Horatius Bonar emphasizes the sanctity and perfection of God's Word, warning against the grave consequences of adding to or taking away from Scripture, as outlined in Revelation 22:18-19. He highlights the responsibility of believers to honor the Bible, recognizing it as the complete revelation of God's character and will. Bonar stresses that tampering with the Word is a serious sin, leading to dire consequences, including the loss of one's part in the Book of Life and the Holy City. He calls for a reverent approach to Scripture, urging believers to treat it with the utmost respect and seriousness. The sermon serves as a reminder of the eternal implications of how we engage with God's Word.

Horatius Bonar emphasizes the sanctity and perfection of God's Word in his sermon on Revelation 22:18-19, warning against the grave consequences of adding to or taking away from Scripture. He highlights that the Bible is not merely a human text but a divine revelation that demands respect and responsibility from its readers. Bonar stresses that tampering with the Word is a serious sin, leading to dire consequences, including the loss of one's place in the Book of Life and the Holy City. He calls for a reverent approach to Scripture, recognizing its authority and the dangers of modern interpretations that seek to diminish its truth. Ultimately, Bonar urges believers to honor God's Word as the ultimate expression of His character and will.