Sermon Tone Analysis
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Sacrifice
Sacrifice for sin could come by no other.
Redemption: to release or set free, with the implied analogy to the process of freeing a slave—‘to set free, to liberate, to deliver, liberation, deliverance.
Redemption: to release or set free, with the implied analogy to the process of freeing a slave—‘to set free, to liberate, to deliver, liberation, deliverance.
Johannes P. Louw and Eugene Albert Nida, Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament: Based on Semantic Domains (New York: United Bible Societies, 1996), 487.
Everything that happened on the cross was significant but the words “it is finish” makes all the difference.
John is the only one that records the words of Jesus “it is finished”.
These words bring completion to the redemption process of God
It is finished because Jesus meet the requirements of God.
We are redeemed because He died.
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