Sermon Tone Analysis

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What do you expect?
Are you excited for Christmas?
I know I am, and consider how much anticipation the people in the narrative were living in....
Expectations - why did Jospeh live a life of obedience?
Why did he respond to God’s word through the prophets and Gods word through the angels?
How did he persevere through the burdens Gods calling brought him to?
What brought you here today, why do you live the life you do daily?
All of life is about expectations...
How do our expectations affect our experiences?
Not everyone who experienced Jesus embraced Jesus, why?
22-23 immanuel - God with us.
Gods presence is what makes ppl prosper.
The most blessed ppl ever were in history was the garden, God with us means we will prosper regardless of our circumstances.
Example Jospeh in Genesis
21-23
Jesus specified what he does (God saves) Immanuel specifies who He is (God with us)
Matthew concludes his gospel with this same theme, Jesus promises I will Be with you always 28:20.
Expectations:
Past
1 Based on past
Not just promises experiences
Character - truth and love, patience ()
Balances faithfulness with compassion.
Unlike the religious elite Jesus contends with later, “Joseph’s righteousness was guided by the goals and values of the law which include compassion and mercy as an expression of God’s will.”
Purity of life and compassion of heart.
- do justly love mercy Walk humbly.
- do justly love mercy Walk humbly.
Gods word guides his actions not his circumstances.
The law, the messages from the angels.
Present
2 Guides Present response
Its cumulative (experience and expectation)
Obedient - lives obedient life previously, out of obedience he was weighing righteousness and love, responded to God’s message through the angel with obedience here and in Bethlehem and Egypt
Postponed
3 Hope of future fulfillment
It involves you but it doesn’t depend on you!
Legacy - step father of Jesus, father of James and Jude, leaders in the church who wrote books in the New Testament.
Slow and steady - decided to divorce quietly.
Advice of James quick to understand slow to speak to anger slow.
Joseph’s character as a single man made him a great husband and father.
He was already what they needed, then through experience and continued relationship with God he progressed.
Circumstances didn’t define Him obedience/relationships did.
,, Persevere - It involves you but doesn’t depend on you!
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