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Study Guide for John
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JOHN 1: Jesus Christ As God in the Flesh
JOHN 2: Water into Wine
JOHN 3: Born Again
JOHN 4: Jesus and the Samaritan Woman
JOHN 5: The Pool of Bethesda
JOHN 6: Jesus Is the Bread of Life
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Verse by Verse Study on John 1-2 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn in our Bibles to the gospel according to
John.
The gospel of
John was the last of the gospels that were written. It was written towards the close of that first century, written by
John, for the purpose of convincing people that Jesus is the Christ, that by believing in Him they might have life in His name.
John declares his purpose in writing these books. He said, "Many other things did Jesus which are not written, but these things were written that you might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God, and by believing have life...
Verse by Verse Study on John 3-4 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Have we got a message for you tonight from the Word of God!
John chapter 3 and 4, oh my, how rich! How blessed!
There was a man of the Pharisees, named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews (Jhn 3:1).
We know a few things about him; we know that he must have been very wealthy, for he came with Joseph of Arimathea to embalm the body of Jesus after the crucifixion. And he brought these costly spices, about a hundred pounds, that only a very wealthy person could afford. A ruler of the Jews means that he...
Verse by Verse Study on John 5 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn in our Bibles to the fifth chapter of the gospel of
John.
John has just recorded in the fourth chapter the ministry of Jesus in the Galilee when He was at the city of Cana and the nobleman came to Him concerning his son, who was sick. And Jesus spoke the word and some twenty miles distance the Spirit of God did a work and healed the nobleman's son.
So after this, that would be after His ministry there in Cana, and the healing of the nobleman's son,
There was a feast of the Jews; and Jesus went up to J...
Verse by Verse Study on John 6 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Now we have an indeterminate rate of time. Jesus was in Jerusalem when He was saying these things, they were as a result of this blind man...or the lame man, rather, who was healed there at the pool of Bethesda. And the controversy that was stirred over that. And so
John spends a whole chapter in that little picture, but it gives us marvelous insight into Jesus, showing how that He equates His work with the Father and He is working in harmony with the Father. He is actually here doing the Father's work. and the works themselves testify of Him as well as the word of the Old Testa...
Verse by Verse Study on John 7-8 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn now in our Bibles to the seventh chapter of the gospel according to
John.
After these things Jesus walked in Galilee: for he would not walk in Jewry, because the Jews sought to kill him (Jhn 7:1).
At this point
John begins the record of the last six months of Jesus' ministry. And so you'll notice how much time and attention
John spends in the last six months of his ministry. Pointing out the fact that Jesus is no longer walking so openly in the area of Judea among the...
Verse by Verse Study on John 9-10 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn now in our Bibles to the gospel according to
John, chapter 9.
Jesus had been having a dispute with the Pharisees in the temple at the time of the Feast of the Tabernacles, six months or so before the Passover in which He was crucified. And in the eighth chapter it records His conversations with them, with His declaring unto to them, "Before Abraham was I am." And so the last time we saw Jesus they were taking up stones to throw at Him, and He passed by them and left the temple precincts.
And as Jesus passed by...
Verse by Verse Study on John 11-12 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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The gospel according to
John, chapter 11.
Now we remember that
John is carefully picking out certain incidents in the life of Jesus by which he might prove that Jesus was the Messiah, the Son of the living God, bringing people to a faith in Him, as such, that through that faith they might have the life of Christ imparted to them. And he testifies there were many other things that Jesus did which he did not record, but these he recorded that you might believe. And so
John is writing from a slant, trying to encourage faith. At the end of the epistle, he again declared...
Verse by Verse Study on John 13-14 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Let's turn to the thirteenth chapter of the gospel according to
John. We have come into a new section of the gospel of
John, which carries us through chapter 17. And chapters 13 through 17 cover a period of approximately thirty-six hours or so. Probably more like a twenty-four hour period is covered in these next five chapters. So, this is beginning the night that Jesus was betrayed. And, His prayer in the seventeenth chapter of
John is offered sometime prior to the Garden of Gethsemane experience, some twenty-four hours later. So we're actually covering a short period of ...
