Sermon Tone Analysis
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*Word of God*
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*2 Timothy 3:16-17** (NIV)*
*16*All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, *17*so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
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Introduction:
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Scripture is Sacred: A Holy Book To Be Respected
A. It Is Inspired By God
B. It Is Infallible By Implication
C. It Is Incomparable By Estimation
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Scripture is Beneficial: A Useful Tool To Be Applied
A. Used To Teach: For Education
B. Used To Rebuke: For Warning
C. Used To Correct: For Adjustment
D. Used To Train: For Righteousness
IV. Scripture Is Purposeful: A Worthy Goal To Be Achieved
A. Intended To Equip God’s People
B. Intended To Promote Good Works
V. Conclusion:
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