Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Openness
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Dealing with those “weak in the faith”
There should be the open hand of fellowship, but wise limitations.
Opinion
The Limitation - “You are welcome here, but not to fight about matters of opinion.”
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1) “Weak” is beginning to be defined - is it about freedom?
2) Do not let opinion lead to condemnation.
3) Know your place
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4) Food, holy days, etc. - the rule - “Where the Bible speaks, we speak.
Where the Bible is silent, we are silent” (opinion)
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5) It’s about honoring God
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6) Lest we forget Judgment Day
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6) Lest we forget Judgment Day
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The BIG Idea:
Do not ASSUME too much power,
Do not ASSIGN too much power.
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