Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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A score of 0.5 or higher indicates the tone is likely present.
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Aspects of the fatherhood of God
He is the Creator and provider
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He shows love and compassion
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He exercises his providence and care
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He disciplines and corrects
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God as the Father of Jesus Christ
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God is the father of Israel
He cares for his covenant people
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He is the father of the kings of Israel
This description of God’s fatherhood involves the maintenance of a special relationship between God and David’s descendants, which ultimately includes Jesus Christ.
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God is the father of Christian believers
He has an intimate relationship with believers
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He adopts believers into his family
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The fatherhood of God has implications for the church
Character: children are to reproduce the Father’s likeness
Unity: one Father means one family
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Status: believers are related to Jesus Christ
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Inheritance: believers are heirs of the Father’s kingdom
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Submission: believers are to revere the Father
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