Darkness From Wrath Satisfied

This sermon explores the theological significance of the three hours of darkness during the crucifixion, interpreting it as the manifestation of God's wrath against sin. The speaker connects this event to the concept of eternal separation from God, often described as outer darkness, and contrasts it with the light of redemption found in Christ. By citing historical records and Scripture, the message emphasizes that Jesus, the Light of the World, endured this separation to satisfy divine justice for His people. The sermon concludes with the declaration that the debt of sin is paid in full, inviting believers to recognize their justification through Christ's sacrifice and to live in the light of God's glory.