Sermon Tone Analysis
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John
Jesus Offers
His body and blood
-Jesus is not just talking about a concept or an analogy.
He is teaching about His death on the cross.
b.
Eternal Life
-If we eat and drink of Christ, we will live eternally
c.
Satisfaction
-He has fulfilled the sacrificial law
-Satisfaction in Christ, regardless of circumstances
Philippians 11:
2. The People Respond
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With grumbling and disputing
-instead of seeking clarity form Christ, they fought amongst themselves
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Longed for the temporary
-Mana was temporary and needed everyday.
Instead of embracing the eternal, they idolized the temporary
-The mana in the wilderness pointed people to God and His providence.
3. How Will You Respond?
a.
With Faith
-It is o.k. to question God, but we have to be careful how we go about it.
-Questions should draw us to God for answers, not away from Him.
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Or Rejection
-There are somethings we cannot prove about God.
-Will you have faith to still accept him or do those things cause you to doubt him.
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