Sermon Tone Analysis
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Prophet
Speaks the words of God
In the Old Testament, the prophet was the mouthpiece of God to the people.
In fact, the prophet often prefaced his words by saying, “Thus says the Lord.”
Deuteronomy
Authority
Truth
Jesus pronounced an end to all our sin
Spoke the words of indictment against the people for their sin ()
Called them to repentance (v.
18)
The prophet pronounced the forgiveness and pardon of God ()
Jesus, as the final and sufficient Prophet, has done all of these for us
He came not just proclaiming the Word of God; He is the Word of God ()
He came to the world because of sin ()
Teaches the people of God
Rabonni
Priest
Sacrifices
As Priest, Jesus offered Himself as the sacrifice for all our sin
In the Old Testament, the high priest was the mediator between the holy God and His sinful people
High priest entered the Holy Place and offered a sacrifice to God on behalf of the people once a year on the Day of Atonement ()
He sprinkled the blood of the sacrifice on the mercy seat “because of the uncleanness of the people of Israel and because of their transgressions, all their sins” ()
This he did year after year after year
Christ, as our Mediator and High Priest, not only offered the sacrifice (once and for all), but He is the sacrifice
Christ entered the Holy Place
He entered to offer Himself
He had to enter only one time
He sprinkled His own blood on the mercy seat
Intercedes
Mediator
King
As King, Jesus rules in such a way as not to allow sin to reign over us any longer
In the Old Testament, the monarchy was established for the peace, prosperity, and welfare of the nation
Wayne Livingston
The prototype king was David
No king was ever as beloved as he was
With David on the throne, the nation of Israel could say, “All is well.”
We have a King greater than David
Christ came in the line of David as David’s son and yet also as David’s Lord ()
He is “the ruler of kings on earth” ()
He is “King of kings and Lord of lords” (19:16)
As our King, He has fought our battles and now rules in such a way that sin never can reign over us ().
His Kingdom is Internal & Spiritual
He rules in the hearts of believers
We can live spiritually victorious lives
His Kingdom WILL BE Open & Physical
Joh
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