Death's Incursion & Reign In the World Since Adam-Rom 5:12-14

Martha Wesley was the sister of Charles Wesley, who criticized most severely Charles' hymn which began, 'Ah, lovely appearance of death, what sight upon earth is so fair?' She did not believe at all in the lovely appearance of death, but thought it repulsive, and she never would look at a corpse, "Because," she said, "It was beholding sin upon its throne!" Well, friends, she understood that death came as a consequence of Adam's sin. As it passed down to all mankind, it reminds man of his sin and condemnation and need for new life which comes through Christ alone, the 'second Adam' who fixed what the first Adam ruined. In our next section of study Paul instructs us on original sin and the consequential death. Join us for "Death's Incursion & Reign in the World Since Adam"-Rom 5:12-14