Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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God makes the decision, we carry out the orders.
When two or three believers are gathered to make a decision they are operating under the influence of the Holy Spirit.
What does it mean to gather in the name of Jesus?
To gather in righteousness
To gather under the blood
If these two things are accomplished then Jesus’ authority is bestowed and approval is given for any decision.
Paul uses the same language as Jesus does here when talking about removing a supposed “Christian” from their congregation.
The authority that is given to us is to bind and loose people to the community of believers, but also to forgive sins.
We have the authority to bind and loose and to forgive sins.
Not only do we have authority to forgive sins, we are commanded to forgive sins.
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