that city

set on a hill

as Your Word describes

You people.

And we ask that You

would make us

even the more effective

in the world

in which You have placed us.

O Lord,

deepen our concern,

we pray,

for that world

and its lostness,

for those around us

who don't care

for the Gospel,

for their own lives,

for their souls' well-being.

We ask that You

would fill us

with increased compassion

and concern for them.

And we pray, O Lord,

that You would come

in these days

that belong

to our generation

and show Yourself

to be a saving God,

the God who is mighty

to save,

the God who delivers

from darkness,

from the ways

and the ravages of sin.

And we ask that

that might be the case

not only

throughout the communities

we belong to here

in our own localities,

but throughout our land,

Lord,

and throughout the world.

O that Your kingdom

may advance,

that Your will be done

on earth

as it is in heaven,

that Your great name

be glorified and exalted,

that we may see You

manifesting Your power

and Your glory

once again

to the conversion

of many

to embrace

the Lord Jesus Christ

and to come

to cry to You

out of a concern

to be saved.

Gracious Lord,

will You not hear

the crying

of Your people

who faithfully come

to seek that blessing

by which Your Spirit

from on high

will be poured forth

as in other days

in the past.

And bless,

we pray,

in all the ways

in which we are reminded

of these days,

not only in Your Word,

but in the history

that we have ourselves

as a community,

where in days gone by

the breath of Your Spirit

came upon us

as a people

and turned many

to righteousness.

O Lord,

hear us,

we pray,

in times

that are so darkened

by the ways of sin,

by ungodliness,

by a desire only

to follow the ways

of the world

and of the human will.

And we ask,

O Lord,

our God,

that You would come

and manifest Your power

and Your greatness.

We pray Your blessing

on all gatherings

of Your people tonight.

We pray that throughout

the world

we may have accounts,

O Lord,

of many being touched

by Your Spirit

and turned

into the ways

of righteousness.

We pray for those

who rule over us

in government.

Lord,

our God,

be merciful to them.

We know that

so few of them,

all too few,

make any public declaration

of faith

and trust in the Lord.

That some even follow

other religions

which we know

are contrary

to the gospel

and cannot ever bring

to human souls

the satisfaction

that we require

and the righteousness

that You require.

Lord,

our God,

be pleased to bless

those who rule over us

and come and visit them

with Your own salvation

from on high

and may even during

these days to come

as we prepare

for the remembering

of the entrance

of the Lord of glory

into human life

and into the circumstances

of this world,

Lord,

may these things themselves

prove to be

a means of giving people

room for thought

deliberation

and reflection

and thoughts

upon their relationship

to God

to eternity.

I grant Your blessing

too, we pray,

for all who give good counsel

to those in government

and for all the agencies

and those of our members

of Parliament

and MSPs

who do fear Your name

and who seek

to be faithful to You.

O Lord,

remember them,

we pray,

and remember their efforts

as they seek

to speak against

measures that we know

are intended measures

that we know

are not in accordance

with Your will

and indeed

at many times

are contrary to it.

We're pleased to encourage them,

we pray,

and add to their number

both locally

and internationally.

We ask Your blessing

to be tonight

with those

who have personal difficulties

and trials

and anxieties.

we think of those

who belong to ourselves

as a congregation

in particular.

We ask too

that You would draw near

to those

whose hearts

at this time of year

are heavy

through recent bereavement

or through loss

of loved ones

in the past.

Lord, we know

how difficult

this time of year

can be

more so than

many other times

for those who live

on their own,

for those who feel

isolated and lonely

and for those

who miss loved ones.

Lord, we ask

that Your own

blessed presence

might be made known

to them

and that they may come

to learn

that their trust

in You

more and more

is to be

a trust that will not

be put to shame

but that You will be

their God

and they will be

Your people.

So draw many to Yourself,

we pray,

at this time.

Be pleased to bless

those who watch online

and participate

that way

in our services here.

We thank You

that we receive,

Lord,

many messages

from different parts

of the world

whereby people

tell us

of the benefits

they receive

from gospel services

here in this congregation

and many others.

We thank You

for the encouragement

that gives us

and for the way, Lord,

in which we find it

proved to our own hearts

that the Lord is God,

that He is good,

that He is merciful,

that He is gracious.

And so bless us now

as we continue

to wait upon You here,

hear our prayers,

and pardon our sins

for Jesus' sake.

Amen.

We're going to sing again

to God's praise this time.

We're singing from Psalm 90.

Psalm number 90,

that's in the Scottish Psalter.

I'm singing verses 13 to 17.

