Sermon Tone Analysis
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I. A Divine Plan (ACTS 2:32–33, 37–40) A. Promises Fulfilled (vv.
32–33) 32.
God has raised this Jesus to life, and we are all witnesses of it.
The Jewish people were expecting a king in the likeness of David (Matthew 12:23), not this Jesus.
The people expected their Messiah to deliver them
Standard Publishing (2021-05-31T23:58:59).
NIV® Standard Lesson Commentary® 2021-2022 .
David C Cook.
Kindle Edition.
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