Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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John Piper - “the one who is worshiped over all is the one for whom all exists.”
Worship - what we hold has greatest treasure so that we revere, admire, respect, value and swear allegiance to.
It is not glorious to simply rule, but to be worshiped and loved for ruling.
- Piper
Through suffering on behalf of His people, Jesus will inherit the universe.
Fear = worship
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Jesus proves that even though Satan has power by not denying his ability to give the kingdoms to whoever he wants, God alone is to be worshiped, signaling that God alone has all authority and glory.
resist -
Standing firm on God’s word, the truth, will cause Satan to flee - the key to spiritual warfare.
Instead of trying to use this command, use Scripture.
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