Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Text:
1.1-18
Why the Word?
[Heb OT personality bridged with NT era Greek philosophical reference]
1-2
What’s the relationship of The Word and God?
So, was The Word ‘a God?’
3-10
What major accomplishment can be listed on The Word’s resume?
What’s special about this John who witnessed about The Word (light)?
To this point, where/when is The Word?
10-13
What’s the unbelievable shock here?
How does salvation work?
Whose idea is it?
Who gets it done?
14-18
Verse 14 describes what?
God discloses Himself.
In what ways?
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1.19-34
[You do realize that we are not named after nor do we trace our heritage as Baptists/Southern Baptists back to John the Baptist…]
How are John the Baptist & Jesus connected?
Next question...
1.35-51
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