Sermon Tone Analysis

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Sermon in a Sentence: God opens up our understanding of His Word so that we can obey it.
How can we understand the Scriptures?
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Introduction
Sermon text with /italics/ and *bold* and John 3:16 and [[v.
20|bible:Jn 3:20]].
!! I.
We Understand the Word by Supplication (Psa.
119.18)
!! II.
We Understand the Word by the Spirit (1 Cor.
2.9-14;1 Jn. 2.20,27)
!! III.
We Understand the Word by Study (1 Tim.
4.13-16)
!! IV.
We Understand the Word by Practicing Submission (Jn.
7.17)
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