Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction:
I.
The Setting of the Sermon (Matt.
5:1-2)
A. The Ascension of Jesus (Matt.
5:1a)
B. The Arrival of the Disciples (Matt.
5:1b)
C. Jesus Begins His Teaching (Matt.
5:2)
II.
Learning to Lean on the Lord (Matt.
5:3-6)
A. Find His Favor in Spiritual Dependence (Matt.
5:3)
B. Find His Favor in Sorrowful Reflection (Matt.
5:4)
C. Find His Favor in Gentle Strength (Matt.
5:5)
D. Find His Favor in Longing for Righteousness (Matt.
5:6)
III.
Living for the Lord Before Him & Others (Matt.
5:7-12)
A. Sharing God’s Mercy through Grace (Matt.
5:7)
B. Seeing God Work through Purity of Heart (Matt.
5:8)
C. Showing God’s Love through Peacemaking (Matt.
5:9)
D. Standing for God’s Truth through Persecution (Matt.
5:10-12)
1.
The Basis/Cause of this Blessed Persecution - Right (Matt.
5:10)
2. The Belial/Manifestation of this Blessed Persecution (Matt.
5:11)
3. The Reaction & Great Reward for this Blameless Persecution (Matt.
5:12)
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