That's on page 350.

The tune this time

is Kilmarnock.

Psalm 90 at verse 13.

Turn yet again to us, O Lord,

how long thus shall it be?

Let it repent Thee now

for those that servants

are to Thee.

All with Thy tender mercies,

Lord, us early satisfy.

So we rejoice,

shall all our days,

and still be glad in Thee.

So these verses through

to the end of the psalm

to God's praise.

Amen.

Turn yet again to us,

O Lord,

how long thus shall it be?

Let it repent Thee now

for those that servants

are to Thee.

O with Thy tender mercies,

Lord, as they're

we satisfy.

So we rejoice,

shall all our days,

and still be glad in Thee.

According as the days have been,

wherein we grieve,

and years wherein we ill are seen,

so do thou lay the sky.

O let Thy work and power appear,

Thy servants based before,

and show unto their children dear,

Thy glory evermore.

And let the beauty of the Lord,

our God be as upon.

our holy words,

He's established them,

He's established them,

each one.

Now let's turn to read God's Word.

I'm reading tonight this in the letter to the Hebrews,

and the first chapter of Hebrews.

We're going to have our study in Paul's letter to the Galatians,

Galatians 4 · chapter mention

chapter 4,

but in preparation for that,

we'll read this chapter in Hebrews,

which also has to do with the Lord Jesus Christ in particular.

So Hebrews chapter 1 at the beginning,

Hebrews 1 · chapter mention

Long ago at many times and in many ways,

God spoke to our fathers by the prophets.

But in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son,

whom He appointed the heir of all things,

through whom also He created the world.

He is the radiance of the glory of God

and the exact imprint of His nature,

and He upholds the universe by the word of His power.

After making purification for sins,

He sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high,

having become as much superior to angels

as the name He has inherited is more excellent than theirs.

For to which of the angels did God ever say,

You are my Son, today I have begotten you?

Or again,

I will be to Him a Father,

and He shall be to me a Son.

And again, when He brings the firstborn into the world,

He says,

Let all God's angels worship Him.

Of the angels, He says,

He makes His angels winds,

and His ministers a flame of fire.

But of the Son, He says,

Your throne, O God, is forever and ever.

The scepter of righteousness

is the scepter of your kingdom.

You have loved righteousness

and hated wickedness.

Therefore, God, your God,

has anointed you

with the oil of gladness

beyond your companions.

And you, Lord,

laid the foundation of the earth

in the beginning,

and the heavens are the work of your hands.

They will perish,

but you remain.

They will all wear out like a garment,

like a robe you will roll them up.

Like a garment they will be changed,

but you are the same,

and your years will have no end.

And to which of the angels has He ever said,

Sit at my right hand

until I make your enemies

a footstool for your feet.

Are they not all ministering spirits

sent out to serve

for the sake of those

who are to inherit salvation?

Once again, may the Lord bless to us

that reading of His Word

to His own praise.

We'll turn now to sing again,

this time in Psalm 45.

Psalm 45a.

And you'll find that on page 56,

verses 1 to 6.

As we read in Hebrews chapter 1,

Hebrews 1 · chapter mention

words from this psalm are quoted there

in respect to the Lord Jesus Christ Himself

and His person and kingship

and His throne.

And so we'll sing to the tune

Loch Brum,

verses 1 to 6.

A noble theme inspires my heart

with verses for the King.

My tongue's a skillful writer's pen

composing lines to sing.

You far excel the best of men.

Your lips are full of grace.

For God has blessed you evermore

as light shines on your face.

O mighty one,

take up your sword

and bind it on your thigh.

With glorious splendor

clothe yourself

and with your majesty.

Ride forth in state

victoriously

for meekness,

truth and right.

Let your right hand

display your deeds

of awesome power and might.

Let your sharp arrows

pierce the hearts

of those who hate the King

and all the nations of the earth

into subjection bring.

Your royal throne,

O God,

will last throughout eternity.

Your kingdom's scepter

will be one of truth

and equity.

And these words,

of course,

speaking of riding forth

prosperously,

having in his hand

these sharp arrows

to pierce the hearts

of the enemies of the King,

all of that is,

of course,

full of spiritual meaning for us

whenever we pray

the Lord's Prayer,

when we pray,

your kingdom come,

your will be done on earth

as it is in heaven.

It's essentially

this that we're praying for,

that Jesus,

in his might

and in his majesty,

would display his power

in the extending

of his kingdom

and the conversion

of people like ourselves

to subjection

willingly to himself.

