Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Human beings are to accept Jesus Christ
Receiving Jesus Christ
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Accepting Jesus Christ by accepting others
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Accepting Jesus Christ’s words
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Refusing to accept Jesus Christ and his words
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Acceptance of the gospel
The gospel is worthy of acceptance
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Examples of those accepting the gospel
the Gentiles; the Samaritans; 3,000 on the day of Pentecost
Believers in Corinth:
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believers in Galatia
Believers in Thessalonica:
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Rejection of the gospel
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Acceptance of one another
A right self-acceptance
Loving others requires a proper self-love: the recognition that people are made in God’s image and are the objects of his love.;
Paul accepts himself as a sinner saved by God’s grace and entrusted with an important ministry
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Acceptance of one another because of God’s example
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Acceptance of those whom God has accepted
See also Jesus Christ rebukes his disciples for turning away children.; God’s people should reflect his concern for the weak and defenceless
Ananias’ acceptance of Saul:
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Barnabas’ acceptance of Saul
Acceptance of the Gentiles:
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Acceptance of outsiders who join God’s people
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Acceptance of itinerant ministers
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Acceptance of things given
Acceptance of gifts
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Refusal to accept gifts
Mordecai refuses fine clothes from Esther.; Elisha refuses a gift offered by Naaman; Abraham refuses gifts offered by the king of Sodom
Acceptance of instruction
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Acceptance of discipline
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Acceptance of God’s will
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Acceptance of bribes forbidden
God is impartial and cannot be bribed:
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