Sermon Tone Analysis
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Matthew 22:37–39
Scripture teaches believers to love God and shows how such love should be expressed in worship and practical service.
Believers’ response to God’s love
Love for God is commanded
Loving God involves loving Jesus Christ
Expressing love for God
Delight in worship and in God’s house
Love for God’s word
The blessings of loving God
In conclusion:
Examples of love for God and Jesus Christ
LOVE a burning stream
I compare my Lord’s heart with a volcano constantly streaming with the burning lava of love.
Oh, that my soul could but get that stream poured into it, to set the whole of my nature on fire, and consume me in the flames and torrent of love
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