Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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“Come, let’s kill him” (Matthew 21:38).
From Jesus’ parable, we look to His death.
The crucifixion of Jesus has a human explanation: “wicked men put Him to death by nailing Him to the cross” – but that’s not the whole story!
In the death of Jesus, we see God’s “plan” of salvation – His eternal plan (Acts 2:23).
When Jesus’ enemies thought that they had succeeded, they couldn’t have been more wrong!
Jesus’ death was followed by His resurrection: “God raised Him from the dead.”
In Jesus’ resurrection, we see His mighty triumph over death: “it was impossible for death to keep its hold on Him” (Acts 2:24).
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