Sermon Tone Analysis
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Disciples learning from their master
Is 8:16; Am 7:14
See also 1 Ki 20:35; Ne 3:8; Is 19:11; Mt 10:24; Mk 2:18; Lk 6:40; Jn 1:35; Jn 9:28
Those referred to as disciples in the NT
The disciples as the apostles
Mt 10:1–2 The apostles were uniquely appointed as founding pillars of the church, but in some respects they were also representative disciples.
The disciples as believers in general
Mt 28:19; Ac 19:1–2 Christian believers, not fully mature.
See also Lk 6:13; Lk 6:17; Ac 6:2; Ac 11:26
The disciples as an intimate circle of believers
Mt 18:1; Mk 4:10
How disciples are called
It sometimes implies physically following Jesus Christ and leaving everything
Mt 4:19; Mt 8:18–22; Mt 9:9
Calling in a more general spiritual sense
See also Lk 9:23; Lk 14:25–27; Jn 8:12; Jn 12:26; Jn 21:22
How disciples learn from Jesus Christ the teacher
By repeating the words of Jesus Christ
Lk 11:1–4 The rhythmical form of much of Jesus Christ’s teaching suggests he intended his words to be remembered verbatim.
See also Mt 5:3–10
By signs
See also Mk 5:37; Mk 5:40
By understanding the OT Scriptures
See also Lk 18:31–33; Lk 24:27; Lk 24:32; Lk 24:44–45
By understanding the parables
See also Mk 4:34
By practical experience of mission
Lk 10:23–24 These words follow the sending out of the seventy-two.
See also Mk 6:6–11; Lk 9:1–2
In periods of being alone with Jesus Christ
See also Mt 16:21
In spite of their faulty understanding
See also Mk 9:32; Lk 18:34
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