Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Fear
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Joy
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Openness
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Conscientiousness
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Extraversion
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Vs. 1 Teachers Judged strictly
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2 We all make verbal mistakes.
If you never say anything wrong, you never do anything wrong.
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3 We keep body in check by means of tongue
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4 Bit in horses mouth
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5 Rudder of a ship
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5,6 Shifts the metaphor to fire.
When destructive fire-out of control.
When constructive s.w.-under control.
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7,8 No man can tame the tongue-but don’t despair!
God can-the necessity for taming it is shown in vs. 9.
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9 If we praise God, How can we curse someone like God?
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10-12 There are two kinds of mutually exclusive talk.
Fresh vs. salt~/fig tree vs. olives~/etc.
A bit, rudder or steering wheel vs. forest fire.
What’s the solution?
No man can do it.
We all stumble.
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13 Certain deeds come from humility.
Humility comes from wisdom.
Wisdom comes from heaven – if any man lacks…
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17 What’s it like?
Pure-first of all.
No dirt.
Peace loving – no. 2. As far as it is possible – 4:4, 5:1.
Considerate – Think of others
Submissive – Don’t insist on our own way
Full of mercy-forgiving
Good fruit-natural and good
Impartial-just
Sincere-honest vs. 3 no excuse to be phony
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18 Peacemaking, not at the expense of righteousness prayer
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