Sermon Tone Analysis
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Prepare Your Heart Ezra 10:1
Plan to Obey Ezra 10:3
Partner with Other Christians who Pray Ezra 10:6
Promise to Obey Ezra 10:12
Place Confidence in Persons of Godhead Ezra 10:16
Perpetrate “To carry through as a process to completion.”
Ezra 10:18-44
In Ezra 10:7, Shecaniah and Jehiel tell Ezra that there is hope for Israel in spite of disobedience.
This reveals that they believe in a God who forgives.
Do you believe in a God who is vindictive or who grants mercy?
What Do you do to relieve your sense of guilt or anguish over your actions?
Do you tend to wallow in your guilt, dissociate to it, or handle it by going to God?
How honest are you about your sin with at least one other person?
Do
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