Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 37:1-6
Don’t Be A Hater
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to fret v. — to be agitated or irritated; enraged; inflamed; angry; to burn with anger; be hot with anger
jealous, be envious, i.e., have a feeling of ill will ranging even to anger, based on a perceived advantage, or a desire for exclusivity in relationship
v. 1 - Discouraged Envy for the Evil Doers
v. 2 - Declared End of the Evil Doers
Our OBEDIENCE is LINKED to our BLESSINGS
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