Sermon Tone Analysis
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I. Introduction
II.
The extraordinary survival of Moses (vs.
1-10)
A. The Origin and Plight of one Hebrew Levite baby (vs.
1-4)
B. Pharaoh’s daughter adopts the baby (vs.
5-10)
III.
Moses Flees to Midian (vs.
11-22)
A. Moses is presumptuous (vs.
11-14)
B. Pharaoh seeks to kill Moses (v.
15a)
C. Moses flees Egypt to go to Midian (vs.
15b-20)
D. Moses marries and has a son (vs.
21-22)
IV.
God heard the cries of Israel (vs.
23-25)
V. What do you see about God?
Providence of God
You all should be used to hearing this word since Pastor Chris routinely uses it in his prayers as he extols God’s perfections!
Providence is the governing power of God that oversees his creation and works out his plans for it.
The providence of God means the continuing action of God in preserving his creation and guiding it toward his intended purposes
Even though God has determined all things, He may actively bring them about Himself, or He may bring them about through secondary causes.
a. God preserved Israel during their oppression in Egypt
b.
God particularly preserved Moses from death twice
c.
God allowed Moses’ own presumption to get him to flee Egypt
d.
God preserved Moses’ wife to be in Midian when Moses arrived.
e. God gave Moses a son named Gershom.
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God was actively involved in the sufferings of Israel–He heard and knew of their suffering!
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