Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Tracing out God’s wisdom
• Its inception
o Eternal—v.
7
• Its revelation
o God revealed it, v. 10
• Its inscripturation
o Holy Spirit inspired man to write—v.
13
God’s wisdom
• Its form—v.
7 “mystery”—previously unknown; now known
• Its concealment—v.
7—“hidden”—hidden from the best of human wisdom and reason
• Its eternity—v.
7 “ordained”—the cross was decreed before creation
• Its intent—v.
7 “unto our glory”—the intent is salvation
The doctrine of revelation—2:10-13
• The source—v.
10
• The agent—vv.
11-12
o The qualification
o An illustration
o His presence—something about . . .
• Indwelling
• Illumination
This is the work of the Holy Spirit that causes us to understand the Word of God in terms of obedience
• The product—v.
13—“we speak”—those words
o Confine
o Define
The features of God’s revelation—v.
13
• Not expressed in words chosen by man
• Expressed in words chosen by God
• The words are a perfect match for the truth they convey
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