Sermon Tone Analysis
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Intro
Evidence -
The Empty Tomb
Everyone knew where the tomb was: Jewish leaders, Romans, Disciples, People of Jerusalem
No one debated
No one said, here is the body
Their only objection was: Acts 5:28, you are trying to make us guilty of this man’s blood
The Disciples did not expect, and were astonished
The Witnesses
Women
Apostles
500 disciples
Stephen
Skeptics
James
Paul
Their Martyrdom
Secular historians, Tacitus and Josephus
Today, I want us to just see Jesus, our resurrected Lord
So, let’s look at the Resurrection Story, and see Jesus, our Savior and Risen Lord in all His power and glory!
The Resurrection Story
John 21 by the sea.
Why is Jesus’ Resurrection so important?
Free from fear of Death
Our Justification!
Jesus tells the truth!
Secure in Jesus
Hope in Jesus
Conclusion
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