Fleeing Out of Sodom (Luke 17:32) | Jonathan Edwards
Deep Dive into Fleeing Out of Sodom (Luke 17:32) by Jonathan EdwardsJonathan Edwards's sermon, drawing from Luke 17:32, uses the biblical account of Lot escaping Sodom as a vivid metaphor for the urgent necessity to flee a state of sin without looking back. The primary doctrine emphasizes that individuals must completely forsake their natural, sinful condition to seek refuge in Jesus Christ, the ultimate mountain of defense. Edwards outlines several reasons for making this swift escape. Sodom represents a society entirely polluted by filthiness and abominations that deeply offend God…
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