Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Mentors and Mentees
*** Elijah and Elisha entering into a discipleship relationship
Every Elijah needs an Elisha; every Elisha needs an Elijah
Every Paul needs a Timothy; every Timothy needs a Paul
Practical questions:
Where are you growing because someone is investing in you?
Where are you passing along something valuable to someone of another generation?
*** Photo: Keys to the Church, a photo of the church
*** Photo of Adeeb Joudeh al-Husseini whose family has kept the keys to the church since around 1187
A transfer of authority
*** List of those with authority
The symbols
The signs
Chariots of Fire
*** Image: Chariots of fire
*** A beautiful image of God receiving a faithful person into the divine life
A double portion
I want the most my teacher has to offer!
Not from greed, but because I hunger and thirst for righteousness and I long to live as God intends me to live, following God’s will to the most significant degree.
Who teacher you, and whom do you teach?
What symbols are involved, and when will you know the torch has been passed?
Do you have faith that honors those who have gone before?
Do you want to receive the most God has to offer, that you may serve God well?
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