Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction
1 Corinthians 14:
1 Corinthians 14:
What is Prophecy?
Communication
Exodus
Deuteronomy 18:
Illumination
Prophecy brings into the light what was hidden.
truth in the midst of lies
correction in the midst of misunderstandings.
2 Peter
Restoration
Ezekiel 37
Purpose of Prophecy
i. Edification is “building up.”
It is a construction term, and speaks of our being “built up” in the Lord.
A word of prophecy will build someone up, not tear him or her down.
Joel 2:2
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Exhortation is encouragement.
It is like the speech from the coach in the locker room before the big game, rallying the team to go out and perform as they were trained to perform.
A word of prophecy will encourage someone, not discourage him or her.
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Comfort has the idea of not only consoling, but also strengthening.
It doesn’t just cry with someone hurting, it puts its arms around them and strengthens them to carry the load.
A word of prophecy will strengthen, not weaken someone.
David Guzik, 1 Corinthians, David Guzik’s Commentaries on the Bible (Santa Barbara, CA: David Guzik, 2013), .
Strengthens
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Joel 2:28-
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