Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Openness
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Preamble of hope, 1:4-8
Spiritual possessions
• They possessed God's grace--v.
4
• They possessed God's wealth--vv.
5-7:
1) The reason for their wealth--v.
5
2) The scope of their wealth--v.
5b
3) The measure of their wealth--v.
6
4) The results of their wealth--v.
7
• They possessed God's guarantee--vv.
8-9:
1) The basis of assurance:
a) God's sovereign plan--v.
8
b) God's faithful character--v.
9
A believer may be viewed from any of three standpoints
• His position in Christ
• His present life
• His ultimate destiny
Paul views the Corinthians from the standpoint of all three aspects
• Their position in Christ--1:2
• Their present life--3:1-3
• Their ultimate destiny--1:8
*The solution to the problems of dissension--1:10-4:21
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