Sermon Tone Analysis

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God Loves Us
God Loves Me
He has promised to dwell among us & not abhor us,
He has promised to walk among us & be our people,
He has a record of un-slaving us and making walk erect,
But God requires our obedience,
So, what are the sins we must stay away from?
The general charge, Roman 1:18–19
The specific charges (1:20–32)
First indictment—inexcusable ignorance,
Second indictment—ingratitude,
2. Second indictment—ingratitude, Roman 1:21
Third indictment—insolence,
3. Third indictment—insolence, Roman 1:22
Fourth indictment—idolatry,
4. Fourth indictment—idolatry, Roman 1:23
Fifth indictment—immorality,
5. Fifth indictment—immorality, Roman 1:24–27
6. Sixth indictment—incorrigibility, 1:28–32
Sixth indictment—incorrigibility, 1:28–32
They embrace their wicked deeds,
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They embrace their wicked deeds, Roman 1:28–31
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They endorse their wicked deeds, Roman 1:32
They endorse their wicked deeds,
What should my attitude be toward sinners?
The phrase ‘hate the sin, love the sinner’ is not explicitly found in the Bible.
The origins of this phrase come from two authors, St. Augustine and Mahatma Gandhi.
The earliest use of this phrase comes from St. Augustine in a letter he wrote to a commune of nuns (Letter 211, c. 424)
God hates all evildoers,
The only two scriptures come close to love & hate together, ;
; ;
Must action be taken against an unrepentant sinner?
Bottom, line — God Love Us,
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