Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I) Power of Jesus over the human body
Heal diseases – – drive out demons –
Restore proper function of eyes – – feet – – hands –
To heal without thought – – over distance –
Jesus had the power to give life – ; ;
II) Power over men
Pilate threatened Jesus with his presumed power –
Jesus had the forces of heaven at His disposal –
Jesus has personal power –
Jesus poured out His own blood –
III) Will of Jesus
He was deeply troubled by these events –
He was in agony at Gethsemane –
Jesus prayed that He not face this –
IV) So why did it happen?
Jesus subjected His will and power to fulfill the will of God – – He could have saved Himself
Jesus chose not to relieve any of the pain, injury, and shame of the cross –
Jesus gave up His body to the Jews and Romans – – and His spirit to the Father –
V) What do we learn?
This example is more than a picture to view – ,
It is our path to follow –
Not a literal crucifixion, but choosing to not use our power to retaliate when persecuted, but to remain silent as a lamb, that we may serve our Father’s will
Putting our trust in the righteous Judge and following our Shepherd
Concl: What do you see when you consider the cross?
See a king who died, not because He could not save Himself, but because He chose to allow others to kill Him – so that His servants could live.
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