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The Second Advent - The Ten Virgins
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The Second Advent - The Ten Virgins
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AI Voice Henry Walker
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Narrated by:
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AI Voice Henry Walker
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J. C. Ryle
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About this listen
In this solemn and searching exposition of Matthew 25:1–13, Bishop J. C. Ryle delivers a timeless message on the personal return of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Preached with pastoral gravity and uncompromising biblical fidelity, this classic Reformed sermon uses the Parable of the Ten Virgins to confront the spiritual apathy of the visible Church and the tragic delusion of mere formal Christianity.
Ryle clearly unfolds four enduring scriptural truths:
- The mixed nature of the visible Church until the harvest;
- The widespread neglect of Christ’s second coming among professing believers;
- The suddenness of His midnight return;
- And the final, irreversible separation between those who possess the inner oil and those who hold only an empty lamp of outward profession.
This sermon serves as an urgent wake-up call to careless hearts and a profound comfort to watching saints. Essential listening for students of Reformed theology, historical sermons, and Christian eschatology.
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