Sermon Tone Analysis
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Features of the Abrahamic covenant
The covenant is based upon God’s gracious promise
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The covenant was confirmed by sacrifice
The covenant was given in perpetuity
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God’s promises to Abraham
God promised the land of Canaan
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God promised that Abraham would be the father of a nation
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God promised a relationship with himself
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The requirements of the covenant
Obedience
Circumcision is the sign of Abraham’s commitment to God’s covenant with him;
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Faith
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God’s faithfulness to the covenant
God remembers his promise
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God shows compassion for his people
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The scope of the covenant
The covenant continued through Isaac, not Ishmael
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The covenant confirmed through Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
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The people of Israel are heirs to the covenant
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All nations will be blessed through Abraham
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