Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Personal Sin Brings Us Low and places us in need of mercy!
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Psalm 130
which in its original context also suggested a metaphoric sea of troubles
It is almost as if you can picture the distance sin creates in the situation.
The psalmist must raise his voice because he is in a desperate place.
Hello up there.
For God - Mercy is a must!
Confession is the only biblical response to our sinfulness.
Confess
psalm 130:3-4
If God kept a permanent tally sheet!
“guard” them (Hb shamar).
worshiped and served in loving reverence
Confidence.
- We must wait on the affirmation from God for the foregivness of our sin.
psal 130
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