Sermon Tone Analysis
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A. Who Is This?
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Many go to church but they have no idea who they
they are worshipping or giving thanks to.
2. They went through the motion laying down palm
branches, but it was like praying over a meal,
formality.
B. When we see the pit of hell, and the nail prints in the
hand of Jesus, only then will the reality of the true sense
of being thankful will set in.
The feast celebrated by the pilgrims in 1621 was never actually called “Thanksgiving” by the colonists.
It was simply a harvest celebration.
A few years later, in July of 1623, the pilgrims did hold what they called a “Thanksgiving.”
This was simply a religious day of prayer and fasting that had nothing to do with the fall harvest.
A revelation of true thanksgiving.
What are you thankful for on this thanksgiving day?
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