Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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1 - Hezekiah’s Prayer:
King Sennacherib had threatened Jerusalem, to depose the king and take away all his people.
but he was trying to demoralize them as well.
Hezekiah repented, tore his clothes, put on sackcloth, went into the temple He spoke with Isaiah, who encouraged him.
Sennacherib was not just threatening Jerusalem - he was also insulting God.
Taunting Hezekiah, saying that it was foolish to believe that God could rescue him.
2 Kings 19 - God hears the prayer, prophesies that Sennacherib will be defeated:
2 - Hannah’s Prayer
3 - Solomon’s Prayer for Wisdom
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