Sermon Tone Analysis

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Intro
Good morning everyone, I pray you are doing well!
What a wonderful privilege it is to be here with you again this morning to worship the Lord together.
Now, last week we started with some church history, going back to the 18th century with Jonathan Edwards, talking about the affections of the heart.
Now, I know what you are thinking, “Please, please can you give us more church history!
There is nothing we find more interesting than church history!”
And so my friends, no need to worry, your prayers are answered!
But this week, we are going back even further in church history!
We are going back all the way to the 16th century, to the
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