Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I. Who Deserves Perpetual Praise?
Psalm 107:1
Yahweh/The LORD!
II.
Why Does Yahweh/The LORD Deserve Perpetual Praise?
Psalm 107:1
A. His Consistent Character!
B. His Consistent Conduct!
III.
Who owes Yahweh/The LORD Perpetual Praise?
Psalm 107:2-43
A. The Redeemed
Who are the redeemed that owe Yahweh/The LORD Perpetual Praise?
Wanderers in the Wilderness vv.
4-9
Prisoners in Pain vv.
10-16
Sin-sick Sufferers vv.
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Sailors on Stormy Seas vv.
23-32
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