Verse by Verse Study on John 15 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Tonight let's turn now to
John's gospel chapter 15, as we follow Jesus in His last hours prior to the cross.
Jesus had been at the last supper with His disciples there in the upper room somewhere in Jerusalem. The fourteenth chapter of
John ends with the words, "Arise, let us go hence." So, at that point, they left the upper room. And they began their journey which would ultimately lead them to the Garden of Gethsemane. And whether or not they went through the temple courts or whatever, we don't know. The gospels do not trace the steps of Jesus. I...
Verse by Verse Study on John 16-17 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn to
John's gospel, chapter 16.
Now, these words in the sixteenth chapter have to be understood with the background as Jesus has been in the upper room with His disciples. He has told them as He had the Lord's supper with them that He would not drink of the fruit of the vine until He drank it anew in the kingdom. After supper, He has washed their feet, giving to them an example of what the ministry is all about; it's that of a servant. And then there in the upper room He speaks to them of that beautiful relationship that they would have with th...
Verse by Verse Study on John 18-19 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn to
John's gospel, chapter 18.
Jesus has finished His prayer, which we mentioned last week should properly be entitled the Lord's Prayer. And now, from wherever this prayer was offered, maybe it was on the temple precincts itself, as the temple gates were open all night during the time of Passover so people could come at any time and worship God. But having finished His prayer, He now crosses the Brook Kidron with His disciples that He might go over to a place on the Mount of Olives, where Jesus went often with His disciples into a garden know...
Verse by Verse Study on John 20-21 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn in our Bibles now to the gospel according to
John, chapter 20.
The first day of the week cometh Mary Magdalene early, when it was yet dark, unto the sepulchre, and she saw the stone was taken away from the sepulchre. Then she ran, and came to Simon Peter, and the other disciple, whom Jesus loved, and said unto them, They have taken away the Lord out of the sepulchre, and we don't know where they have laid him (Jhn 20:1-2).
Now, the other gospels tell us that Mary came with se...
Verse by Verse Study on 1 John 1:1 - 2:11 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn to 1
John.
Why did
John write this epistle? In chapter one, verse four, he tells us, "These things write we unto that your joy may full." So that you might have the fullness of joy. Do you know that God wants your life to be filled with joy? Peter says that, "Though we haven't seen Jesus, still we love Him. And even though we haven't seen Him yet, yet we rejoice with joy unspeakable or indescribable and full of glory" (1 Peter 1:8). Jesus talked to His disciples about this fullness of...
Verse by Verse Study on 1 John 2:12 - 3:24 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn now in our Bibles to I
John chapter 2. And we'll begin tonight at verse 12 where we left off last Sunday night.
The book of I
John is a book of proofs. It isn't what I say; it's what I am. And I can say one thing and do another. What I say doesn't count; what I do is what counts. For if I say that I have no sin, I'm only deceiving myself, and the truth isn't in me. If I say that I have fellowship with God and I am walking in darkness, I'm lying and I'm not telling the truth. If I say I know Him and I don't keep His c...
Verse by Verse Study on 1 John 4 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Shall we turn now in our Bibles to I
John chapter 4. As we go back to verse 24 of chapter 3, the later portion, "Hereby we know that He abides in us by the Spirit which He has given us." I know that God abides in life. How do I know? Because He has given me the Holy Spirit.
Paul said, "The Holy Spirit is the earnest of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession" (Ephesians 1:14). We have been sealed, he said, with this Holy Spirit of promise; the seal was God's mark of ow...
Verse by Verse Study on 1 John 5 (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Chuck Smith
Whosoever believes that Jesus is the Messiah is born of God: and every one that loveth him that begat loveth him also that is begotten of him (1Jo 5:1).
So I say, "I love Jesus. He is the Messiah. Yes, I'm born again. Oh, and how I love Him." Well, if I love Him who has begotten me into this new life, then I will also love those who have been begotten--the family of God, my brothers and sisters in Jesus.
And ...
