Sermon Tone Analysis
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I.
About Nehemiah:
A.
He has a good name, Nehemiah = “consolation of Jehovah”
B.
He was a great man, the king’s cupbearer.
(1:11)
C.
He was a prayerful man.
(1:4-5)
D.
He was a cheerful man.
(2:1)
E.
He was wise.
F.
He was diplomatic.
G.
He was persistent.
H.
He was an able leader.
I.
He was a patriot.
J.
He was unselfish.
II.
The wall: (1:3)
A.
A symbol of salvation, (Isaiah 60:18)
B.
A symbol of strength.
III.
Not too big for tears: (1:4)
A.
Every believer ought to weep over defenseless and powerless Christians
IV. God keeps His covenant: (1:5)
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Psalm 89:34; Dan 3:4
V. Confession secures forgiveness, restores fellowship: (1:6)
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The Prodigal son (Luke 15:11-24)
B.
The Pharisee and the publican (Luke 18:9-14)
C. 1 John 1:9
VI.
A nation born in a day: (1:9)
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In 1948, Israel was restored again.
God still has plans for the restoration of Israel.
VII.
Loving Loyalty: (1:11)
A.
He was loyal in his service to the king (cupbearer)
B.
He was loyal in his service to his nation.
C.
He was loyal in his service to his people.
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He was loyal in his service to God.
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