Ultimately with R.C. Sproul The Character of God Revealed
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Oct 10, 2025 Explore the breathtaking narratives of the Old Testament and how they unveil the majestic character of God. Delve into Kierkegaard's critique of modern culture and its lack of depth. R.C. Sproul emphasizes the vividness of biblical stories, revealing their emotional intensity. He contrasts Israel's awe at Mount Sinai with today's worship practices, calling for a renewed sense of reverence. Discover why the Old Testament is essential for understanding the Father's true nature.
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Vivid Sinai Memory
- R.C. Sproul recalls the vivid scene at Mount Sinai to show how people responded to God's presence with awe and fear.
- He compares that intensity to Kierkegaard's love for the Old Testament's raw, passionate narratives.
Kierkegaard's Old Testament Passion
- Sproul recounts Kierkegaard's reaction to 19th-century culture and his turn to the Old Testament for passionate realism.
- Kierkegaard saw biblical characters as alive and morally intense, reading the Old Testament like a gripping novel.
From Story To Sacred Worship
- Sproul argues the Old Testament does more than tell stories; it evokes worship and reverent fear of God.
- He contrasts the Israelites' trembling at Sinai with the casual attitude many bring to modern Sunday worship.