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Gospel of John Part 2 of 2
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DateTopicTeacher 10/7/12Intertestamental History & NT Cultural/Religious Backgrounds Nick 10/14/12Intro to GospelsJustin 10/21/12MarkJustin 10/28/12MatthewNick 11/4/12LukeNick 11/11/12No CE – Baptism Class- 11/18/12No CE – Thanksgiving Combined Service- 11/25/12JohnJustin 12/2/12JohnJustin 12/9/12Review / Q&A / Assessment SurveyNick Schedule of the Class
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Revelation of the Son through: Signs/Miracles Personal Interviews Dialogue and Debate Glory/Passion His own “I am” statements Farewell Discourse Overview of Part II
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Only eight miracles of Jesus are revealed Each demonstrate a spiritual truth about what he will accomplish These signs are meant to provoke response from hearers Revelation of the Son through Signs
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Signs: 1. Water into wine, John 2:1-11 Symbolic of the “Messianic Banquet” – new age of salvation (John 2:11) Symbolically announces that God’s end-times salvation has arrived Old Jewish ritual is now replaced by new wine of messianic banquet with John as the bridegroom John 3:25-30 Revelation of the Son through Signs
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Signs: 2. Official’s son healed – John 4:43-54 3. Healing at Bethesda Pool – John 5:1-15 4. Feeding of 5000 John 6:1-15 Jesus inaugurates the messianic banquet People try to make him king This is the only miracle found in all four Gospels Revelation of the Son through Signs
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Signs: 5. Walking on water John 6:16-21 Jesus reveals authority over forces of nature 6. Healing the man born blind John 9:1-12 The man sees more and more as religious leaders get blinder and blinder Revelation of the Son through Signs
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Signs: 7. Lazarus raised John 11:1-43 The climax and greatest of the signs of John’s Gospel Provokes the crucifixion Read John 11:45-53 Read John 12:23-26 Preview of ultimate sign of Jesus’ own resurrection 8. Miraculous catch of fish – John 21:1-14 Revelation of the Son through Signs
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Through Personal Interview Revelation of the Son John 3:1-15 – Nicodemus Jesus sparks interest (v. 3) Jesus turns to spiritual issues (v. 5) Jesus identifies himself (vv. 13+) Implicitly calls individual to response John 4:1-26 – Woman at the Well Jesus sparks interest (vv. 7,10) Jesus turns to spiritual issues (v.13, vv. 21-24) Jesus identifies himself (v. 26) Implicitly calls individual to response
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Revelation of Son through Dialogue and Debate John 8:12-30 Revelation of the Son Jesus Teaches about himself (v.12) Jesus responds (v.14) Jesus answers accusation (v.19) Jewish leaders Challenge Jesus (v.13) Question Jesus’ response (v.19) Response/decision is noted (vv. 27-30)
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Through Glory/Passion Jesus’ lifting up and glorification are closely intertwined John 7:39; 12:23; 13:31-32; 17:1, 4; 21:19 Hallmark of Christian discipleship throughout Johanine literature John 13:23 beloved disciple – John 13:35 Jesus’ Priestly Prayer John 17 Revelation of the Son
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Through “I am” Statements 1. The Bread of Life – John 6:35 2. The Light of the World – John 8:12; 9:5 3. The Door – 10:7 4. The Good Shepherd – 10:11, 14 5. The Resurrection and the Life – John 11:25 6. The Way, The Truth, and the Life – John 14:6 7. The True Vine 15:1 Jesus is the absolute “I AM” – John 8:58 Revelation of the Son
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Unique in Gospel of John John 2:6 John 5:3 John 21:8 John 21:11 John 18:10 Incidental Details
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Jesus promises to send the Spirit as a paraclete ( parakletos) Parakletos - “counselor” or “advocate” What do we notice about the Spirit in the following? John 14:16-20, 26-27 John 15:26-27 John 16:5-16 The Spirit will meditate the presence of the Father and the Son to disciples through teaching, guiding, and comforting them Farewell Discourse
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John 5:17-18 God is continually working Christ’s proclamation leads to provocation of the Jews John presents the most exalted Christology in the New Testament among the four Gospels In contrast, Synoptics place great emphasis on Jesus’ calling/training the Twelve, sending them out as apostles to preach and to heal Food for Thought
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Review slides/notes gathered in this Gospel CE series. Think of questions/comments to pose for next week for the Q&A session. Assignment
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Citation of Sources and Bibliography Fee, Gordon D. & Douglas Stuart. How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth. 3rd ed. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2003. Strauss, Mark L. Four Portraits, One Jesus: A Survey of Jesus and the Gospels. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2007. Questions?
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