Sermon Tone Analysis
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God’s relationship with the fathers
The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
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The God of Jacob
“Jacob” is used here as a synonym for the nation of Israel.
This usage is common in the Psalms as a reminder to God’s people of his faithfulness to Jacob and the emergent nation of Israel.
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Such a relationship served as an encouragement to others
Abraham’s servant was encouraged to trust God in his mission by the example of Abraham’s faith:
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God’s people were frequently encouraged by the relationship they saw between God and other individuals (e.g., Jos 1:5; 2Ki 2:14):
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Jacob learned to fear and trust God through his father Isaac.
God’s covenant with the fathers
God’s promises that they will be the fathers of a great nation
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God remembers and fulfils his promises
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God makes a covenant with his people to be their God
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Characteristics of the God of the fathers
He blesses his people
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He is powerful
He is gracious and compassionate
He keeps his people faithful
He gives wisdom
He is the God of the living
People sometimes fail to respond to the God of their fathers
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