Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Christ return is a surprising certainty.
1 thes 5
Sudden - Surprising Event of Christ’s Return.
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A false promise of peace and safety -
God’s people are not surprised!
We are not sleeping.
We are not anesthetized by this world in to thinking there is no judgment day!
But you.
The Thessalonian Christians are not among the people who say “peace and security” and upon whom sudden destruction will come (v.
3).
To sleep is to be morally and spiritually disengaged, and/or living without a consciousness of the coming day.
5:6 So then.
Paul gives general exhortations based on the reassurances of v. 5. To sleep is to be morally and spiritually disengaged, and/or living without a consciousness of the coming day.
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