Sermon Tone Analysis
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Intro
1 Corinth
Paul starts this letter with encouraging the Corinthian church
The Book of 1 Corinthians is broken up into 5 problems and a final greeting
Paul identifies the problem and then bring Jesus and the Gospel into the
Perfectly Joined together = Mending
Both internally in the same mind and externally in the same judgement among ourselves we are to be one:
One in our beliefs
One in our standards
One in our attitudes
One in the way we live out our faith
One in doctrinal unity.
We should all open the bible that we need all of it.
CR.
Unity with diversity.
Our unity is in our diversity
Identifying the Problem
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Necessary facts without rumors = facts exposed to the right people that will handle it the right way in love
Being divided in their hearts which is the inward separation that lead to the outward alienation of one another
Pride driven popularity contest
1 Corinthians 3:17
Responding to the Problem
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