Sermon Tone Analysis
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Living in the Anointing
Key word that we find repeating within the text found this week: Beginning, I have written you, truth, lies, abide, children
The abide language that relates back to Jesus in 2:6 and the Young men in 2:14
The Beginning/Genesis reference is tied to the Elders
Abide is a perpetual action of “walking”
“eternal life” goes back to 1 John 1:2
This is referring to the Resurrection and not Heaven
This is an eschatological promise
Again, the author identifies the Antichrists as deceivers
The anointing theme is now is tied with abiding
The true Holy Spirit leads to the true truth
Which is found in Christ
He is asking his readership to abide like the young men had in verse 2:14 as well as the command in 2:6
1 john 2:29
Eternal life before Christ was rooted in righteousness
The route to this resurrecting righteousness is through Christ
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