Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
Paul describes for us a distinct change in how God will deal with man in the church age.
This dealing is distinctly different from his prior dealing under the Mosaic law.
It is foundational and imperative as Christians that we understand this, as it forms the basis for our life and underpins every motivation we have for service to God.
What is the Law?
Paul contrasts the law with grace so we must understand what the law is
The Law was given to Israel to formalize how God was to be approached and worshipped
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