Sermon Tone Analysis

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Forward March!
Don’t Brake Rank and Don’t Brake Faith
Joshua 7:1-26
7:6–10 Many times defeat comes after victory; that’s when we least expect it.
That’s when we feel strongest in ourselves.
The people didn’t pray before going against Ai, nor did the Lord command them to go, as He had commanded them to take Jericho.
Consequently, they learned painfully that all was not well; something had changed.
The Canaanites were not any stronger, but Israel was weaker, and the reason was that sin had entered the camp.
Although only one man was at fault, the whole nation was guilty (v.
11) and thirty-six men died (v.
5).
The LORD told Joshua that this wasn’t a time for prayer but a time for action (v.
10).
Deuteronomy 2:1-7
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