Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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The Return of the Lord will be "with power and great glory" (Matthew 24:30).
Even in the rather arrogant words of Elihu, in his proud rebuke of Job, there is the recognition of the power and glory of the Lord's coming - "God comes in awesome majesty" (Job 37:22).
The Lord of power, glory and majesty is also the God of grace who desires to share all of this with us - He will "present you with a crown of splendour" (Proverbs 4:9).
This is a great Gospel truth - the grace of God.
Sadly, it was something which didn't really figure in Elihu's thinking.
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