The Nature of the Christian Message (Part d)

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The Nature of the Christian Message (Part d)

1 Cor 2:6-9

February 28, 2021 • Roger Skepple

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The Nature of the Christian Message (1 Cor. 2:6-16)
I. The Character of Our Message (2:6-9)
A. It is Wisdom (2:6a)
B. It is Supernatural (2:6b-c)
C. It is Divine (2:7)
D. It is Misunderstood (2:8)
1. The Fact of It (2:8a)
● understood intelligent comprehension
2. The Proof of It (2:8b-c)
E. It is Unknowable (2:9a-b)
1. Through the Senses (2:9a)
2. Through Perception (2:9b)
● entered arising within
F. It is Purposed (2:9c)
1. Purposed by God (2:9c1-5)
● prepared cause to be ready, make ready
2. Purposed for Us (2:9c6-10)
● hostile hate, hatred

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