Sermon Tone Analysis
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Recap
A covenant people
Moving along
Isaac - Jacob - Joseph - Egypt
Slaves for 430 years
Moses & Aaron
Red Sea, Pillars of Fire and Smoke
Law
A people without a law, or a knowledge of God
God gave them a structure and laws to help them develop into a society.
They had nothing, remember what happens when a society doesn’t cling to absolutes...
Every law given was to protect relationships.
How do we know this?
The perspective shift
We often view God’s law as the end, healthy relationships are the end.
The people of God are a relational people.
God’s law equips us for healthy relationships.
Challenge
Are you truly aware of the consequences your sin have on your relationships?
Take drastic steps to reconcile yourselves to God and man.
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