The Folly of Looking Back in Fleeing Out of Sodom (Luke 17:32) | Jonathan Edwards
Deep Dive into The Folly of Looking Back in Fleeing Out of Sodom (Luke 17:32) by Jonathan EdwardsIn his 1735 sermon, Jonathan Edwards uses the biblical narrative of escaping Sodom to urge individuals to flee from a state of sin without looking back. Drawing on Christ's warning to remember Lot's wife, Edwards explains that the urgent flight from both Sodom and Jerusalem serves as a typology for the spiritual escape from sin and unbelief to the refuge of Jesus Christ.Edwards presents several doctrinal reasons why one must never look back. First, the metaphorical Sodom represents a condition…
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