Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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What does Jesus want us to know?
What does Jesus want us to do with that knowledge?
Mathew 25,
The Ten Brides
The Three Servants
Sheep and Goats
Even on this unflattering view of his master, however, his action was irresponsible; it represents a discipleship which consists of playing safe, and so achieving nothing (contrast 10:39), ‘a religion concerned only with not doing anything wrong’ (Schweizer, p. 473).
‘Being ready’ consists not only in keeping your slate clean, but in active, responsible, faithful service which produces results.
Love God with everything you are, love people with everything you have.
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