Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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In Our Text We find the Writer of Hebrews GIVING THE BELIEVER WORDS OF CONFIDENCE
If you have never In Our Text We find the
WTW
1. YOU MUST FIRST UNDERSTAND YOUR COVENANT:
FIRST COVENANT IS GENERALLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE ADEMIC COVENAT IN
BUT THE FIRST COVENANT TOOK PLACE BEFORE THEN IT ACTUALLY FOUND IN
2. YOU MUST HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOUR COVENANT
3. YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE COVENANT AND CONFIDENCE IN SHOULD YIELD A COMMITMENT TO IT.
hEB 10:21
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