Sermon Tone Analysis
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As we said last time that, *many believers consider this Psalm* as their *favorite* portion of scripture.
But *few* have really *reaped* its full *benefits & promises*.
*Christians* have *become* a *victim* of the *snare of the fowler* (*Satan*).
*This Psalm* is *filled with promises*, but it also *has* certain *conditions* that have *to be kept* in order for us *to reap* the promises.
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There is *no automatic answer* to God's *promises*.
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*Sometimes* people just *hope* that they will *happen*.
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But that's not how it happens.
(*/HEB 6:12/*) says that *we inherit* the *promises* of God *through **Faith & patience*.
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But *even with faith* there are *other conditions* that *need to be kept*.
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Let's start with */PSA 91:3-8/*
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These *Vs* are *talking about* God's *divine protection* being upon us.
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But these *promises* *are preceded* by a *condition*.
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*/PSA 91:1/*
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The word “*DWELLETH*” *comes from* a *Hebrew word meaning* “*to sit*, *sit down*, *to be set*, *to remain*, *stay*, *to dwell*, *have one's abode*.”
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It's *a fixed position*.
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It's */not/* a *wavering Christian*.
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