Sermon Tone Analysis
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2 Corinthians 5:17
Salvation involves a change in the relationship between God and a person.
Salvation includes God’s adoption of believers into his family, his acceptance of them as righteous and his forgiveness of their sins.
It also includes personal renewal and transformation through the work of the Holy Spirit.
Salvation as a change in status before God
Access to God
Adoption into the family of God
Forgiveness of sin
Heavenly citizenship
Inheritance from God
Peace with God
Righteousness in the sight of God
Salvation as a change in a person’s nature
Becoming a new creation
Deliverance from God’s righteous condemnation
New birth
The presence of the Holy Spirit
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