Sermon Tone Analysis
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Psalm 91:1–2
Christians must expect to face many enemies on account of their faith.
Jesus Christ made it clear that such opposition was the inevitable result of commitment to him.
Nevertheless, Christians are called upon to love their enemies.
Christians are enemies of the world because they belong to Jesus Christ
Opposition to Christians is opposition to Jesus Christ
Particular enemies of Christians
All kinds of people
Family members
Religious zealots
Christians may be killed by their enemies
Christian attitudes towards enemies
To love, do good, bless and pray for them
To forgive them
To help and show kindness to them
Christians have a spiritual enemy
Satan opposes Christians
The need to engage in spiritual warfare
In Conclusion:
God supports his people against their enemies
Death as the last enemy to be destroyed by Jesus Christ
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