Sermon Tone Analysis
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Head
What characters are in the passage?
God
Moses
Aaron
Retell the story as a group.
Retell the story as a group.
Moses objection is kind of silly because He was trained in the house of Pharaoh and lived there as a son.
He was probably able to do this task already.
In ancient times, to know someone’s name was to know them deeply.
It usually said something about who they were on the inside.
God revealing His divine name is a HUGE deal in ancient thought.
This is incredibly personal.
Moses’ staff is a symbol of God’s power and presence with Moses.
Moses doesn’t wield it, but uses it as instructed by His LORD.
What does this scripture say about God?
He is with us
He has plans for His people
He works with people who are not worthy, able to carry out His plan
His name is I AM
He is eternal - exists before us, with us, and after us
He is in control of everything
He can get angry at those who refuse to do His will
He will make a way even despite our deficiencies and arrogant disobedience
What does this scripture say about Jesus?
Connections of this passage with Jesus
God provided a way of salvation through Jesus when we couldn’t do it ourselves.
God sent Jesus to be one of us, to live with us and even in some ways be limited as we are.
Jesus always existed with the Father, I AM.
Jesus calls Himself, I AM on multiple occasions.
What does this scripture say about Mankind?
We aren’t worthy or able to carry out God’s will, but He uses us anyway.
Our deficiencies don’t deem us unusable by God.
God can provide people in our lives to make up for our inabilities.
God calls us to do things that are beyond our abilities.
Heart
What were the characters experiencing or feeling?
God
Anger because Moses wouldn’t trust Him.
Determination in using messed up Moses.
Moses
Fear because he couldn’t measure up to the task God had called him to.
What do you feel when you read this passage?
(Consider your own attitudes or heart toward this passage.)
Hands
Are there any commands to follow?
No
What is the scripture asking us to live/practice in our daily lives?
MAIN IDEA: God doesn’t use perfect people who can do great things, but broken people He can display His greatness through.
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