Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Scriptures
(Grudge)
Joseph was in the right to hold a grudge, but he said what they meant for evil, God meant for good.
He said in other words, God placed me here to save you.
In other words, he understood that his calling was too high and his God was to big for Him to hold on to a grudge against his brothers.
Jesus didn’t retaliate
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Introduction
The trajectory of journey of a grudge starts at hurt, then anger, then grudge (bitterness), and finally revenge.
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