Sermon Tone Analysis
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Ezekiel 37:1-14
Dry Bones in the Valley
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A vision of confidence and power upon the preaching of Ezekiel.
We cannot accurately determine if Ezekiel was literally transported to a valley or not.
(See Paul’s statement in 2 Corinthians 12:2)
A. Perceptibly by those who would hear him.
B. Passionate preaching is always derived from experience.
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A prophecy of promise and completion upon Israel.
A. Those that believe on His word, not every single Israelite.
B. A promise to eventual national restoration.
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A lesson of faith and hope for all who love the Lord.
If you have faith in God then you also must trust His promises.
Examples:
A. The thief on the cross.
B. David fighting Goliath.
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