Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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• The enrichment of the giver, vv.
6-11a: 1) Statement of a principle, v. 6; 2) The giving of an exhortation, v. 7: a) Emphasis on the individuality of giving; b) Emphasis on the volition of giving; 3) Presents an encouragement, vv.
8-9: a) Spiritual blessing; b) Material blessing; 4) The making of a promise, vv.
10-11a.
• The glory and praise of God, vv.
11b-15: 1) Primary (ultimate) purpose—the glory of God, vv.
11b-12; 2) Your gift proves who you are and the recipients in turn praise God, vv.
13-14; 2) Your gift proves who you are and the recipients in turn praise God, vv.
13-14; 3) Closes with a doxology, v. 15.
2 Corinthians 10-13 outline/structure
1. Vindication of his apostolic authority, 10:1-11:15.
2. Vindication of his apostolic boasting, 11:16-12:13.
3. Vindication of his apostolic visit, 12:14-13:14.
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