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    Aparicio, John Carl B.

    BSED Eng 2

    SPEECH DRAFT

    “Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me….”

    Amazing Grace. A hymn that was written long- time ago but still the hearts of the
    modern people. A hymn written by a wretched man, like me and you, “who once was lost but
    now found”

    First Major Idea

    Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me. The first line of the
    hymn talks about life. A life that was saved by the Grace of God.

    Supporting Materials

    a) (Insert the Story of the Composer)


    b) (Insert values from the life of the composer)

    Second Major Points

    I once was lost but now am found. When you look back on your life, where were you
    when the Lord found you

    Supporting Materials

    a) (Talk about my life experience)


    b) (Connect it to the storm passage in the gospel)

    Conclusion

    Grace is not something we can touch, taste, or smell. But we know it is there when we
    believe. It is sort of a mystery to us, and while we may not fully understand how exactly grace
    works; or we may not be able to give a good theological definition... we should simply
    understand that grace is meant to save us. God gives us grace as a favor, as a gift, so that we can
    be saved. Amazing grace, how sweet the sound.

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