So we'll sing

verses 1 to 6,

A Noble Theme

Inspires My Heart.

A Noble Theme

Inspires My Heart

With Verses for the King

My Tongues

My Tongues

A Skillful Writer's

Composing Lines

To Sing

You've had excelled

The best of men

Your lips are full of grace

For God has blessed you evermore

His light shines on your face

O mighty one

Take up your sword

And by the throne you'll die

With glorious splendor

Clothe yourself

And with your majesty

Ride forth in state

Victoriously

Our meekness, truth, and right

Let you write and display

Your deeds

Of awesome power and light

Let you share

In the hearts

Of those who hate the King

And all the nations of the air

In the hearts

Into subjection

Your royal throne

O God will last

Throughout eternity

Your kingdom

Your kingdom

Scepter

Will be one

Of truth

And equity

Please turn with you now

To Paul's letter to the Galatians

And chapter 4

And chapter 4

The letter to the Galatians

Galatians 4 · chapter mention

Chapter 4

We're going to be looking at

Verses 4 to 7

But we'll read from the beginning

Of the chapter there

Verse 1

I mean that the heir

As long as he is a child

Is no different from a slave

Though he is the owner

Of everything

But he is under guardians

And managers

Until the date set

By his father

In the same way

We also

When we were children

Were enslaved

To the elementary principles

Of the world

But when the fullness

Of time had come

God sent forth his son

Born of woman

Born under the law

To redeem those

Who were under the law

So that we might receive

Adoption as sons

And because you are sons

God has sent the spirit

Of his son

Into your hearts

Crying

Abba

Father

So you are no longer

A slave

But a son

And if a son

Then an heir

Through God

This is a remarkable

Combination in these verses

Verses 4 to 7

Especially

Of an emphasis

On the son of God

On Jesus the son

On the sons of God

Those who are adopted

To be God's children

God's sons

And on the spirit

Of the son

And on the spirit

Of the son

The son of God

The son

The sons

And the spirit

Of the son

Are all wonderfully

Combined

In this

Marvelous

Set of verses

And it reminds us

And it reminds us

Even by that

Itself

That in our

Christian faith

One of our

Most important

Factors

To remember

Is that we

Have a

Trinitarian

Faith

A faith

In which God

Is presented

To us

In his word

As one God

But three persons

The father

The son

And the spirit

Each of whom

Is involved

In our redemption

In their own

Particular way

And yet not

At the expense

Of the others

It's a wonderful

Harmonious

Combination

Of the persons

Of the Godhead

As one God

Acting in these ways

That scripture reveals

In our redemption

In our salvation

That makes the Christian

Faith unique

It makes what we have

As a basis

Of our

Of our

Religion

Of our faith

Unique

Amongst all

The religions

And ideologies

Of the world

And these are things

That we have to

Prize and hold

On to very dearly

Because they form

Part really

Of the nucleus

Or of the very

Essence of the

Christian faith

That God

Is triune

That the three

Persons of the

Godhead

Act in their own

Way

And relate to

Each other

In these ways

In which the

Scripture

Reveals to us

Now here in

Chapter 3

And on into

Chapter 4

Paul is really

Dealing with the

Age that led up

To the coming

Of Christ

And it's not easy

The way he sometimes

Speaks of being

Enslaved and so on

He's talking of

That age as a

Preparatory age

So that in preparing

For the coming

Of Christ

That age of

The Old Testament

Or most of the

Old Testament

Was an age of

The law

The law of God

Particularly

And how during

Those centuries

Of being

Under the

Instruction of

The law

And as he

Puts it here

Under the

Guardianship of

The law

If you like

Until the

Time came

When the

Son of God

Would come

Into the world

As promised

Down through

The years of

The Old Testament

And that's what

Brings us here

To verse 4

That age

Leading up to

That was

Dominated by

The law

And now he

Says when

The fullness

Of the time

Had come

God sent

Forth his

Son

And by

Fullness of

The times

There is not

So much

Talking chronologically

But fullness

In the times

Of the fullness

Of the time

In God's

Plan

In God's

Plan of

Redemption

In God's

Plan as he

Had set out

The various

Aspects of

Revealing himself

As the