Verse by Verse Study on 2 and 3 John (C2000) — Through the Bible (C2000 Series)
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Tonight, we want to look at 2
John and 3
John and the book of Jude, all short little one-chapter epistles. The epistles of 2
John and 3
John were of course, written by the apostle
John. A situation existed in the early church of itinerant prophets. There were men who traveled and they would come to the various churches that have been established or founded. And they would exercise to the churches their gift of prophecy, speaking through the anointing of the Holy Spirit, in the edifying of the churches, in the comforting of the saints, building up the body of Christ.
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Study Guide for 1 John
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JOHN 1: Fellowship with God
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JOHN 2: Abiding in Christ
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JOHN 3: God's Love
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JOHN 4: Exhortation to Love
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JOHN 5: Praying According to God's Will
John was the last living apostle, the only one who wasn't ...
Study Guide for 2 John
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v. 1
John refers to himself as "the elder."
We don't know the identity of the "elect lady" to whom this letter is addressed. The "truth" is central to the message of this letter.
v. 5 The commandment to love was given to the believers at the beginning of Christ's ministry.
v. 6 The commandment is to walk in love (
John ...
Study Guide for 3 John
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v. 1
John is "the elder" again.
v. 2 This is
John's personal wish for Gaius. Some people misquote it as God's general will for all His children.
v. 5-8 Itinerant prophets went from church to church to minister to the body of believers. The apostles had written a book of advice for the churches on how to know the true prophets from the false ones. Gaius had been sharing the hospitality of...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 13:1
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"NOW BEFORE THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER,
WHEN JESUS KNEW THAT HIS HOUR..."
Now before the Feast of the Passover, when Jesus knew that his hour had come that He should depart out of this world and return to the Father, having loved His own which were in the world, He loved them unto the end. And when the supper had ended and the devil had now put into the heart of Judas Iscariot, to betray Him; Jesus knowing that the Father had given all things into His hands, and that He had come fr...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 15:4,5
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"ABIDING IN HIM"
I. THE WHOLE IDEA IS THAT OF BEING FRUITFUL. The primary desire of my life is to bear good fruit for my Lord. No other accomplishments that I may achieve are as important as this. One day when I stand before Him to give an account of my life, this is all that will really matter. What kind of fruit can I offer to Him? Things that we learn from this passage:
A. If the branch does not bear fruit it is taken away.
1. There is ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 10:10
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"THE PURPOSE OF HIS COMING III"
Intro. Christmas brings to our minds the scene of a newborn baby lying in a bed of hay. We see His loving young mother watching over her infant Son as her husband stands guard behind her, and wondering shepherds stare in awe.
I. WE RECOGNIZE THAT THIS IS NO ORDINARY BABY.
A. He is unique and different from any other child that has ever been born.
1. For years the prophets have foreto...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 16:20
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"BEAUTY FOR ASHES"
I. JESUS IS TRYING TO PREPARE HIS DISCIPLES FOR THE BITTER SHOCK AND DISAPPOINTMENT THEY WILL HAVE WHEN THEY SEE HIM DYING ON THE CROSS.
A. From the first acknowledgement of their belief that He was the Messiah He was trying to let them know that things were not going to be as they were expecting.
1. They were expecting the Messiah to set up the Kingdom of God immediately, and were even in arguments as to who would receive the g...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 15:16
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"Bearing Fruit"
Intro. In these final talks to His disciples Jesus seems to be weaving together five themes. Bearing fruit, keeping His commandments, the help of the Holy Spirit, prayer, loving one another.
I. BEARING FRUIT.
A. He is the true vine, the Father is the husbandman.
1. The branches that do not bear fruit are taken away.
a. The parable of the Lord who went to a far co...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 15:16
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"Bearing Fruit"
Intro. In these final talks to His disciples Jesus seems to be weaving together five themes. Bearing fruit, keeping His commandments, the help of the Holy Spirit, prayer, loving one another.
I. BEARING FRUIT.
A. He is the true vine, the Father is the husbandman.
1. The branches that do not bear fruit are taken away.
a. The parable of the Lord who went to a far co...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:1
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WHY PRAYER FAILS.
