Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Examples of excuses given for wrong actions
We're all tempted to make excuses for our actions.
It's the human nature.
We all want to pretend that the bad things we do aren't our fault.
We like to pretend we're not guilty.
Ge 3:12–13 by Adam and Eve for eating the forbidden fruit; Ex 32:22–24 by Aaron for making the golden calf; 1 Sa 13:11–12 by Saul for acting as priest
By Saul for not fully obeying the Lord:
1 Sa 15:20–21; 1 Sa 15:24–25
Examples of excuses given for inaction
Many characters in the Bible made excuses.
By the lazy:
Je 1:6 by Jeremiah
By the fearful:
Mt 25:41–45 by the ignorant
Excuses given by those unwilling to follow Jesus Christ
See also Mt 22:2–3; Lk 9:59–62
There is no excuse for sin
God doesn't excuse sin.
God forgives sin.
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