Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Holiness begins with God’s initiative
God chooses who and what is to be holy
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God chooses and calls his people to holiness
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Holiness is conferred by the holy God
Holiness is conferred by the presence of God
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Holiness is conferred through covenant relationship with God
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Holiness is conferred by the sovereign action of God
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Holiness through the OT rituals
Cleansing from what is unclean
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Purification and atonement through sacrifice
The OT sacrificial system and holiness laws foreshadow the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ that enables believers to grow in holiness through faith.
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Consecration by anointing
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Holiness through Jesus Christ
Through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ
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Through relationship with Jesus Christ
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Holiness through the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit
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The human response to holiness
Repentance
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Faith
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Obedience
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