Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Psalm 131
Not Proud (vs1)
Pride is rooted in elevating “self” to the top.
Pride is the opposite of real hope and faith.
We must realize our depravity and humble ourselves.
Child-like Calmness (vs2)
Children rest confidently in their mother’s arms.
Children have a total and exclusive hope.
A total and exclusive hope in God will never disappoint.
Forever (vs3)
Hope in God will exist in difficult times.
Hope in God will exist in the good times.
God is eternal and therefore worthy of this hope.
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