Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Exhortation Strengthens Trust in God’s Work in the Church
Exhortation
Paul is not planning on seeing these churches again, this is his farewell.
As he travels to these churches we find it is not a church planting mission but a mission of exhortation.
Here is a simple definition of Exhortation.
To exhort is to utter urgent advice and strongly encourage someone either to believe an idea or to act in a certain way.
An exhortation may register with us in the same way that a command does, but it is not phrased as directly
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