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I.  The Covenant (7-9)

A.  The substance

B.  The stipulations

II.  The Sign (10-13)

A.  Identity

B.  Inclusivity

III. The Penalty (14)

A.  Impure evidence

B.  Impure execution

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I.  The Work Begun (1-26)

A.  The refrain

B.  The purpose

II.  The Work Finished (27-31)

A.  The purpose

B.  The refrain

III. The Work Reviewed (32-43)

A.  The result judged

B.  The people blessed

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I.  Human Covering (16)

A.  Agony of hope

B.  Agony of help

II.  Ground Covering (17-19)

A.  Serpent contact

B.  Serpent food

III. Unique Covering (20-21)

A.  Hope named

B.  Hope seen

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I.  The Serpent’s Verdict

A.  No excuse

B.  No elevation

II.  The Seed’s Vengeance

A.  Alliance broken

B.  Always battle

III. The Savior’s Victory

A.  Bruised heel

B.  Broken head

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I.  A Person of Doctrine (14)

A.  False teaching

B.  False teachers

II.  A Person who Loves (15)

A.  Speaking in love

B.  Growing in love

III. A Person in Community (16)

A.  Stuck together

B.  Working together

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I.  Administrators

A.  The counter

B.  The builders

II.  Warriors

A.  What census

B.  Why

III. Donors

A.  Extravagant gifts

B.  Extravagant giver

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I.  Complement (18-20)

A.  God’s recognition

B.  God’s tuition

II.  Development (21-24)

A.  Acting on Adam

B.  Acting in Adam

III. Innocent (25)

A.  Uncovered

B.  Unashamed

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I.  God’s Presence (36:8-38)

A.  Beauty

B.  Security

II.  God’s Worship (37:1-29)

A.  Reign

B.  Reverence

III. God’s Grace (38:1-20)

A.  Atonement

B.  Appearance

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I.  The Context of the Pure Heart

A.  “Who shall ascend into the hill of the LORD?”

B.  “Being born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible”

II.  The Origin of the Pure Heart

A.  “The end of the commandment is charity”

B.  “Ye are clean”

III. The Result of the Pure Heart

A.  “Boldness to enter into the holiest”

B.  “They shall see his face”

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I.  The Production (1-3)

A.  The workers

B.  The working

II.  The Problem (4-5)

A.  The work stoppage

B.  The work sufficient

III. The Proclamation (6-7)

A.  The method

B.  The motive