Sermon Tone Analysis
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Will you be, in order to receive, the true rewards of heaven?
In the world today we can have an attitude that we allow the world to direct, or we can become that which God directs us to be so that we can honor Him in our attitudes and actions.
You can easily find an inspiring post or video that ultimately calls you to “Just be” but if you look beyond the sounds and haptics, visual marketing and psychological call for your attention, you will notice how you are the source of being instead of God.
Although we are studying Matthew 5:1-12 I will share Psalm 16:11 to give you time to find chapter five.
The term “Blessed are” is mentioned 9 times within this passage who are speaking of those who are or have been,
poor in spirit
mourn
gentle/meek
(when) insulted and persecuted falsely say all kinds of evil against you
(have been) persecuted for the sake of righteousness
those who hunger and thirst for righteousness
pure in heart
peacemakers
merciful
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