Sermon Tone Analysis
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God delays to allow for repentance
To give time for repentance
Lk 13:6–9; Ro 2:4; 2 Pe 3:8–9
See also Mt 3:7–11; 1 Ti 2:4; Jas 5:7; Re 2:21
In response to repentance
See also 1 Ki 21:21–28
Where there is no repentance, God does not delay
See also Eze 21:24–26; Re 2:16
God delays judgment for the sake of his name
See also Ne 9:30–31
Jesus Christ delayed visiting Lazarus for God’s glory
See also Jn 11:11–23; Jn 11:38–44
The giving of the Holy Spirit was delayed until Pentecost
See also Ac 1:4; Ac 2:1–4
God acts when he wants and nothing can delay him
Heb 10:37 Referring to the second coming of Jesus Christ.
See also Hab 2:3 Referring to the Lord’s delay in sending the Babylonians to conquer Judah and take her inhabitants into exile; Re 22:20
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