Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Tentative
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Openness
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Conscientiousness
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Extraversion
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notes and stuff
(Calling Matthew ^^ / eats & drinks with them)
(Difference between him & John / friend of them)
and again here at the top of Ch. 15 / pharisees a third time, but this time he receives them and eats with them.
(cf. )
v. 1
Now -
the tax collectors and sinners -
all - hyperbolic, not literal but appears to be.
exaggerating with great intentionality to express the extent.
drawing near - periphrastic: imperfect & present.
This was a regularity in Jesus’ ministry.
It happened over and over and over again, with great frequency and consistency.
A habitual experience.
to hear him.
- Luke 14:35***
v. 2
the Pharisees and the scribes -
grumbled - (cf. ; , ; ; )
receives - present indicative, “in a friendly manner” BDAG, (cf. ; ), “accept” or “welcome”, he isn’t merely tolerating or enduring them; he’s completely embracing them & making them at home. the word used is MOSTLY used to express anticipation and excitement at the reception of something.
sinners - those who have lived uneffected by God’s commands, intentionally or unintentionally.
Juxtaposed against the P&S… Seems to be the point, right?
and eats with - (cf. ; ; ; )
v. 3
v. 3
SO...
parable
v. 4
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