Sermon Tone Analysis
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*Introduction*:
(1) Joshua’s name means “salvation.”
(2) He was the son of Nun and of the tribe of Ephraim (cf.
Num.
13.8).
*Discussion*:
I.
Faithful as a Servant
A.
He is introduced as a servant to Moses during the war with the Amalekites (Exod.
17.8-13).
B. He was privileged to journey with Moses on Mt.
Sinai (Exod.
24.12-13).
C.
He was one of the 12 spies who spied out the Promised Land (Num.
32.12; Num.
13).
II.
Faithful as a Leader
A.
In Num.
27.18-23, he was commissioned to succeed Moses (Appointed – Dt. 31.1-8).
B. He led Israel across the Promised Land.
C. The key to his success:
1) Strong
2) Obedient
3) Knowledgeable
4) Fearless (Josh.
1.5-10)
E.g., Josh.
24.15
*Conclusion*:
(1) Will you be faithful in the role that God has for you?
(2) If so, then you will be rewarded (Rev.
2.10).
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