Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
So far in our story of Moses, we have seen the Israelite’s cry out to God in their slavery.
We have seen God HIMSELF come down to deliver them.
Remember that it wasn’t Moses who was doing the delivering, it was God delivering - Moses just came along for the ride.
Then we saw God manifest himself - he showed up, for the big showdown between himself and the Egyptian gods, and each one was defeated by the plagues in Egypt.
Then we saw the significance of the passover which pointed to Jesus all along.
And last week, Paul took us on a journey through the red sea and out the other end, which was the start of a 40 year journey that should only have lasted around a week.
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