Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 2
Introduction
The setting of this Psalm is a courtroom.
It is God’s eternal courtroom.
All of mankind stands before God.
We all stand before God as a group, yet individually.
The proceedings begin and we are on trail.
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The Indictment of the Guilty (1-3)
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