Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
I have always believed that education is not just to gain information it is to be used for the transformation of one’s life...
Only when knowledge is applied can it become wisdom.
Other than that it is just information which does no good by itself.
My Father and Uncle taught me the value of homework and study in school.
Homework was practicing the principles learned in the classroom so that they would be ingrained in my mind.
Therefore when I had to take the test there was no problem or issue because the principles of reading, writing, and arithmetic were set in my mind.
The idea of being educated was set in my mind.
These study habits became my road to education.
What Christ taught and commanded must be studied and studied, to the point of learning and knowing and practicing.
The commandments of Christ will be the first things taught.
They should be the rule of society.
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