Sermon Tone Analysis
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3 ways of Living Vicariously
Miriam Webster Definition:
1. experienced or realized through imaginative or sympathetic participation in the experience of another
2. The oldest meaning of "vicarious," which was first recorded in 1637, is "serving in someone or something’s stead
Living your dreams and ambitions through someone else.
IE through your children or a coworker or friend.
Living as if you were someone else.
IE when someone poses as someone else through social media to mislead others as to who they truly are.
Living a life of substitution.
IE when you deserve the wrath of God but instead walk in grace because of the work that Christ has done for you at the cross.
GAlatians 2:20-
2 Corinthians 5:
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