Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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I. The Command to Pray
A. Priority
B. Kinds of Prayer
Entreaties - focus on the need of a person
Prayers - focus on God Himself
Petition - present to an authority on someones behalf
Thanksgiving -
C. Target
Even if you are being persecuted by leaders.
Stephen is an example of this.
II.
Purpose of Prayer
A. Peaceful Living
B. Godly Living
III.
The Evaluation of Prayer
A. Moral Evaluation
good - morally right, beautiful, attractive
B. Personal Evaluation
acceptable - to give applause, to heartily welcome.
IV.
The Passion of Prayer
A. God’s Passion
In affirming the universal scope of God’s will to save he was probably conscious of taking issue with (a) the Jewish belief that God willed the destruction of sinners and the salvation of the righteous alone, and (b) the Gnostic theory that salvation belonged to the spiritual élite alone.
B. The Scope of God’s Passion
C. The Focus of God’s Passion
knowledge - deep, full, rich knowledge.
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