Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 90
Our Mortality (vs3-4)
Before God, we are forced to admit how small we are.
The longest we can make our time is nothing compared to eternity.
We should think less of the length of our days and more about how to spend them.
God’s Wrath (vs7-9)
Understanding God’s position makes it clear that we answer to Him.
It’s also clear that we have sinned against Him (vs8).
We must be sure we don’t move away from God’s standard.
God’s wrath is an inescapable reality.
We Have a Home (vs13-17)
God provides us with an eternal home (vs1).
Because we have an eternal refuge, we can face what comes now.
We have assurance that our work in this life can last too (vs17).
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