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“how big is your god?”
John 1:47-51
introduction
Left to his sinful self, man has the ability to create all sorts of gods.
Who is He, how big is He, and how should that affect the way we live?
i.
big enough to vs.
47-49
A.
He sees our _______________________________
b.
He sees our ________________________________
Cf. 1 Kings 4:25; Micah 4:4; Zechariah 3:10; Ps. 139:1-16
C.
understanding these truths leads to…
Cf.
Ps. 2:6-7; Isaiah 11:1-2
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big enough to vs.
50-51
a. the greatest show ____________________________
b.
the greatest show ____________________________
Cf.
Gen. 28:12
conclusion
If this is true, how should this affect us?
1.
2.
Cf.
Ps. 139:17-18
3.
Cf.
Psalm 139:19-22
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Cf.
Psalm 139:23-24
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