Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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The tenth plague was not a divine temper tantrum where God flexes his muscles before the Egyptians and really lets them have it.
It is the necessary implementation of a redemptive pattern, one that requires death as a means to fuller life.
The consecration of the firstborn, therefore, is a reminder of the once-for-all substitutionary death of the beloved firstborn son who is to come.
In the exodus we see that the life of the Hebrews comes from the death of the lamb.
How does living alive as a result of death affect the way you live and think?
In the sermon, Pastor Ben stated that we focus on family events and living as family units instead of as individuals.
Is this similar or different from your past experiences?
What beauty do you see in the passover and the cross?
Does it impact your daily thinking, or lead you to share with others?
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