Redeemer of

His people

All of these

Events down

Through the

Old Testament

As they

Were preparatory

For this

Final age

Of fulfillment

It finally

Came

The fullness

Of the time

Came

The time

Of fulfillment

Came

And therefore

Then Jesus

The Son of

God

Jesus

Came

Into the

World

As promised

And I want

To just look

Briefly at

These three

Points that I

Mentioned at

The beginning

There

The Son

The Son's

And the

Spirit of

The Son

As these

Verses

Combine them

So wonderfully

Together

See what he's

Saying first

Of all

About the

Son

When the

Fullness

Of time

Or the

Fullness

Of the

Times

Had come

God

Sent forth

His Son

Now of

Course you

See from

That

That the

Son is

Distinguished

From God

Not because

The Son

Is not

God

But elsewhere

From the

Bible

You learn

That sometimes

When God

Is mentioned

In relation

To the

Son

It's God

The Father

That's

Specifically

Referred to

And so you

Take that

With you

Into this

Kind of

Verse here

When the

Fullness

Of the

Time

Had come

God

That's

God

The Father

Sent forth

His Son

And it's

Important to us

As well as we

Said at the

Beginning to

Retain the

Bible's own

Emphasis on

What each

Of the

Persons of

The Godhead

Do or

Have done

And are

Doing in

Our

Redemption

That's what

Brings glory

To God

That each

Of these

Persons

Have their

Own role

In our

Redemption

And we

Don't do

Justice to

That revelation

If for

Example we

Were just

Going to

Focus on

Any one

Of these

Persons at

The expense

Of the

Other two

If we

Were to

Just spend

Most of

Our time

Thinking of

The Son

Of God

Of Jesus

Christ

Or of

The Spirit

Of God

Or even

Of the

Father

We need

To keep

Them in

The

Combination

And in

The proportion

In which

Their work

Is revealed

To us

In the

Bible

In order

To be

True to

God's

Own revelation

Of who

He is

And what

He's about

And why

All of

This is so

Precious to

Us

So what

He's saying

Is he sent

Forth his

Forth his

Own son

Being sent

Forth means

To send

On a

Mission

Especially

Sending him

Forth from

Himself

God the

Father sent

Him forth

The son

Who was

The son

From all

Eternity

The son

Who is

Like the

Father

God

But his

Purpose

In sending

Him forth

Is that he

Will actually

Come to

Redeem his

People

God in the

Fulness of

The time

Sent him

Forth

The father's

Purpose

Is to

Bring about

The adoption

Of saved

Sinners to

Himself as

His children

And in order

To bring

That about

He first of

All sends

His son

His eternal

Son into

The world

To do the

Work that

We know of

In the

Bible he

Came to

Do and

Accomplished

He sent

Him forth

From himself

Into the

World and

It doesn't

Leave us

At all

Doubtful

As to

The method

He chose

For him

Coming into

The world

Or being

Sent into

The world

Because he

Says immediately

He sent

Forth his

Son born

Of a

Woman

Just a

Few words

But how

Much is

Packed into

These few

Words

Where the

Eternal

Son of

God

Doesn't

Change from

Being the

Eternal

Son but

He takes

Something to

Himself which

He never

Had before

He takes

Human nature

To himself

He takes

A true

Body and

A reasonable

Soul as

Our catechism

Reminds us

And it

Literally means

Here God

Sent forth

His son

He came

To be

Born of

A woman

He came

Into the

Being

The nature

Of human

Nature

He took

That to

Himself

He joined

That to

Himself

To his

Person as

The son

Of God

God

And that's

The wonder

Really that

We stop

Over so

Many times

And just

Try and

Give our

Minds as

Far as

We are

Able to

That amazing

Fact that

The son

Of God

The eternal

God

Actually took

Humanity to

Himself and

Became human

In that sense

In which he

Lived as a

Human being

In this

World

In these

Circumstances

That you and

I have

And as we

Live in

This world

Into the

World of

History and

Of sense

And the

World of

Human experience

The world

Of temptations

The world

Of pains

The world

Of all

The Bible

Describes

About him

Especially in

The gospels

That he

Confronted and

Dealt with

And experienced

He is born

He is sent

Forth born

Of a

Woman

As the

Son of

God

He is

God

Divine

But he is

Also the

Son of

Mary

He is

Also the

Son of

A woman

Who gave

Birth to

Him

Who brought

Him into

The world

Who nurtured

Him

Who nourished

Him

Who tended

