Sermon Tone Analysis
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Isaiah 12:2-6 / Zephaniah 3:14-20
Zephaniah’s Prophecy
600+ years BC
King Josiah’s Reforms
Major Emphasis: The Day of the Lord
The Day of the Lord = Judgment & Restoration
The Day of the Lord = Jesus’ earthly ministry
The Day of the Lord = that great and terrible coming day
Sing Israel!
People Sang in thanksgiving
People were to sing to get right
Sing Mt Juliet!
Sing for the salvation we have received
Soul Salvation
Deliverance in life
Sing for the salvation we know is coming
We know, and we are waiting
Sickness
Families and Relationships
Jobs, Seasons of life, society
Sing through the pain; waiting for the revelation
Church Family, as the people of Israel were to sing for the coming judgment and restoration of their land, so too ought we sing.
Maybe we are singing in faith.
Maybe we are singing in pain, but God’s people have always in joy and in lamentation been a singing people.
Let us sing, and see what God will do!
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