I. GOD ANSWERS PRAYER.
A. Prayer plan broken.
1. Break off connections.
2. Delay or diminish.
3. Outside hindrance.
II. BREAKING CONNECTIONS.
A. Sin.
1. Isa. 59. God's hand not short.
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Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:1-14
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"THE WORD BECAME FLESH!"
I. WHO IS THE WORD?
A. He existed in the beginning. "In the beginning..."
1. Man has always sought to trace his origins.
a. In the beginning was a gas cloud.
b. In the beginning was a protoplasmic ooze.
c. In the beginning was a big bang.
d. None of these concepts have ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:1, 2, 14
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"THE WORD."
I. WHAT DOES
JOHN TELL US OF THE WORD?
A. He existed in the beginning.
1. In the beginning God, Elohim.
2. "That which was from beginning."
B. He was with God.
1. Co-existant with the Father.
2. Co-equal with the Father. Phil. 2:6 "Who ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:11-13
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"BORN OF GOD."
I. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE BORN OF GOD?
A. To possess a new nature: "Now if any, man be in Christ he is a new creation; old things..."
1. Born to my parents, I inherited natural characteristics and body features.
a. I received from them physical birth.
b. My dominant consciousness was of my body needs. The world should move for me...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:14
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"AND THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH."
Intro: To the Christian this is what the celebration of Christmas is all about. We rejoice for that day when the eternal One stepped into time to reveal God to a lost race.
I. "AND THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH."
A. Who?
B. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was..."
1. God was made flesh.
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Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:14
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THE INCARNATE WORD.
I. WHAT DOES
JOHN TELL US ABOUT THE WORD?
A. That He was in the beginning with God.
1. This Greek word Logos translated "Word" has an interesting history in Greek thought.
a. In about 560 B.C. there lived a Greek philosopher named Heraclitus.
b. He taught that the world was in a constant state of flux, everything was constantly changin...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 1:18
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"THE PURPOSE OF HIS COMING: TO REVEAL THE FATHER."
Intro: The world is preparing for a holiday that it little understands. The merchants are praying for a tidy profit. The Post Office is gearing for an overload, lights are being strung, gift lists prepared, parties planned. What's it all about? A child was born about 2,000 years ago. Obviously, He was no ordinary child. He was the Son of God. At the end of His visit here He said, "He that hath seen Me hath seen the Father." He came to reveal the Father....
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 2:19
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I WILL RISE AGAIN.
Intro. Jesus has come to Jerusalem with some of His disciples and when He observed the merchandising in the Temple, He made a whip and drove out those who sold the oxen and sheep, and the money changers.
I. THE CHALLENGE OF THE JEWS.
A. He had called the temple, His Father's house and the disciples had remembered the scripture, "The zeal of the Father's house has eaten Him up."
1. The Jew...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:1-15
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"YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN."
I. IT SAID TO ANYONE ELSE WOULDN'T MEAN SO MUCH.
A. Thief on cross.
B. Zacheus - Mary Magdalene.
II. WHAT IS A NEW BIRTH?
A. Not a physical birth.
B. "Educational."
C. Not church membership.
D. A divine ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:4
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HOW CAN A MAN BE BORN AGAIN?
I. WHAT IS IT TO BE BORN AGAIN?
A. When God first created man, He created him a three-dimensional
being. Spirit, mind and body, sort of an inferior trinity.
1. Man was essentially a spirit dwelling in a body, possessing a consciousness.
a. Plant life is one dimensional, body. It grows, and feeds on the nutrients in the soil, or in the atmosphere, and in some ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:16
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"GOD'S LOVE."
Intro: This is perhaps the greatest text in the Bible. The whole gospel is declared in a few simple words. Yet so profound, few have dared to preach from this text. To do so is to court failure, no way can we ever fathom the depths that are here.
I. THE TEXT COMES AS A PART OF THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION OF NICODEMUS, "HOW CAN THESE THINGS BE?"
A. Jesus had said to Nicodemus, "You must be born again to enter the...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:16
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"THE GREATEST LOVE."
I. FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD.
A. Who or what is God?
1. The confusion of men's minds then.
a. To the Romans and Greeks, many gods.
