The Organization of the Material in the Letters of Chs. 2 and 3
The Destination of this letter: This is always marked
by a specific statement.
The Description
of the author: This always fits the condition of the church.
The Dispensation to which the church belongs: This
includes the name, its meaning, and the general conditions.
The Diagnosis
of the church and its condition: Sometimes this is good and sometimes bad, and
sometimes both.
The Demand laid upon the church: This is imposed by
the Lord himself and it is Authoritative.
The Dynamic
offered to the church: This is an incentive to do better, to overcome.
The Discrimination
within the church: This is for the purpose of sifting out the wheat from the
tares.
The Deterioration from one church to another: This
marks the progress downward during the age.
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