Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Anger
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Joy
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Analytical
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Social Tone
Openness
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Conscientiousness
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Extraversion
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Agreeableness
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Alienation from God because of sin
Sin causes separation from God
Those seeking to justify themselves cut themselves off from Jesus Christ’s saving work;
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Seen in discomfort in God’s presence
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Seen in defeat in battle
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Seen in unanswered prayer
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Seen in unaccepted worship
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Seen in lost closeness with God
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A sense of alienation from God
Feelings of alienation
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See also ; ; ; ; ; ; Jesus Christ’s alienation from God as he bore the consequences of human sin was felt and actual.
The reassurance of God’s concern
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Alienation from others
Alienation caused by a third party
See also ; False teachers in Galatia tried to drive a wedge between Paul and the church.
Examples of alienation
Man and woman; Cain and Abel; Jacob and Esau; Saul and David; Job and his family and friends; the psalmist and his family; Jeremiah and his family; Paul and Barnabas; Jew and Gentile
Overcoming alienation
Being reconciled to God
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Reconciliation with others
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Examples of reconciliation
Jacob and Esau; Joseph and his brothers; Jew and Gentile
God’s people are aliens in the world
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Responsibility to the alien
God’s concern for the outsider
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The example of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ welcomed those who had been alienated by the rest of society.
See also Jesus Christ touched the “untouchable” man with leprosy;
Equal treatment for the alien
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Ensuring justice for the alien
The weaker members of Israelite society are of special concern.
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Special provision for the alien
God makes special provision for the poor so that they will have a share in the blessings of the land.
See also ; ; The third year’s tithe is shared with those without inheritance in the land.
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