Sermon Tone Analysis
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I Corinthians 6:12
Exercise of liberty
• Is it beneficial in some way
• Is it going to control you
• There is always risk involved
Legalism
• Will substitute rules for judgment
• Will substitute peer pressure for individual decision
• Rules become the standard of spirituality
Mature judgment
• Consider consequences
• Will it affect personal discipline
Logical error—misapplication of 6:12
• Food is for the belly
• Like the body is for fornication
Resurrection body—6:14, 15:42-44
• Same body
• But different
The corrective teaching, vv.
14-20
• The future of our bodies, v. 14
• The union of the body, vv.
15-17
• The use of the body, v. 18: 1) The command about fornication—“flee”; 2) The uniqueness of fornication—the only sin that is against the body
• The ownership of the body, vv.
19-20: 1) Its resident; 2) Its redeemer
*Principle—sexual relationship is not merely physical it forms a union
*The only rights we have as believers is to live in the confines of the will of God
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