Sermon Tone Analysis
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God, the Creator
God’s power is revealed in the initial creation and the continuing sustenance of the universe.
Humanity represents the climax of the Creator’s purposes.
Ne 9:6 See also Ge 1:1; Isa 45:7; 66:2; Eph 3:9; Rev 4:11
God’s creative activity demonstrates his uniqueness
God creates all things
He creates the physical world
He creates the spiritual world
He creates through Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ, as creator
Scripture identifies the pre-existent Jesus Christ as involved in the work of creation, and relates this to his work in redemption, by which a new creation is brought out of the ruins of the old.
Jesus Christ created all things
Jesus Christ sustains the created universe
Jesus Christ will bring the entire work of creation to perfection
Jesus Christ makes a new creation possible
Jesus Christ recreates people through a new birth
Jesus Christ’s work of new creation should be evident in believers’ lives
Through Jesus Christ a new heaven and earth will be created
The promise was given in Isa 65:17; 66:22.
See also Rev 21:1,4-5
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