The document outlines a sermon on Exodus 9:13-35, which describes the seventh plague in Egypt. The sermon focuses on three main points: 1) The purposes of the plagues were to teach the world about God's unique power and mercy, universal praise, and unlimited authority over creation. 2) Those who feared God's word sheltered in it, while those who did not pay attention suffered the consequences. 3) False confessions of sin are dangerous if they are not made with true conviction and obedience to God. The document concludes by discussing the weekly practice of communion.
The document outlines a sermon on Exodus 9:13-35, which describes the seventh plague in Egypt. The sermon focuses on three main points: 1) The purposes of the plagues were to teach the world about God's unique power and mercy, universal praise, and unlimited authority over creation. 2) Those who feared God's word sheltered in it, while those who did not pay attention suffered the consequences. 3) False confessions of sin are dangerous if they are not made with true conviction and obedience to God. The document concludes by discussing the weekly practice of communion.
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The document outlines a sermon on Exodus 9:13-35, which describes the seventh plague in Egypt. The sermon focuses on three main points: 1) The purposes of the plagues were to teach the world about God's unique power and mercy, universal praise, and unlimited authority over creation. 2) Those who feared God's word sheltered in it, while those who did not pay attention suffered the consequences. 3) False confessions of sin are dangerous if they are not made with true conviction and obedience to God. The document concludes by discussing the weekly practice of communion.
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Sermon Outline • The Purpose of the Plagues • The Shelter of the Word • The Danger of False Confession Purpose Summary • To teach the world, about God’s Unique Power & Mercy Exodus 9:13-16a • To teach the world, about God’s Universal Praise in all the earth Exodus 9:16b • To teach the world, about God’s Unlimited Authority Over Creation Exodus 9:29 Purposes • To teach the world, about God’s Unique Power & Mercy Exodus 9:13-16a, c.f. Romans 9 Purposes (Cont’d) • To teach the world, about God’s Universal Praise in all the earth Exodus 9:16b, c.f. Ch.3 Purposes (Cont’d) • To teach the world, about God’s Unlimited Authority Over Creation Exodus 9:29 When you believe that God has unlimited power over all creation, you pray.
And you praise.
The Shelter of the Word – Those who feared God’s Word run to God’s shelter v.18-20 – Those who did not fear God’s Word, nor paid attention to it v.21 – Those who did not leave God’s protection v.26 The Danger of False Confession – He did not fully confess his sins v.27 – He asked for others to pray for him 28a, 34- 35 – He obeyed only temporarily on the basis of comfort, not conviction v.28b – He did not fear God v.30 Communion • We have Communion weekly, because we have church weekly (1Cor. 16:2, 11:18; Acts 2:42; Rev. 1:10). • We take Communion with solemnity and joy because our Savior died for us (c.f. 1Cor 15:1ff It is of “first importance”) • We apply the sermon text to the weekly Communion, so we do not interpret it apart from Gospel lenses.