Sermon Tone Analysis
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Text: Matthew 27:23-25
A study of the two lives that crossed on one Passover Day.
One wanted to change the world the other actually did.
So far in the series:
Pilate tried to rule
Jesus actually does
CIT: The difference between Pilate and Christ was that while one wanted to remove his responsibility for others Jesus embraced it.
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