Classic Sermon Outlines (continued)
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SERMON FOURTEEN
A PAIR OF FRIENDS
Can two walk together, except they be agreed?
THE "TWO" whom the prophet would see walking together are God and Israel and his question suggests not only the companionship and communion with God which are the highest form of religion and the aim of all forms and ceremonies of worship, but also the inexorable condition on which alone that height of communion can be secured and sustained. Two may walk together, though the one be God and the other be I. But they have to be agreed thus far, at any rate, that both shall wish to be together and both be going the same road.
A. Three Aspects of Divine Companionship.
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2. Walking after God (Deuteronomy 13:4). This means conforming ~ correct onan.
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CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — Alexander Maclaren
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II. THE SADLY INCOMPLETE REALITY IN MUCH CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE WHICH CONTRASTS WITH THIS POSSIBILITY.
A. The Failure of Many Christians.
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