Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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For you, but all about Him
Leviticus 13 - “If”
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Jesus and the ten
One out of ten...
Is it a big deal?
Korban Todah (Thanks)
What does this mean for the other nine?
Emphasizing the response of the 1 rather than the healing of the ten.
Jesus’ last words to the former leper are somewhat hard to interpret.
“Your faith has made you well,” may refer back to his faith which led to his cleansing from leprosy.
However, this statement seems to single this man out from the others who also had faith and were cleansed.
Perhaps this statement suggests that this man had come to a faith in Jesus in a deeper sense, which led to his salvation and not just his healing.
The healing in this story finds its logical result in the case of this Samaritan.
Healing leads to real faith.
This man not only has faith that Jesus can heal; he also has faith that Jesus is somehow God’s special representative on earth.
Faith and gratitude
And...
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