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January 27, 2007
“Chosen People”
I Peter 2:9
Proposition: We are chosen thinks to God’s grace, despite others rejection and for the purpose of praising God.
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Chosen People
a. Chosen Race
i.
Isaiah 43:20-21
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Formed by God, For God
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Not the only thing God Chose (2:4-8)
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Rejection and God’s Choice
a. Reality (Isaiah 65)
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Peter was fully aware (Luke 22:28-32)
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His own actions
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The need to replace Judas (Acts 1:21-22)
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Why do we exist?
a. Praise God
b. Live so others glorify God
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