Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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What Is Envy?
ENVY, enʹvi (קִנֽאָה, ḳin’āh; ζῆλος, zḗlos, φθόνος, phthónos): “Envy,” from Lat in, “against,” and video, “to look,” “to look with ill-will,” etc, toward another, is an evil strongly condemned in both the OT and the NT.
Cain "looked with ill-will” at Able ().
Saul had ill-will toward David because the people gave him more attention than Saul ().
The Pharisees and Sadducees wanted Jesus killed because the people were turning from then to Him ().
Envy goes hand-in-hand with conceit and selfish ambition (; ).
What Is Covetousness?
to covet v. — to desire, wish, long for, or crave something to a fault or detrimentally, especially the property of another person.
to covet v. — to desire, wish, long for, or crave something to a fault or detrimentally, especially the property of another person.
There are various meanings determined by the original word used:
To gain dishonestly (cf.
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To wish to have more than another possesses (cf.
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An inordinate love of money (; ; ).
It is idolatry!
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It will keep one out of heaven!
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