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.
A score of 0.5 or higher indicates the tone is likely present.
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I- The Malice Intended ().
A- Harassment will come for believers.
1- Persecution is sure ().
B- What is our response to be?
1- We must remain focused on Christ ().
II- The Miracle Performed ().
A- Prayer forms the prelude to the miraculous!
1- How the prayer is to be made (constant).
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2- To whom the prayer is made (God).
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3- Who the prayer is made by (the church).
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4- Who the prayer is made for (the one in need).
B- Nothing can stop God’s activity ().
1- All power belongs to him ().
III- The Miracle Proclaimed ().
A- The reality sets in ().
1- God’s only limitation is our lack of faith (; ; ).
2- What are you willing to trust him for?
B- The reality shared ().
1- God’s work is to be praised and testified of.
IV- The Judgment Rendered ().
A- God will judge those who persecute his children ().
(; ).
1- Herod was judged by God (vs.
22-23).
a. Confirmed by Josephus (Ant.
XIX. 8, 2)
Josephus (Ant.
XIX. 8, 2)
2- God vindicates his followers () ()
B- God’s word will flourish ().
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