Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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! Sermon Notes
!! “I Want To Go Home”
Genesis 31:1-16
1) Jacob wanted to go home _ years earlier in ________ 30:25, but at that time ______ wanted him to _____.
Genesis 31:1
Genesis 31:2
2) Jacob is doing _____ and they _______.
That _______ brings ________.
Genesis 31:3
3) We need to _____ and _____ His _____ and walk by _____.
Genesis 31:4-5
4) What is hard for us to _____ is that when they said ________ they _______ weren’t going to ____ them again.
Genesis 31:6-7
Genesis 31:8-9
5) It’s important to __________ that a _______ with ____ in it can _____ out to be a lot.
Genesis 31:10-12
6) For anyone who ________ that God ________ know what you are going _________, you are ______.
Genesis 31:13
Genesis 28:20-22
Genesis 31:14-15
7) Rachel and Leah _____ that their ______ had used them as ______ to get _______ to work for him.
Genesis 31:16
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