Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I) Love is made clear
A) This is in contrast to the one who does not love –
B) John has declared that God is love, but seems to anticipate that love will be redefined by man for selfish purposes
C) John tells us we can see that love made clear in us (Vincent says this is best understood as in our case)
II) God sent
A) Sending is from apostle (sent as an envoy), in this verb tense, it emphasizes the continuing results of the sending – ie.
God’s love is evident in that He sent His Son
B) Only begotten speak of the new nature that the Word accepted in being sent to us –
C) Into the world emphasizes the separation between this world and God’s world – – a separation that also must characterize those who belong to Him
III) That we might live
A) God’s love is shown in that He wants us to live – , ;
B) We live through the Son He sent – ; ;
IV) Not that we loved God
A) Love is not defined by man’s actions, but by what God does for us
B) Never glory in what do for God, but what God does for us –
Concl: John tells us that this is love – the love that God has shown in sending His Son as the redemption price for our sins – ; .
Any other definition of love falls short of that manifestation.
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