C. Matthew McMahon
Christian Preacher
Sarah and Hagar by Josiah Shute (1588-1643)
Josiah Shute, (1588-1643) was known for his eloquent preaching, profound scholarship, and unswerving commitment to Christian doctrine, which is why he was chosen to sit on the Westminster Assembly.
In “Sarah and Hagar,” Westminster Divine Josiah Shute presents an insightful exploration of faith, redemption, and divine promises through the biblical narrative found in Genesis 16. The work focuses on the complex relationship between Sarah and Hagar, two pivotal women in the life of Abraham whose lives demonstrate God’s grace and the unfolding of His redemptive plan. Shute skillfully navigates the text, highlighting themes of obedience, hope, and divine intervention that resonate deeply with the Christian faith.
Shute invites readers to reflect on the character of God, as revealed through His interactions with Sarah, Hagar, and Abraham. This theological contemplation sheds light on God’s boundless faithfulness, grace, and willingness to intervene in the lives of sinful individuals, offering a message of hope and redemption.
“Sarah and Hagar” also holds contemporary relevance, encouraging readers to find echoes of faith, grace, and redemption in their own lives. Shute challenges us to contemplate our personal spiritual journeys against the backdrop of these ancient narratives, recognizing the timeless scriptural foundations that continue to guide and inspire us as God’s word.
Ultimately, the book calls readers to embrace hope, grace, and redemption through the intertwined events of Sarah and Hagar, enriched with divine promises and deep theological insights. It reminds us of God’s unwavering fidelity to His redemptive promises and culminates in the ultimate promise of salvation through Jesus Christ.
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Table of Contents
Meet Josiah Shute by C. Matthew McMahon
Introduction by C. Matthew McMahon
Preface
To the Reader
List of Main Themes in the Book
Sermon 1
Sermon 2
Sermon 3
Sermon 4
Sermon 5
Sermon 6
Sermon 7
Sermon 8
Sermon 9
Sermon 10
Sermon 11
Sermon 12
Sermon 13
Sermon 14
Sermon 15
Sermon 16
Sermon 17
Sermon 18
Sermon 19