Sermon Tone Analysis

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Bible Facts:
 
66 books – 40 authors – covers a period of 1600 years.
OT written mostly in Hebrew (few passages in Aramaic)
100 years before Christian era OT was translated into Greek
Bible = Greek Biblos = book
Testament = covenant~/agreement
 
String of Pearls…Genesis to Revelation…whole Bible story.
OT =    Law – 5
            Historical – 12
            Poetical – 5
            Prophetical – 17 (major – 5, minor – 12)
 
NT =    Gospels – 4
            History – 1     
            Prophecy – 1
            Epistles – 21 (Pauline – 13, general – 8)
 
Christ quotes 22 OT books  (Matt – 19, Mark – 1, Luke – 25, John – 11)
 
Hebrews quotes OT 85 times
 
Revelation quotes OT 245 times.
*OT  - Principle places*
 
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Eden  (Gen 1-3)
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Ararat  (Gen 8:4)
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Babel  (Gen 11:1-11)
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UR of the Chaldees  (Gen 11:28-12:3)
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Canaan (with Abraham)  (Gen 12:4-7)
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Egypt (with Joseph)  (Gen 37-45, esp 41:41)
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Sinai  (Ex 19:16-20:21)
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Wilderness  (Num 14:26-35)
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Canaan (with Joshua)  (Josh 1:1-9)
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Assyria (captivity of Israel)  (2 Ki 18:9-12)
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Babylon (captivity of Judah)  (2 Ki 24:11-16)
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Canaan (Palestine – return of the exiles)  (Ezra 1:1-2:70)
 
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! OT – PRINCIPLE FACTS
 
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Creation  (Fen 1:1-2:3)
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Fall of Man  (Gen 3)
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Flood  (Gen 6-9)
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Babel  (Gen 11:1-9)
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Call of Abraham  (Gen 11:10-12:3)
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Descent into Egypt  (Gen 46 – 47)
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Exodus  (Ex 7-12)
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Passover  (Ex 12)
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Giving of the Law  (Ex 19-24)
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Wilderness wanderings  (Num 13-14)
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Conquest of the Promised Land  (Josh 11)
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Dark ages of the chosen people  (Judges)
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Anointing of Saul as King  (1Sam 9:27-10:1)
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Golden age of Israelites under David and Solomon – United Kingdom  (2 Sam 5:4-5, 1 Ki 10:6-8)
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The divided Kingdom – Israel and Judah  (1 Ki 12:26-33)
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The Captivity  (2 Ki 17:25)
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The Return  (Ezra)
 
! NT PRINCIPLE FACTS
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Early life of Christ   (Matt 1:18-2:23, Luke 1-2)
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Ministry of Christ  (Gospels of Matt, Mk, Luke and John)
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Church in Jerusalem  (Acts 1-2)
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Church extending to the Gentiles  (Acts 10-11, 13-20)
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Church in all the world  (Rom 10-11, 115, Eph 2:22-23
 
! PRINCIPLE PERIODS
 
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Period of the patriarchs to Moses – Genesis
A.The godly line – leading events
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Creation
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Fall
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Flood
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Dispersion
 
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The chosen family – leading events
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Call of Abraham
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The descent into Egypt – bondage
 
 
 
 
 
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Period of great leaders:  Moses to Saul – Exodus to Samuel
A.   Exodus from Egypt
B.   Wandering in wilderness
C.   Conquest of Canaan
D.   Rule of the Judges
 
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Period of the kings:  Saul to the captivities – Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, the                                                                                                         prophetical books
A.  The united Kingdom
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Saul #.
David
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B.  The divided Kingdom
1.  Judah
2.  Israel
 
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Period of foreign rulers:  Captivities to Christ – Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Prophecies of Daniel and Ezekiel
A.  Captivity of Israel
B.  Captivity of Judah
 
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Christ – the Gospels
 
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The Church – Acts and the Epistles
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In Jerusalem
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Extending to the Gentiles
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In all the world.
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