Sermon Tone Analysis
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Origin of Kenite
Moses asked to Hobab to go promised land with Israelite.
So the Kenite enter the Cannan with the peple of Israel and was treated well.
They went up wih the people of Judah into the wilderness of Judah and settled there.
That Israel continued to accord special treatment to the Kenites is clear from 1 Samuel 15:6.
When Saul mobilized his army against the Amalekites, he gave a warning before the attack.
This kindness seems to reflect the aid given by Hobab, son of Reuel, who was their guide in the wilderness (Nm 10:29–31).
The king Saul gave the kenite the kind chance of escaping before attacking the Amalekite.
Jehu also give the Jehonadab the son of Rechab the hand of escaping.
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God give a lesson from comparing between the Israelite and the Rechabites.
jeremiah 35:1-
jer 35:6-
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