Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Only Satan himself could have put it into a man’s heart to become a salaried preacher of the gospel in order to deny its fundamental truths.
Beauty For Ashes, Volume 59, Sermon #3336 - Isaiah 61:3
Charles Spurgeon
9858 Satan must be the most frustrated personality in the universe!
His army of demons is compelled to obey Jesus, and whatever the devil does to discourage a Christian, God can use for the Christian’s benefit.
Billy Graham
9858 Satan must be the most frustrated personality in the universe!
His army of demons is compelled to obey Jesus, and whatever the devil does to discourage a Christian, God can use for the Christian’s benefit.
Billy Graham
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