Sermon Tone Analysis
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God’s repentance may show his pain and sorrow
Ge 6:6–7 God’s change of purpose here involves his intention to punish.
See also 1 Sa 15:11; 1 Sa 15:35
God’s repentance may show his compassion
Jon 4:2 God’s change of purpose here involves his compassion for sinners: “relent” in this and other passages may also be translated “repent”.
See also Dt 32:36; 2 Sa 24:15–16; Ps 106:45; Is 38:1–5; Ho 11:8; Am 7:1–6
God may repent in response to human repentance
See also Ex 32:14; 2 Ch 12:1–8; Je 26:13; Je 26:19; Joe 2:13; Jon 3:6–10
God never repents of his oath or changes his character
Nu 23:19; Ps 110:4; Heb 6:17–18
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