Westminster Confession

Pastor Martin concludes his study of Christ's sacrifice by considering its perfection. From Hebrews 10:1-18 he demonstrates the contrast between the imperfect, repeated sacrifices of the old economy and the perfect, one-time, finished sacrifice of Christ — witnessed by Christ sitting down at God's right hand. He then unfolds three implications of that perfection: historic objectivity, absolute finality (with Spurgeon's denunciation of the Mass), and intrinsic efficacy (bringing many sons to glory).