1. Sun-moon-thunder-planets-emotions.
2. "I'm Thor."
2. The confusion of men's minds today.
a. An ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:16
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I. "FOR GOD." THE BIBLE NEVER ARGUES THE EXISTENCE OF GOD.
A. Who is God?
1. To many, just an impersonal force in the universe.
a. An essence.
b. Many worship nature, why?
2. Many create their own gods.
3. The Bible written to reveal God. What does it reveal?
a. Creator and origin of all life. "All ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:16
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I. "FOR GOD."
A. Who is God?
1. To many, just impersonal force.
2. The scriptural revelation.
a. Creator and Originator of all life.
b. Sustainer and purpose of all creation.
c. Infinite in wisdom. Infinite in power. Infinite in duration.
II. "FOR GOD SO LOVED THE ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:16
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Consider:
I. THE OBJECTS OF HIS LOVE (THE WORLD, FELLOW HUMANITY).
A. Nothing in the world to attract or deserve His love.
1. Not as He made it.
2. Stained and tarnished by sin.
3. Magnitude of love, not attractiveness of world.
B. There was much in world to repel His love.
1. Its fall was deliberate and ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:17-19
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I. CHRIST.
A. Who He is.
1. Creator.
2. Sustainer.
3. Adored One.
4. Ruler of universe.
B. Why He came? (Not to condemn).
1. World was lost.
2. Satan was in control.
3. To save the world.
a. Save from ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:18-21
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I. "HE THAT BELIEVETH ON HIM IS NOT CONDEMNED."
A. Christ confirmation of Romans 8:1.
B. Christ came not to condemn but to free from condemnation.
1. "Those who believe not condemned already."
a. Adam was warned concerning forbidden fruit. "Thou shalt surely die."
b. Law warns about the sinning soul. "The ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 3:30
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I. THE TESTIMONY OF
JOHN THE BAPTIST.
A. "Behold the Lamb of God." "This is He."
B. Disciples of
John came to Him.
II. HE MUST INCREASE.
A. Because He is the Son of God.
B. He is the most important person in the universe.
C. None can compare with Him.
D. "And if I be lifted ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 4:19
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THE CLAMANT CRY OF THE SOUL FOR GOD.
I. THE WOMAN OF SAMARIA.
A. She was a woman with a bad reputation.
1. Going to the well to draw water was a social occasion for the women. They usually went together sometime in the morning, it was a time for socializing.
2. The fact that she came alone at noon probably indicated that the women of the town did not have much to do with her.
3. She was p...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 4:35, 36
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THE REWARD OF SOUL WINNING.
I. THE HARVEST FIELD.
A. "Go into all the world."
1. 2 billion unreached as yet.
2. United states great field.
3. God has placed us in Huntington Beach.
a. Not worry about U.S. Just our portion.
B. Say not yet for months.
1. So easy to ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 5:24
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"A FEARFUL AWAKENING."
I. DEATH AND JUDGMENT, TWO REALITIES FOR SINNERS
"It is appointed unto man once to die, and after that the judgment."
A. Both inescapeable for sinner (wages of sin).
1. Some think they can escape judgment.
B. Both bypassed by believer.
1. Death is to be present with the Lord.
a. "Fallen ...
Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 5:33-39; 15:16
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"THE WITNESSES."
Intro: One vital truth men need to know to be saved. Jesus Christ is the Son of God the Savior of the World. "In the mouth of 2 or 3 witnesses..."
I.
JOHN'S WITNESS.
A. "There is one coming after me..."
B. "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sins of the world."
1. Why would he call Him the Lamb of God?
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Sermon Notes on Sermon Notes for John 5:39
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SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES.
Intro. Jesus is speaking of the witnesses to His divine origin. He said if I witness of myself, you will not receive it, but Johnwitnessed of Me, and My works witness of Me, and the Father witnessed of Me, and the scriptures witness of Me.
I. YOU DO SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES FOR IN THEM YOU THINK THAT YOU HAVE ETERNAL LIFE, BUT THEY TESTIFY OF ME.
A. This book we call the Bible is all about Jesus Christ.
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