Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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The story begins with Jairus (Mark 5:21-24).
Then, there is an ‘interruption’ – which brought healing to a woman (Mark 5:25-34).
The woman had nowhere else to go (Mark 5:25-26).
She came to Jesus (Mark 5:27).
She was healed – not because she touched His garment (many others were brushing against Him), but because she had ‘faith’ (Mark 5:28,31,34).
Jesus brought her out into the open – so that she might confess Him (Mark 5:30,32-33).
The new birth can take place in very quiet circumstances – by faith in Christ.
Jesus wants us to ‘come out’ – to confess Him.
Back to Jairus’ daughter – People thought there was no hope.
Jesus said, ‘Do not fear, only believe’ (Mark 5:35-36).
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