Sermon Tone Analysis
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RULE OVER US?
Introduction
The setting of the story
Romans 8:28
Jacob is in the land that was the temporary dwelling of his father and grandfather
Hebrews 11:13-
Jacob’s story
Joseph at 17 reports on the bad behavior of Jacob’s concubines Bilhah and Zilpah children
He reports on the bad behavior of Jacob’s concubines children Bilhah and Zilpah
Israel’s love for Joseph drives a wedge between Joseph and his brothers
The reason for Jacob’s love for Joseph
The coat of many colors displayed of his love for Joseph
The hate of his brothers was revealed in their speech
Joesph’s dream increases the division between his brothers
Sharing the dream
The brothers hate grows
The desire of Joseph to share his dream
The content of the dream revealed Joseph’s future status compared to his brothers
The brother’s response
They rejected the revelation of the dream
They grew even more bitter towards Joesph because of his dreams and words
Another dream follows
New information added
Joseph shares the dream with his father and brothers
His father rebukes him
His father’s skeptism
His brothers are jealous but his father ponders
WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DREAMS NOW?
Introduction
Jacob sends Joseph to see the welfare of his brothers
The original location of the brothers was Shechem
Joesph’s obedience
Jacob gives Joesph instructions
Joesph searches for his brothers
Joseph receives information to help find his brothers
Joseph finds his brothers where the man said they would be
The brothers begin to plot Joseph’s murder
A perfect opportunity presented itself
The group conspires together
The plot conceived
Reuben seeks to rescue Joseph
He hears and devises a plan to help him rescue Joseph
His plan was devised with the intent to rescue Joseph later
The plan put into action
The cruelty of his brothers
The pit
WHAT DO WE GAIN?
The hardness of their heart a
The timing of God
The new plan
Judah’s changed heart?
The brothers accept his new plan
Conclusion
The goal accomplished
Covering up their sin
Reuben’s dismay
The scheme made
The father’s broken heart
How many opportunities did the brothers have to confess?
God’s plan moving forward as He designed it
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