Sermon Tone Analysis
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The world is an enemy
Jas 4:4 “world” here refers to the sinful human race, hostile to the truth and to the people of God.
See also Ro 12:2; 1 Jn 2:15–17; 1 Jn 5:4
The world hates Christians
See also Mt 5:10–12; Jn 16:2; Jn 17:14; 1 Pe 4:12–16; 1 Jn 3:13; Re 13:7 The beast may represent the world’s antichristian persecution.
The world has its own false teaching and religion
See also 1 Ti 4:1; 2 Ti 4:3–4; 1 Jn 4:1; 2 Jn 7–11; Jud 3–4; Re 13:11; Re 19:20 This beast is thought to represent antichristian religion.
The world seeks to seduce Christians
See also Lk 12:15; Lk 12:19; 2 Ti 4:10; Tt 2:12; Heb 11:24–25; Re 17:1–5 Babylon may represent the world’s seduction.
Sinful human nature is an enemy
Ga 5:17; 1 Pe 2:11
See also Ro 6:12; Ro 7:14–23; Ro 8:13; Ga 5:24; Col 3:5; Heb 12:4; Jas 4:1
The devil is an enemy
See also Mt 13:39; Jn 17:15; 2 Th 3:3; Re 2:10; Re 12:17
He seeks to tempt Christians
See also Ge 3:1–6; Heb 2:18; Heb 4:15
He seeks to deceive
2 Co 11:3; Re 12:9
See also Ge 3:13; 2 Co 2:11; 2 Co 4:4; 2 Co 11:4; Re 20:3
He constantly seeks to accuse believers
See also Job 1:9–11; Zec 3:1
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