Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Thesis/ Central Idea:
Jesus gave Himself, a sacrifice to God and man.
His sacrifice allows us to be saved and gives us an example to live by.
Introduction:
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He gave Himself for us.
His whole being was cast as a weight into the scale of redemption.
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He gave Himself to God.
His life and death was also a gift to God as well as for us.
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He gave Himself, an offering and a sacrifice.
Two aspects of His character as a Redeemer; a peace-offering and a burnt-offering, a holy life and an atoning death.
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He gave Himself a sweet-smelling savour.
Infinitely pleasing to God.
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He gave Himself because He loved us.
His love was stronger than death.
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He gave Himself that we should walk in love.
Love constrained Him to yield up His all.
His was a walk in love.
He gave Himself that we should walk in love.
as He loved us (John 13:34; 1 John 3:11–16).
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Invitation:
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