Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Severity of the Problem
Death of a Child
Despair in the Circumstance
Doubts of the Crowd
The Sincerity of Jarius’ Faith
Sought out Jesus
Jesus’ Divinity Shows in His Defeat of Death
Bowed before Jesus
Trusted in Jesus
The Simplicity of Jesus’ Response
Victory over Physical Death through Jesus
Victory over Spiritual Death through Jesus
Took her by the hand
“Little girl, I say to you, get up!” ()
In this incredible event, Jesus demonstrated His authority, even over death.
The Jewish people present, and the readers’ minds go back to the times of Elijah and Elisha raising people from the dead.
It was obvious in this moment that Jesus wasn’t an ordinary man, only One operating in the power of the Father could possibly accomplish what was done here.
Just a short time later, Jesus would be the one who had died and was being mourned.
Unlike this young girl, or anyone in the other resurrection accounts of scripture, on the 3rd day, Jesus walked out of the grave Himself, not because someone raised Him but because He is God.
Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians takes the next step...
1 Corinthians 15
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