The following sermon is by John MacArthur, pastor, author, and Bible teacher with Grace

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Let's turn back to Ezekiel chapter 18 for the next in our series on social justice and the gospel.

While you're looking up that chapter, I just mentioned to you two things.

If you haven't checked the Grace to You website, you should at gty.org because there is a series of five articles,

five blog articles on social justice and the gospel.

We've completed that series as of Friday.

That's available to you.

There also is a statement called the statement on social justice.

You can Google that and find it.

And it is a doctrinal statement that delineates clearly the biblical perspective on these particular issues.

I think you'll find both the statement on social justice and the articles on the Grace to You website very helpful to you.

We will continue in our look at chapter 18.

I thought for a while I might be able to get through this time but we'll have to save the finish for the next time.

But I want to remind you of what we've learned from this chapter.

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