Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
This automated analysis scores the text on the likely presence of emotional, language, and social tones. There are no right or wrong scores; this is just an indication of tones readers or listeners may pick up from the text.
A score of 0.5 or higher indicates the tone is likely present.
Emotion Tone
Anger
0.18UNLIKELY
Disgust
0.1UNLIKELY
Fear
0.14UNLIKELY
Joy
0.49UNLIKELY
Sadness
0.51LIKELY
Language Tone
Analytical
0.33UNLIKELY
Confident
0UNLIKELY
Tentative
0UNLIKELY
Social Tone
Openness
0.83LIKELY
Conscientiousness
0.93LIKELY
Extraversion
0.01UNLIKELY
Agreeableness
0.61LIKELY
Emotional Range
0.83LIKELY
Tone of specific sentences
Tones
Emotion
Language
Social Tendencies
Anger
< .5
.5 - .6
.6 - .7
.7 - .8
.8 - .9
> .9
We’re still on the book of Romans.
*Last week* we *started* with (*/ROM 7/*) and we went *through *(*/V 4/*), but I just want to *go over a few things* that we covered last week.
*I.
*In the book of Romans we have to *understand* who Paul is writing to.
In (*/ROM 1:7/*) it tells us that it is *written to the Saints*.
So it’s for us.
*A.
*But Paul said in (*/ROM 7:1/*) Paul said, “I speak to them that *know the law*.”
*1.
*Paul is *not saying* that he was *only speaking to them* that *know the law*, *but* what he’s about to say will *not be clearly understood* by those that *do not understand the law*.
*a.
*Then in (*/V 2 and 3/*) he’s giving us an *example of the Law*.
*b.
*In (*/V 4/*) He makes it clear what he is talking about.
He’s *not teaching on marriage*, He’s on the *subject* that we are *dead to the Law* and *free* to be *joined to* the Lord *Jesus* Christ.
*II.
**/ROM 7:5-6/*
*A.
We don’t serve God by the letter of the law* *through traditions* and *rituals*, *but* *now we serve Him in the power* *that the new life gives us*, *through the Spirit*.
*1.
*Jesus said in (*/JOHN 4:23/*) that, “*/The true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him/*.”
*2.
**/V 7/*
*a.
*Paul asks “*/Is the law sin/*,” well the *answer* is, *no*.
*b.
*The* law* is a *revealer of sin*.
*3.
**/V 8/*
*a.
*In the phrase, “*/For without the law/* */sin {was} dead/*” *means* that in the *absence of the law* it was *not recognized*.
There is *no sin consciousness*.
*4.
**/V 9/*
*a.
*When Paul said that, he was “*/alive without the law/*,” it must have been *when he was a child*.
*b.
*Then he says that the *commandment and sin came*, *and he died*.
*i.
*At an *age of accountability*, the *commandment came*.
That’s a *knowing of right and wrong*.
*ii.
*The* commandment came* *and I died*.
*He was aware of right and wrong and chose to do wrong*.
*B.
**/V 10/*
*1.
The law* *which was ordained to life* *would have produced life* *if we would have fully kept it*, *But we couldn’t*.
*2.
Because* */we/ couldn’t keep it*, *it revealed to us that we have died* *and are in need of a savior*.
*a.
*Well, *the law did produce life in 1 person* and that was the Lord *Jesus* Christ.
*b.
*In (*/MATT 5:17/*) Jesus said that he *came to fulfill the law and the prophets*.
*i.
By doing so He became our Savior*.
*3.
**/V 11/*
*a.
*In this */V/* the *main point* that I want to make is that *sin is a lethal weapon*.
*b.
*If we, just for *explanation* purposes, *take out the center part* of that */V/* which is *used to clarify things*; it *would say*, “*/Sin deceived me/, /and by it slew me/*.”
*i.
Deception comes* */1st/ then the sin*.
*ii.
*If you *remember* *Adam and Eve*, they were *deceived 1st, then they sinned, then they died spiritually*.
*C.
*(*/2COR 2:11/*) Says that, “*/We are not ignorant of Satan’s devices/*.”
*1.
*As we’re studying a lot on the *subject of sin* *we’re seeing how Satan will try to deceive us and entrap us through sin*.
*a.
We’re not ignorant of his devices*.
*b.
God* will *never violate His Word*, if a person is doing something that is *outside the Word* of God then *they are* being *deceived*.
*i.
*As long as your *living in* line with the *Word* of God, you’ll *never be deceived*, *if *you’re *not deceived* then you *wont sin*.
*ii.
Everyone* is *deceived* at *one time or another*.
The *deception might be*, “This is just a *little thing* it’s *not that bad*” they have *justified* there *sin*.
*iii.
*Or they say they can *repent latter*.
It’s all *deception*.
*III.
**/ROM 7:12-13/*
*A.
*In these */2 Vs/* Paul is saying that the *Law is good and holy* and that it was *not the law that brought* spiritual *death* to him, *it was sin*.
*1.
*All the *Law* did was to *reveal sin*.
*B.
**/V 15-25/*
*1.
*In these */Vs/* Paul is *showing* a *contrast between* “*/The old man, the carnal man and the new man, recreated spirit man/*.”
*a.
*There is a *battle going on*.
The *flesh wants to do it’s own thing* (sin) and the *spirit wants to follow after the things of God*.
*b.
/1st/* of all if we *try* to *live* a *godly life* in our *own strength*, we’ll *fail and get frustrated*.
*i.
*Someone once said that this *Christian life* is *impossible* to live.
*ii.
If* your doing it *in yourself* then *it is impossible*, but we *don’t* have to *do it in ourselves*, and we *shouldn’t*.
*iii.
*We *need* the *power of God* to be in operation in our lives.
*c.
*Now the questions is *how* are we going to *get the power of God in our lives*?
*i.
*(*/JUDE 20/*) says, “*/But ye, beloved, building up yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost/*.”
*a.
One way* to get God’s power in your life is to *pray*.
(building yourself up)
*ii.
< .5
.5 - .6
.6 - .7
.7 - .8
.8 - .9
> .9