Sermon Tone Analysis

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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.
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God’s grace and mercy are made known in Jesus Christ
The abundance of God’s grace and mercy
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God’s grace and mercy are always unearned and unmerited
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God’s grace and mercy are a source of blessing
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God’s grace and mercy are expressed in the covenant relationship
Hebrew “hesed” (translated as “love”, “loving-kindness”, “unfailing love”) expresses specifically the grace and mercy that underlie the covenant relationship.
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Salvation comes by grace
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This is ultimately shown in the cross of Jesus Christ
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God’s grace and mercy are offered to sinners
Punishment is withheld
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Sin is forgiven
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Sinners’ prayers are heard
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The favour of God
Examples of those who found favour with God
Abel; Noah; Moses; Gideon; Samuel; Ezra; Mary; Jesus Christ; David
Examples of those who seek the favour of God
Moses; Jehoahaz; Manasseh
Nehemiah:
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Daniel
Promises relating to the favour of God
It is given to the obedient (see Lev 26:3); It is given to the righteous; It lasts for a lifetime.
The OT predicts a future age of God’s favour
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Implications for believers of the grace and mercy of God
God’s grace and mercy are to influence the character and conduct of believers
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Believers must humbly rely on God’s grace and mercy
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God’s grace strengthens believers for service
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Illustrations of God’s grace and mercy
God shows grace to Noah, saving him from the flood and afterwards establishing a covenant with him:
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