Sermon Tone Analysis

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Sermon Text:
2272 Hopeless Story Of Noah
A little boy heard the noted American preacher, Howard Thurman, preach in India.
One night after he and Mrs. Thurman had gone to bed, there was a knock at the door.
Opening it, there stood a lad whose clothing marked him as an untouchable.
In broken, but polite, English he said: “I stood outside the building and listened to your lecture, Sahib Doctor.
Tell me, please, can you give some hope to a nobody?”
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