Sermon Tone Analysis
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John 7:25-36
Responses to Jesus
I.
The confusion of the people (vv.
25-29)
A. The people’s observations (vv.
25-27)
1. Concerning Jesus’ identity (v.
25)
2. Concerning the rulers’ response (v.
26)
3. Concerning their own knowledge (v.
27)
B. The Savior’s response (vv.
28-29)
1. Concerning himself (v.
28a-d)
2. Concerning the people (v.
28e)
3. Concerning his Father (v.
29)
II.
The division of the people (vv.
30-32)
A. The malice of some of the people (v.
30)
B. The supposition of some of the people (v.
31)
C. The response of the leadership (v.
32)
III.
The contempt of the people (vv.
33-36)
A. The statement by Jesus (vv.
33-34)
1. Concerning himself (v.
33)
2. Concerning the people (v.
34)
B. The response of the Jews (vv.
35-36)
1.
A wrong conjecture (v.
35)
2. A disdainful restatement (v.
36)
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