Sermon Tone Analysis
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Mamie Adams always went to a branch post office in her town because the postal employees there were friendly.
She went there to buy stamps just before Christmas one year and the lines were particularly long.
Someone pointed out that there was no need to wait in line because there was a stamp machine in the lobby.
"I know," said Mamie, 'but the machine won't ask me about my arthritis."
British statesman and financier Cecil Rhodes, whose fortune was used to endow the world-famous Rhodes Scholarships, was a stickler for correct dress--but apparently not at the expense of someone else's feelings.
A young man invited to dine with Rhodes arrived by train and had to go directly to Rhodes's home in his travel-stained clothes.
Once there he was appalled to find the other guests already assembled, wearing full evening dress.
After what seemed a long time Rhodes appeared, in a shabby old blue suit.
Later the young man learned that his host had been dressed in evening clothes, but put on the old suit when he heard of his young guest's dilemma.
1- THE TRUTH
Neighbor.
Concept apparently limited in the OT period and late Judaism to one’s fellow Israelite, or member of the covenant, and extended by Jesus to include anyone encountered in life.
A- SINCE WE HAVE PUT AWAY FALSE TEACHINGS WE MUST SPEAK TRUTH.
1 CORINTHIANS
B- WE NEED TO SPEAK TRUTH TO EVERYONE.
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Neighbor.
Concept apparently limited in the OT period and late Judaism to one’s fellow Israelite, or member of the covenant, and extended by Jesus to include anyone encountered in life.
2-THE NEW WAY
A- PAUL GIVES US AN EXAMPLE OF A TOTAL TRANSFORMATION.
EPHESIANS 4:28
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3-THE HARD WAY
A-BE ANGRY AND DO NOT SIN.
EPHESIANS 4:26-7
4911 σαπρός (sapros), ά (a), όν (on): adj.; ≡ Str 4550; TDNT 7.94—1.
LN 65.28 bad, rotten, decayed; having no value (Mt 7:17, 18; 12:33; 13:48; Lk 6:43+); 2. LN 20.14 harmful, unwholesome (NIV, NASB), corrupt words or speech (KJV, NKJV, ASV), evil talk (RSV, NRSV), foul word or language (NJB, NAB) offensive talk (REB), bad language (NEB), (Eph 4:29+)
B-LETS BUILD EACH OTHER UP.
EPHESIANS
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