For Moses truly said unto the fathers, A prophet shall the Lord your God raise up unto you of your brethren, like unto me; him shall ye hear in all things whatsoever he shall say unto you. (Acts 3:22 ) *This sermon was preached at West Row - The Barn Chapel.* *1/ A prophet to be raised up - "Like unto me" 2/ To see our Lord's work through Moses - "Like unto me" 3/ The importance of hearing our Lord - "him shall ye hear"* **Sermon Summary:** The sermon presents a profound theological reflection on the prophetic fulfilment of Moses' prediction that God would raise up a prophet like him, fully realized in Jesus Christ. Drawing from Acts 3:22 and Deuteronomy, it emphasizes Christ's identity as the true Messiah—born of Israel, rejected by His people, tested in the wilderness, and validated by miracles and divine communion—paralleling Moses' life and mission. The sermon highlights Christ's work as a liberator from sin's bondage, a lawgiver who fulfils and supersedes the Mosaic covenant, a mediator of the new covenant, and an eternal intercessor, all while underscoring the necessity of hearing Christ in all things, not selectively, but with the full authority of Scripture. Through typology, the sermon affirms that Christ is the ultimate fulfilment of Old Testament prophecy, the Word made flesh, and the sole source of salvation, calling believers to a life of obedient listening to His revealed Word.