Jared Smith
Jared Smith served twenty years as pastor of a Strict and Particular Baptist church in Kensington (London, England). He now serves as an Evangelist in the Philippines, preaching the gospel, organizing churches and training gospel preachers.
Jared Smith's Online Worship Services
Jared Smith's Sermons
Jared Smith on the Gospel Message
Jared Smith on the Biblical Covenants
Jared Smith on 18th Century Covenant Theology (Hyper-Calvinism)
Jared Smith on the Gospel Law
Jared Smith on Bible Doctrine
Jared Smith on Bible Reading
Jared Smith's Hymn Studies
Jared Smith on Eldership
Jared Smith's Studies In Genesis
Jared Smith's Studies in Romans
Jared Smith on Various Issues
Jared Smith, Covenant Baptist Church, Philippines
Jared Smith's Maternal Ancestry (Complete)
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Signposts For Your Journey Through The Bible: Part 32
Some of the points covered in this teaching video: • There are two subjects covered in this session of studies—Bible Reading and Bible Doctrine • Bible Reading—an overview for the third book of Psalms is provided, together with three examples on how the Psalms underscore the Gospel Law as the rule of conduct for the believer’s life (Ps 73:4-26; 79:8,9; 84:5-7) • Bible Doctrine—five reasons are set forth in support of the Supralapsarian view of God’s electing love (first, the teachings of Paul reveal it; second, the order of vessels requires it; third, the motivating factor calls for it; fourth, the doctrine of redemption necessitates it; fifth, the election of angels affirms it)
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20 Bible Doctrine – What Does Lapsarianism Mean?
A Transcript Of The Video Study In our previous study, I held forth, what is sometimes called, the Supralapsarian view of the Father’s electing love. For this study, I would like to speak on this subject at more length. If we remove the prefix of the word, then we are left with lapsarian. The Latin term “lapsus” means “to fall”, from which we get our English word lapse, referring to a fall or failure to maintain some standard. For instance, you might say, “I had a lapse in memory.” Or, “I lapsed behind when I went for a walk with my family.” Well, when the label Lapsarianism is used in a theological context, it is speaking about the decree of God in election as it…
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28 Bible Reading – The Book Of Psalms (42-72)
A Transcript Of The Video Study This is the twenty-eighth study in the series, and we are looking once again at the book of Psalms. In our previous study, I pointed out that the book of Psalms has been divided into five sub-books, often called the Five Books of Psalms. Book 1: Psalms 1-41 (1 hr, 5 min to read) • Total 41: David (37); Anonymous (4) Book 2: Psalms 42-72 (51 min to read) • Total 31: David (18); Asaph (1); Korah (7); Solomon (1); Anonymous (4) Book 3: Psalms 73-89 (36 min to read) • Total 17: David (1); Asaph (11); Korah (3); Ethan (1); Heman (1) Book 4: Psalms 90-106 (31 min to read) • Total 17: David (2); Moses (1); Anonymous…
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Signposts For Your Journey Through The Bible: Part 31
Some of the points covered in this teaching video: • There are two subjects covered in this session of studies—Bible Reading and Bible Doctrine • Bible Reading—an overview for the second book of Psalms is provided, together with three examples on how the Psalms underscore the Gospel Law as the rule of conduct for the believer’s life • Bible Doctrine—the meaning of Lapsarianism is explained, together with the leading views contrasted and illustrated by a comparative chart and individualized diagrams
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27 Bible Reading – The Book Of Psalms (1-41)
A Transcript Of The Video Study This is the twenty-seventh study in the series, and we are looking at the book of Psalms. As I have pointed out in the previous studies, the last thirty books of the Old Testament fit into one of three sections of history—the United Kingdom of Israel, the Divided Kingdom of Israel and the Exile/Return of Judah. The book of Psalms fits within the first of these time periods, and is the twelfth book to appear along the timeline. The book of Psalms is the longest book of the Bible, made up of 150 separate compositions, taking approximately 4 hours and 10 minutes to read in a single sitting. The name of the book—“Psalms”—is taken from the Greek, which refers…
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Signposts For Your Journey Through The Bible: Part 30
Some of the points covered in this teaching video: • The subject of Bible Reading is continued in this session of studies—the book of Psalms • An overview of the inscriptions is given • An overview of the five divisions of the Psalms is provided • A list of New Testament quotations of the first forty-one Psalms is provided—affirming the gospel of the New Testament is the gospel of the Old Testament • The characters mentioned in the first forty-one Psalms are highlighted • The leading message of the book of Psalms is set forth • The emphasis the book of Psalms places on the third branch of the gospel is underscored—the gospel law as the rule of conduct for the believer’s life
