Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 78:19
Here ar the Four Things Only God Can Do
I.
He REMAINS.
…from everlasting to everlasting thou art God (Psalm 90:2)
The Lord remains throughout the world.
The Lord remains throughout the wicked.
II.
He RISES.
Psalm 29:10 a (KJV)
The LORD sitteth upon the flood…
He rises above judgment because He is the Judge.
He takes His people with Him.
In Noah’s ark.
In Jesus Christ.
III.
He RESTS.
Psalm 29:10 b (KJV)
… yea, the LORD sitteth King for ever.
He is on the throne.
He has always been there.
IV.
He REIGNS.
His is a Continuing Reign.
His is a Conquering Reign.
Conclusion:
Are you a subject of this King?
Are you a son of this King?
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