Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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The paradox of God’s love for a sinful world
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God’s people are called to be separate from the world, yet a source of blessing to it
The example of Abraham
The life of Abraham illustrates the important biblical balance, called to separation from his native environment to be a blessing to the nations.
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The example of others
Joseph; Daniel and his friends
Conformity to the pagan standards of the OT world disparaged
with respect to sexual perversion
With respect to concepts of leadership:
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with respect to idolatry; with respect to pride
With respect to self-reliance:
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God’s concern for the nations of the world
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Jesus Christ is a model of the required balance of being in the world but not of it
He was in the world
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He was not of the world
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He was a friend of the disreputable
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He was concerned for outsiders
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Believers are called to live in the world, while not being of it
They have been chosen out of the world
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They must avoid conformity with the world
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They must maintain contact with the world
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They must do good in the world
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