Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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A Desperate Man with a problem vs. 40
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Desperate Man with Faith vs. 1
Disease (LEPER) the world can not fix vs. 41a
A person with leprosy was considered to be ceremonially ‘unclean’, a condition that required him to live outside the city gates in order to avoid contact with other people.
Blight, R. C. (2012).
An Exegetical Summary of (p.
84).
Dallas, TX: SIL International.
He was unclean and required seperation from family, freinds, and the religious life of the community.
Leviticus 13:1-3
Came to Jesus
Implored Jesus
mplored Jesus
Kneeled before Jesus
2. A Detailed Savior with power vs. 41-44
Moved with Pity vs. 41
Stretched out his hands vs. 41
Touched him vs. 41
Touching a leper, like touching a corpse, resulting in temporary uncleaness.
Only a priest could declare a person clean or unclean of the disease.
Those judged unclean were required to live outside the commnity, wear torn clothing, leave their hair unkempt, cover the lower part of their face, and cry unclean.
Spoke healing vs. 41
Immediately the leprosy left him vs. 42
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A Delivered man with passion vs. 45
Talked freely about being healed
Spread the news about his healing
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