Sermon Tone Analysis
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Romans 8:19–21
Waiting
Being in readiness for service or for some future appointment or event.
Wild animals and the wicked lie in wait to ambush the unsuspecting; servants wait on their masters; believers and the whole creation wait for their renewal by God.
God, too, waits for sinners to repent.
Waiting to see what happens
Waiting to be joined by others
Waiting for God
For God’s instruction
For God’s promise
For God’s kingdom
For proof from God
For Jesus Christ’s return
Believers and creation wait for renewal
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Waiting as delaying
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