Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I‘m going to show you a picture and I want you to take a second to look at it.
Think about how you would describe this picture to someone who has never seen it or seen anything similar.
Images are tools
Heavenly Throne Room
God’s throne room is amazing!
Enter the Lamb
Lion of Judah
Lamb
Lovely Lamb
Lamb that was slain
The Lamb who was slain.
Wow.
He receives power, wealth, wisdom, might, honor, glory, and blessing.
He is worshiped with the Father.
“Lamb” is used 28 times in Revelation.
We get to bask in the glory of God.
Jesus showed us the way, be harmless and innocent and take the persecution of the world without changing our character or our faith.
All praise, glory, honor, blessing be to God the Father, Jesus His Son, and the Holy Spirit.
May the Lamb receive the reward of His suffering, starting with me.
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