Sermon Tone Analysis
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Conscientiousness
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All right class, everyone grab a seat.
We will begin class by going over the test from Tuesday’s class period.
I don’t like to say it, but the class failed the test miserably.
Chatter about the hardness of the class
But there was one
Chatter about Jimmy the brain in the class ruining the curve
Quiet down class that’s enough.
As I was saying there was one- Samuel
Chatter about Samuel not being the bright one in the class
There was one who did worse than all of you
That’s embarrassing.
Wait that means the curve is in our favor
And that is why he will pass the class
There wasn’t any chatter after that statement until the end of class.
They all walked out pretty upset with the teacher’s mysterious ways.
There was one student however, who walked up to Samuel and asked him about the test.
How many wrong answers did you have to get in order to succeed?
What did you write on the test?
I don’t understand anything.
Please help me.
And that is how you passed the test?
No that is how I failed the test, but found out the incredible skill and the deep compassion of our teacher who was willing to help me.
God sets forth His weak Servant to show the possibility of obedience and the display of His skill and compassion
There is a provision that makes these realities possible.
The obedient servant (49:3)
Failure does not equal finality (49:1-6)
God prepares and makes His servant effective
There servant trust him to make things rights and be His reward
He sees honor and strength bestowed (v. 5)
Big tasks are small in God’s perspective
Rejection does not equal shame (49:7; 50:4-6)
Struggle does not equal captivity (49:8-9)
Sinfulness leads to bondage.
God is not to be blames (50:1-2)
Lack does not equal emptiness (49:14-19)
The skill of God in verses 22-23, 26
Illustration of loud whistler
There is a posture that makes this possible (50:10-11).
The posture is bold and humble (50:7, 10-11)
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