Sermon Tone Analysis
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I.
A Present Hope
We remember Each Other Today
Paul remembered Timothy in several ways.
• He remembered him enough to pray for him.
• He remembered the pain in Timothy’s life.
• He remembers his tears.
• And remembered that he was a man of faith in the Lord.
• Timothy was important to Paul.
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A Perpetual Hope
Today We Thrive
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A promise of Hope
ILL.-
I have read that on an average day about 750 people will visit the USS Arizona in Hawaii
• But on Memorial Day weekend about 4,600 people will visit that memorial.
• On an average day 3,000 people will visit the Vietnam War Memorial
• But on Memorial Day weekend 7,600 people will visit it.
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