Sermon Tone Analysis
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The Bible teaches the existence of all spiritual gifts.
Regardless of what we might believe whether we are cessationists or contimuationists, each group believes all the gifts mentioned in scripture were authentic at some point.
The Bible Knowledge Commentary (13:2)
Even the gift of prophecy (cf.
12:10) which Paul championed as a great gift for the Corinthian church (14:1) or the gifts of wisdom, knowledge, and faith (cf.
12:8–9) were nothing compared with love.
Paul was not depreciating those gifts but was appreciating love by showing it to be incomparable.
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