To his

Needs

As a

Baby

Human

Child

And that

Itself should

Make us

Wonder

That when

You look

Into the

Bible's

Description

Of that

Birth of

Jesus

And she

Laid him

Wrapped him

In swaddling

Clothes

Laid him

In a

Manger

What is

She doing

She is

Actually

Taking

A very

Person

Of the

Son of

God

And his

Human

Nature

And laying

Him

In a

Manger

There was

No room

For them

In the

Inn

And you

Stop over

That and you

Think well

What is the

Meaning of

Christmas

What do we

Think about

At Christmas

Though it's

Not only

Just of

Course at

Christmas

Time

But that's

The story

Of Christmas

That's the

Fact of

Christmas

That's the

Wonder of

Christmas

That the

Eternal

Son of

God

Came by

Taking a

Human

Nature

To be

Born

Into

This

World

Who can

Understand

The God

Who upholds

The universe

And continued

To uphold

The universe

The Son of

God

Who is

Himself

The creator

Of the

Universe

As much as

The Father

And the

Spirit

And yet

There he is

It is him

It is he

Himself

In that

Manger in

Bethlehem

Having come

Into the

World

And placed

Himself

Deliberately

Having been

Sent forth

By the

Father

He came

Of his

Own

Volition

As well

To place

Himself

Willingly

As a

Servant

Of the

Father

In his

Conditions

Of humility

And of

Service

And he

Did that

For the

Likes

Of us

What is

Christmas

To yourself

And myself

What is

Jesus

To yourself

And myself

What do you

Think about

When you

Think about

Jesus

Do you

Just think

Of a

Human

Being

Who was

A remarkable

Human

Being

An amazing

Teacher

Who went

About doing

The things

That are

Described

In the

Gospels

And who

Has so

Much

Theology

Around

Him

As you

Find in

The epistles

Of Paul

And of

John

And of

Peter

But do

You stop

And wonder

Who is

This

You go

To the

Likes

Of Luke's

Gospel

We've seen

This more

Than once

You go

Right through

Luke's

Gospel

And you'll

Come at

Different

Stages

To find

Different

People

Asking

This

Question

Who is

This

Man

Who is

He

We just

Can't

Find

Words

To describe

People are

Saying

Or to

Actually

Just

Understand

How it

Is

That he

Is

As he

Is

Doing

That he's

Speaking

As he's

Speaking

That he's

Teaching

As he's

Speaking

Some of

Them

So amazed

Were saying

Well and

John's

Gospel

Is

The same

Is

Not

This

The

Carpenter

Is

Not

This

Jesus

The son

Of

Mary

And

Joseph

The parents

We know

For

Ourselves

Is

This

Not

Who

He

Is

How

Has

He

Got

This

Wisdom

Where

Did

He

Get

This

Power

From

How

Has

He

Managed

To

Do

All

Of

These

Miraculous

Things

Because

He's

The

Son

Of

God

Born

By The

Father

Born

Of

A

Woman

And

Made

Under

The

Law

Born

Of

A

Woman

But

Also

Born

Under

The

Law

In

Other

Words

As

He

Came

Into

The

World

He

Came

To

Subject

Himself

Willingly

To

Live

In

Obedience

To

The

Will

Of

The

Father

And

Indeed

To

Give

Obedience

To

The

Law

Of

God

And

There's

Another

Remarkable

Thing

Who

Gave

The

Law

Who

Gave

Moses

The

Law

Who

Stipulated

These

Laws

Of

The

Old

Testament

Age

That

Were

Applicable

To

The

Covenant

People

Of

God

And

The

Moral

Law

That's

Really

Applicable

To

All

Of

Human

Life

Who

Gave

These

Laws

Who

Is

The

Law

Giver

He

Is

He

Is

And

What's

He

Doing

Here

As

He

Comes

To

Be

Born

Of

A

Woman

He

Has

Come

To

Be

Born

Under

The

Law

He

Came

To

Give

Perfect

Obedience

To

That

Law

And

All

The

Way

Through

Every

Description

You

Find

Of

In

The

Bible

That

Is

What

You

Conclude

About

Him

That

Is

What

You

Have

To

Say

About

Him

That's

What

This

Bible

Says

About

Him

At

No

Stage

Was

He

Ever

Disobedient

Did

He

Ever

Contravene

The

Law

He

Always

Kept

The

Law

Of

God

Most

Perfectly

Now

Adam

As Paul

Describes

Him

Adam

Our

First

Parent

The

Covenant

Head

As

God

Created

Him

And

As

He

Fell

We

Fell

In

Him

As

He

Sinned

We

Sinned

In

Him

And

Fell

With

Him

In

His

First

Transgression

We

Needed

Another

Adam

We

Needed

Another

Head

Another

Federal

Covenant

Head

We

Needed

One

Who

Would

Not

Fall

And

Yield

To

The

Temptations

Of

The

Devil

Of

The

Serpent

One

Who

Would

Always

Be

True

To

The

Law

And

Could

Always

Say

Where

Can

You

Find

Sin