Sermon Tone Analysis
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The death of Jesus set the new exodus in motion, and the followers of Jesus are described in the New Testament as “exiles” (1 Pet.
1:1) who are being built into a new temple (1 Pet.
2:4–5) as they make their way toward the Land of Promise (1 Pet.
2:11), the new heavens and new earth, where righteousness dwells (2 Pet.
3:13).
When the authors of the New Testament speak this way, they are using the sequence of events that took place at the exodus from Egypt as an interpretive template to describe the significance of the salvation God has accomplished in Jesus.
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