Sermon Tone Analysis
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John 5:1-18
Lord of the Sabbath
I.
The introduction (vv.
1-5)
A. The location (v. 1)
B. The setting (vv.
2-4)
C. The people (v. 5, vv. 10, 15, 16, 18)
II.
The conflict (vv.
6-10)
A. The cause of the conflict (vv.
6-9a)
1.
The situation (vv.
6-7)
a.
A searching question (v. 6)
b.
A supposed need (v.
7)
2. The solution (vv.
8-9a)
a.
A simple statement (v.
8)
b.
A sure healing (v.
9a)
B. The core of the conflict (v.
9b-10)
III.
The resolution (vv.
11-14)
A. The lesser problem of sabbath (vv.
11-13)
1.
The authority indicated (v.
11)
2. The authority questioned (v.
12)
3. The authority withdrawn (v.
13)
B. The greater problem of sin (v.
14)
1.
A physical need met
2. A spiritual need revealed
IV.
The conclusion (vv.
15-18)
A. The authority’s identity revealed (v.
15)
B. The authority’s identity rejected (v.
16)
C. The authority’s identity stated (v.
17)
D. The authority’s identity repudiated (v.
18)
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