Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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When Joseph spoke of his dream, "his brothers were jealous of him, but his father kept the matter in mind" (Genesis 37:11).
Jacob was becoming aware that Joseph was the man whom God had chosen to carry the purpose of God forward into the next generation.
Joseph's dreams had been given to him by the Lord.
God was indicating to him the "new thing" (Isaiah 43:19) that He was about to do.
God spoke to Joseph through dreams.
God spoke through Jesus in parables (Matthew 13).
Whether we're reading about Joseph's dream concerning God's continuing purpose or Jesus' parables of the Kingdom, we must remember this: "The Lord is King for ever and ever" (Psalm 10:16).
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