Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Individuals and communities taken into captivity
See also Ge 14:11–14
Nations taken into captivity
See also Ex 6:9; Nu 31:9–12; Is 20:3–4
The captivity of Israel
As a punishment from the Lord
See also Ps 78:58–61
The Lord hears the cry of his people
See also Ex 6:5–6; 1 Ki 8:46–51; Ps 69:33; Ps 106:44–46
The Israelites were never to forget their captivity in Egypt
See also Ex 13:3; Ex 13:14; Dt 6:12; Dt 6:20–21; Dt 15:12–15; Dt 16:11–12; Dt 24:17–18; Dt 24:21–22; Jos 24:17; Je 34:12–14
God will punish those who take others into captivity
See also 2 Ch 28:9–15; Ne 4:4; Am 1:9–10; Ac 7:6–7
Captivity used metaphorically
Of the bondage of sin
See also Ac 8:23; Ro 7:14; Ro 7:25; 2 Ti 2:26; 2 Pe 2:19
Jesus Christ alone can free from such sin
See also Is 42:6–7; Is 61:1; Lk 4:18; Jn 8:36; Ga 2:4–5; Ga 5:1; Eph 4:8; Ps 68:18
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