Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
This automated analysis scores the text on the likely presence of emotional, language, and social tones. There are no right or wrong scores; this is just an indication of tones readers or listeners may pick up from the text.
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In View of His Appearing 4:1
2 Tim 4:
solemn eschatological perspective by reminding him that he conducts himself under the gaze of God and Christ, that Christ (not those around him, whether opponents or faithful believers) is the one who will judge him
Preach The Word 4:2
2 Timothy 4:
Preach the word refers back to “Scripture” (see 3:16) and thus includes proclaiming the “good news” of the gospel in a broad, biblically anchored sense.
“Gospel” for Paul is not only an evangelistic presentation; the gospel is the core message (found in the whole of Scripture; cf.
3:16)
which can be applied to unbelievers (a call to faith) or to believers (a call to continue to believe in and live out the implications of this message).
People Just Don’t Want Jesus 4:3-4
2 Timothy 4:3-
Expects timothy to face these times not distant future, the community he ministers in is experiencing false teaching.
Pauls letters full of this concern
galations
Be Bold and Courageous
2 Timothy 4:
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