Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Christ’s Provision
Sin: Falls on the sinner OR Christ
• It was foreshadowed by the OT sacrificial system—Leviticus 1
• The lamb is personified in the prophets—Isaiah 53:1-6
• This is clarified by John the Baptist, John 1:29
• In the NT epistles is the doctrinal statement on how God saves—I Corinthians 15:1-5
Propitiation
• The term used to speak of the success of Christ’s death for our sins
• It means—a satisfaction
• God the Father looked at the death of Christ for our sins and was SATISFIED (propitiated)
The human appropriation of salvation
• God’s condition—FAITH (believe): Acts 16:27-34, Romans 3:28
• Satan turns simplicity into complexity, 2 Corinthians 11:3-4: 1) Faith plus teaching; 2) By defining faith in terms of works—faith and grace redefined, for example . . .
o Commitment
o Surrender
o Lordship
o Repentance
*With so little as faith, God gives so much as eternal life.
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