Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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The incident begins at , where Peter heals a cripple and gives speech to an amazed crowd.
Guards then throw Peter and John in jail
"Filled (πίμπλημι: pimplēmi) with the Holy Spirit" ()
Connects to ;
Common expression in Luke-Acts (, ; , , , )
Also note "fullness" (πλήρης: plērēs) of the Holy Spirit" in ; ; ;
Haenchen, "The gift of the Spirit here is not given with the fact of being a Christian, but is bestowed on special occasions" (Acts, 216)
Acts presents a general filling of the Holy Spirit that all Christians get () and special occasions where one is filled for a particular task (; ; )
"Whom you crucified but whom God raised from the dead" ()
Note the humiliation / exaltation scheme here and in (cf.
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See also ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
The Apostles' Creed and Reformed theology follow this pattern (e.g., the "states" of Christ in WSC 27-28)
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