Sermon Tone Analysis
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A covenantal relationship
OT Background:
The nature of the union of Jesus Christ with believers is explained using a number of central images.
The New Testament stresses the reality, closeness and considerable benefits of this union.
In the New Testament:
A relationship deepened through the incarnation
A relationship personally entered through faith
A relationship enriched through the sacraments
Baptism:
The Lord’s Supper:
Matthew 26:26-28
A relationship that affects every aspect of life
It is a mysterious relationship
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