Sermon Tone Analysis
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The mission of Jesus was to save the world from its sin.
When Jesus began His ministry, He had one purpose in mind and that, was to complete what He was sent to do.
Why was Jesus sent to save the world from its sin?
Some may say nthat the world is alright and don’t need saving but just reorganizing.
First of all we must understand where we came from.
Also, we need to know what happened to make us have a need to be saved.
God gave a command, a law to live by and that law was broken.
Instead of the humanity getting better they got worse.
God did not want to annihilate His creation so He enacted His plan to bring us back to Him and that plan did not involve humanity.
Salvation Cost Us Nothing Because God Payed The Price
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