Sermon Tone Analysis
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1 Corinthians 13:1–8
Scripture offers an understanding of the source, character and value of love, based on the nature and actions of God.
God is the source of love
His very character is love
The love of God is revealed in the cross of Jesus Christ
Love is part of the Holy Spirit’s fruit
The loving-kindness of God referred to in the OT
The love of God in the NT
To describe God’s love for humanity
To describe love for God
To describe brotherly love
To describe love expressed by eating together
To describe love in a negative sense
Characteristics of love
Love is shown by deeds
In Conclusion:
The pre-eminence of love
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