1. Grace Fellowship Church www.GraceDoctrine.org
Pastor/Teacher - Jim Rickard
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
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2. Memory Verse Gal 5:16, “Walk by the Spirit, and you will not carry out the desire of the flesh.”

3. The Upper Room Discourse John 13-16 John 13:31-32 God is glorified in the body of Christ.

4. Jesus was previously speaking under some restraint until the traitorous unbeliever had departed. Compare to verse 21.

5. It was to His faithful, that He explained in detail the meaning behind the message. Mark 4:33-34; 9:30-31

6. Principle: Once the hindrance is removed freedom of thought excels
Principle: Once the hindrance is removed freedom of thought excels. See Doctrine of Separation.

7. Jesus did not verbally rip Judas upon his departure, or complain about what he was about to do to Him. This is AGAPE love and grace in action.

8. Instead He immediately noted how God would fulfill His promise of glorifying Him once His work was complete.

9. "The Son of Man", is the prophesized title of the Messiah being the son of Abraham and the son of David, emphasizing His humanity and substitution as God's redemptive work.

10. "Is glorified" is the Aorist, Passive, Indicative of DOXAZO, which means to render or esteem glorious, to honor, to glorify, to magnify, to beautify, to clothe with splendor.

11. This is a Futuristic Aorist tense, describing an event that is not yet past as though it were already completed. The Cross was not yet completed but was a certainty from our Lord's perspective. See also Heb 2:9-15.

12. Glorified also means to be made known
Glorified also means to be made known. At this time and forward the Son and Father would ultimately be revealed throughout the world because of the completed work of the Cross.

13. The purpose for Christ coming into the world was to make the Father known by the Son becoming known.

14. His Deity could not accomplish this: 1) His deity is already fully glorified, 2) His deity could not suffer for sin, pay the penalty for sin or literally die.

15. Therefore, humanity was a necessity, and His humanity received glorification from the Father.

16. Grace Fellowship Church Tuesday, January 6, Tape # Christ and the Father are Glorified Upper Room Discourse, Part John 13:31-32; Mark 4:33-34; 9:30-31; Heb 2:9-15; 1 Peter 1: James H. Rickard Bible Ministries 2009