Sermon Tone Analysis
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Historical enslavement
Slavery isn’t a new thing - American slavery
Yet, everyone alive has lived or is living in spiritual slavery.
God knew we needed a savior.
Same with the Hebrews.
Redemption through adoption (Pentecost)
The Lord intervened when they were slaves of Pharaoh, yet God delivered them by destroying the Egyptians at the Red sea.
Likewise, Jesus overcame our spiritual enemy at the cross and now gifted with the Holy Spirit, confirming our new status as children of God.
We see this shake out at the day of the birth of the church, the celebration of Torah.
The Hebrews received the Law, but we received adoption by the Spirit by faith.
Knowing God (Today)
Since God saved us, we now are known by him.
We are to turn away from idols, Pharaoh and in return know God better.
Your soul was made to be known by God.
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