Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
Sermon on the Mount
How to enter the kingdom of Heaven
The inside - Beatitudes
The outside - Law and Prophets
We’re at the conclusion
3 examples
Narrow vs wide gate/road
Good vs bad fruit
Wise vs. foolish man
The Wise Man ()
The Hearer and Doer
How do you become a hearer
Someone tells you
You can listen
You can ignore
You expose yourself to it
How do you become a doer
Obey His commands
What are His commands?
Break up into 3 groups
Find commands
Summed up in
Similar to Wise Man
Why wise?
He saw trials and tribulations would come
Prepared the right defenses for the trials and tribulations
Outcome
Trials and tribulations came
House stood
What are the tests, trials, and tribulations in life?
Persecution
Ultimately, entrance into the kingdom of heaven.
The Foolish Man ()
The Hearer and Non-Doer
Only difference is that he doesn’t do them
Similar to foolish man
Why foolish?
(3 options)
Didn’t think trials and tribulations would come.
Did think they would come, but that sand would be enough.
Did think they would come, but didn’t care.
Outcome
Destruction
Great Destruction
Conclusion
Be hearer and a what?
Doer
Prepares you for what?
Final Judgment
Outcome?
Entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven
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