The Third Commandment - Exodus 20:7 (1.24.24) - Dr. Jordan N. Rogers [bUwEvPUpAhr]
Dr. Jordan Rogers continues preaching verse-by-verse through The Book of Exodus in this sermon from Exodus 20:7 entitled, “The Third Commandment.” In Exodus 20:7, we read the third command, where God forbids the misuse of His name in any way. Here, the Lord God demands that His name be regarded as holy, never lifted up carelessly, disrespectfully, or dishonestly. Accompanying the prohibition against taking the Lord’s name in vain is the threat that the Lord will avenge the holiness of His name by not allowing anyone who misuses His name to go unpunished. The following is a sermon on Exodus 20:7, and below you will find the video recording and a sermon outline to help you follow along as you watch. I hope this study tool helps you grow in your love for the Lord Jesus and in your obedience to Him. To find more sermons, please go to our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/jordannealrogers If you would like updates when a new sermon is uploaded on YouTube, click the “Subscribe” button on the channel. Sermon Title: “The Third Commandment” Text: Exodus 20:7 Sermon Summary: God forbids and avenges the misuse of His name. Structure vs.7a—The Command Component #1: God forbids the misuse of His name. vs.7b—The Threat Component #2: God avenges the misuse of His name. To watch this video on YouTube, use the following link: #sermon #preaching #preach #power #exodus #oldtestament #expository #exposition #exegesis