Sermon Tone Analysis
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*28 October 2007*
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*“DELIGHT”*
*Psalm 37-1-5*
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Definition: delight, make happy \\ Antonyms: anger, annoy, depress, displease, disturb, upset, worry
Συνήδομαι Which menas to rejoice with another or within oneself
Psalm 1.2
Kay-phets.
The word is related to both pleasure and purpose.
WE are often pleasured by things that have nothing ot do with our purpose.
Job 22.26
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Psalm 119.16
To smear, be blinded by
How many of you have ever been in love.
You can’t see anything else? That’s because your delight is so full.
God’s delight
Numbers 14.8
Psalm 16.3
Delight and excellence are coupled together
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