Sermon Tone Analysis
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John 12:13
Praise is the natural response of believers to God at all times and in all places, involving adoration in music and song.
God himself assists believers to praise him through his Spirit.
The manner of praise
God is praised in faith
God is praised through Jesus Christ
God can be praised at any time and in any place
God helps believers to praise him
The Holy Spirit moves believers to praise
The methods of praise
In singing
With musical instruments
In dancing
With thanksgiving
Hallelujah as a frequent expression of praise to God
Praise for his patient love
Hosanna as an acclamation of praise
At Jerusalem
The OT background
Selah” in the context of praise
Following the assurance of answered prayer
Following an expression of deliverance
After an affirmation of security in God
On reflection of evil opposition
In Conclusion:
What will your method of praise be?
Will you take your palm branch and wave it in praise unto the Lord?
Can we just shout hallelujah today?
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