Sermon Tone Analysis
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Who is Jesus?
He is God’s Christ
- Saul anointed King of Israel
mt 16:16
What is He doing?
Jesus came to save sinners
v15 - He came to save sinners
LOST - a child separated from comfort, safety, family, panicked
The means was His own broken flesh and spilled blood
You must believe:
Who am I?
I received mercy
that it is true
that it is enough
that it was for you
Who am I?
v15 - a sinner, in fact the foremost sinner
10 Commandments?
v16 - one who received mercy
Paul received mercy because of Jesus
Paul received mercy for a purpose
As we approach the table of the Lord in His Supper, we are reminded that Jesus, and Jesus alone, is the Christ; that we each one are sinners in need of a savior, and we thank God that Jesus is our savior.
He is the savior of sinners.
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