Sermon Tone Analysis

Overall tone of the sermon

This automated analysis scores the text on the likely presence of emotional, language, and social tones. There are no right or wrong scores; this is just an indication of tones readers or listeners may pick up from the text.
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! Unlikely Father-Matthew 1:18-25
*I.
Joseph demonstrated* grace *in a* difficult *situation*.
(Matt.
1:18-19).
* A. They were real *people* in an unreal *predicament.*
* B. He was selfless in a *self-centered* world.
Result: God honored his response with more *guidance.*
(1:20-23).
*II.
Joseph demonstrated* obedience *in an* uncertain *situation.*
(Matt.
1:24).
* A. Understandable *fear.*
(1:20, 22-23; Isa.
7:14).
* B. Understandable *hesitancy.*
--he felt inadequate!
God's answer to Joseph an us: *Emmanual.*
(vs.
23).
* C. *Humble* response.
* D. *Submissive* response.
(1:24; Matt.
2:13-14, 19-21).
* God says to us: *"Just Do It!"*
* E. *Honorable* response.
(1:25).
Result: God allowed Joseph to *raise* the Messiah.
*I will* humbly *trust and obey!*
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