Sermon Tone Analysis

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Is Scripture written to us or for us?
o God used different men to write to a different audience, who lived in a different time from our own.
o Ex: When God spoke to Abraham…
When God spoke to Ezra…
When God spoke to the Ephesians …
o Therefore, we are not the original recipients of Scripture.
They were!
o However, Scripture was intended by God to reach all generations.
We can know, though Scriptures was not written to us, God intended it for us.
!
So, how do we find the meaning from Scripture that was not wrote to us but for us?
o We have to recognize the differences between us and them.
§ Is there a difference in language?
§ Is there a difference in culture?
§ Is there a difference in time?
§ Is there a difference in covenant?
Is there a difference in government?
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Next, we determine what we have in common.
o Are we under the same covenant?
o Are we dealing with a similar situation?
•Are we dealing with a similar cultural mindset?
o Are we dealing with a similar cultural mindset?
Are we dealing with a similar culturally mindset?
•Are there any characteristics pertaining to the situation which we can relate.
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o Are there any characteristics pertaining to the situation which we can relate.
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This should bring us to a point where we can answer the question for step number two.
o What are the major differences between me and the original audience?
o Make a list of differences and similarities between you and the original audience.
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