Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction:
explain the theme of the book and how it relates to us.
There are three main imperatives found in this passage.
For honesty’s sake, there actually is a fourth imperative but it is the result of the first imperative; so I have made it a subpoint.
I. Hope- exiles suffering persecution don’t always have hope.
It is easy to give into hopelessness.
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Fear- as exiles, we naturally fear; but Peter challenges us to fear the right things
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Love- as exiles, when we are stressed and hurting we tend to lash out at others.
Conclusion: What gives us the ability to do these things?
the word of God Look into how this quote ties into the context of Isaiah 40.
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