# Sermon Analysis
## The Intellect
### Choice of Scripture
|                                          | Yes/No |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------ |
| Scripture verses well chosen and applied | Yes    |
| Peter refers to Psalm 16:8-11            | Yes    |
| Peter refers to Psalm 110:1              | Yes    |
| Peter refers to Psalm 132:11             | Yes    |
| Peter refers to Joel 2:28-32             | Yes    |
| Peter refers to Isaiah 53:6-7            | No     |
### Reasoning
|                                           | Yes/No |
| ----------------------------------------- | ------ |
| Makes extravagant, unsupported statements | No     |
| Is very persuasive                        | Yes    |
| Fails to convince                         | No     |
| Arguments are logical                     | Yes    |
| Statements are clear                      | Yes    |
### Illustrations
|                                     | Yes/No |
| ----------------------------------- | ------ |
| Has no illustrations                | No     |
| Illustrations illuminate his points | No     |
## The Emotions
| This sermon awakens:                                 | Yes/No |
| ---------------------------------------------------- | ------ |
| A sense of guilt                                     | Yes    |
| A hatred of sin, especially that of rejecting Christ | Yes    |
| A fresh appreciation of the Lord's person            | Yes    |
| A new understanding of the Lord's work               | Yes    |
## The Will
|                                          | Yes/No |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------ |
| Makes a long, drawn-out appeal           | No     |
| Appeal for action implied but not stated | No     |
| Makes a convincing call for action       | Yes    |
| Resulted in conversions                  | Yes    |
