Sermon Tone Analysis
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Rejoice in God’s Revelation
Our Minds can Lead us Away from God
Saul prior to conversion
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God’s Revelation unites us with Christ
ii.
Saul after his conversion
2) Hold Tight to God’s Revelation
Galatians
a. Allow God to lead you in truth.
a. Prayerfully Allow God to lead you in truth.
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God’s truth is revealed to multiple sources.
Galatians 1:6-
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God’s truth is revealed to multiple sources.
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God’s truth is revealed to multiple sources.
-Jesus appears to many people after his resurrection
c.
God leads you closer to Him.
3) Live out God’s Revelation
a. God’s general revelation should drive us to discover more.
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God calls to each of us specifically
i. same truth, different application
James
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