Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
Reflecting The Gospel By Suffering In The World (4:1-6)
Peter first takes up what it means to reflect the sufferings of the cross in the world.
It means being willing and able to face sufferings for the sake of holiness.
Arm yourselves to suffer rather than sin (4:1-2)
Reflecting The Gospel By Serving In The Church (4:7-11)
Peter second takes up what it means to reflect the sufferings of cross within the Christian community.
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