Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Paul stops in the middle of writing this letter to pray for his friends in Ephesus and give glory to God.
We should follow by example and learn to stop in the midst of life and pray for others and give glory to God.
v.14 - kneeling shows the humility in his prayer
v.15 - every person & family derives it’s existence from God, this powerful God can certainly hear & answer our prayers
4 prayer requests
Spiritual strengthening (vs.16)
Deep faith (vs.17)
Every person know the love of Christ (vs.19a)
Fullness of God (vs.19b)
vs. 20 & 21 - Give all glory & praise to God
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