Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Praise the Lord in heaven
The song begins in the heavens, sweeps downward to dragons and all deeps, and then ascends again, till the people near unto Jehovah take up the strain.
For its exposition the chief requisite is a heart on fire with reverent love to the Lord over all, who is to be blessed for ever.
—Charles Spurgeon
VERSE 1
Only Jehovah deserves praise and all praise
Hallelujah = Praise the LORD
Praise deserved to be heard above in the heavens (Both the place of God’s throne and the the home of the stars
Praise from the heights, praise as far up as one can travel
VERSE 2
Praise from the angels
Praise from the hosts (nothing is excluded from praise to the LORD)
VERSE 3
Praise from the sun and moon
Praise all day long
Praise from the stars that give light
VERSE 4
Praise from the heaven of heavens, God’s Abode
Deuteronomy 10:
Nehemiah
Praise the Lord on earth
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