Sermon Tone Analysis
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Four Statements: Jesus is God! Jesus knows you!
Jesus died for you!
You can know God!
Ezekiel 34 shows the context for Jesus as the Divine Shepherd.
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He calls us by name.
We who believe are his sheep for we know him and follow him.
Jesus, the Good Shepherd and the Door, willingly sacrifices himself for the sheep.
He seeks you out to know him.
Jesus, the Good Shepherd, is one with the Father.
His sheep are secure.
Jesus is divine - one with the Father.
Believe in him.
He knows you.
You can know him and follow him.
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