Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 23:1–6
Knowing God has a transforming effect on a person spiritually and morally and makes that person bold in actions for God.
Not knowing God in the present will result in dissatisfaction and degeneration into wickedness and in the future will bring eternal alienation from him.
The effects of knowing God
Spiritual transformation: from death to life
Moral transformation: from evil to good
Boldness of action for God
Biblical images of knowing God
Like parent and child
God disciplines like a parent:
Like husband and wife
Like shepherd and sheep
In Conclusion:
The danger of not knowing God
Eternal punishment in the future
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