Sermon Tone Analysis
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1. Believers are called to persevere until Christ comes.
(vs.
1-2)
We are to have peace about the coming of the Lord and not to be overly concerned about exactly when it will happen.
The day of the Lord is a time of God’s dramatic intervention into human history where God will judge his enemies and save his people.
There was not fear that Jesus had already returned but that the persecution was part of God’s judgement and the day of the Lord.
The Thessalonians were living like Chicken Little that the sky was falling just because an acorn fell on his head.
They were scared that they would not avoid the wrath of God.
2. Before Christ returns, we will enter a time of apostasy, but Jesus will win the victory.
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The Lawless One - Antichrist that will rise up at the time of the tribulation.
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In the challenging times before the Lord’s coming, God’s love sustains us.
(vs.
13-17)
In these last days, we must hold fast to the teaching of the apostles and not be swayed by the ways of the world.
We cannot hold to a different gospel than the one that has been given to us for over 2,000 years just because it is not popular in society.
The world will reject the gospel.
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