Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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The Glory of God
1 Kings 8:10-11
Solomon’s prayer begins
(The change of posture vs. 22 stood with hands raised
vs. 54he arose from his knees, hands still raised)
: 23
1 Kings 8:
Not a need of God’s but man’s need
1 Kings 8:
A place of justice
ch.
8:31,32
A Time of Judgement and Restoration
ch 8: 33,34
When God is Silent and the People Repent
ch 8: 35,36
The Sanctification of the Heart
ch.
8: 37-40
The World May Know
ch.
8: 41-43
Go With Power
ch. 8: 44,45
Entertained Sin and been held captive
ch.
8: 46
Call out to You and confess their sins
ch.
8: 47
If they return to You, let them
find Your grace
and bring them healing
and bring them healing
ch.
8: 48-51
We are the citizens of Your kingdom
ch.
8:52,53
The Benediction
vs. 54 Rest in God
vs. 61 Go in God
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