Sermon Tone Analysis
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Matthew 7:1-6
Judging
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John 3:16-21
Measuring
Egyptians believed that each deceased person would be judged by an entire tribunal of gods before entering the afterlife.
Some of the judges of this divine tribunal are pictured in the top row.
The weighing of the heart as the place of men’s mind and desire is depicted below on the left.
The other scale pan holds the feather of the goddess Maat, who symbolizes life in accordance with the divine order of salvation.
The scene shows the exact moment of judgment.
If the deceased individual did not live according to the divine ordinances, the scale will tip over and the deceased be swallowed by the eater of the dead who has the head of a crocodile.
Hence the swallowed individual is prevented from entering the afterlife.
Straw-Picking
Jesus defines the Hypocrite.
Pig Pearls
Pig Pearls
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