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John 1:11 · BSB
1:11 He came to His own, and His own did not receive Him.
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…and the scriptures. But yet they're missing the prince of peace. We know in Isaiah when it says, when it mentions the prince of peace or inJohn 1 verse 11. Where it says Christ, he came to his own and his own people did not receive him. Or in Matthew 23, 37, where it says, oh, Jerusalem, how often…
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…him some and then they they don't receive him But he invites you to receive him In fact look at the verse that's just under this first John or orJohn 1 verse 11This is so important John is opening the Gospel of John his his his account of the life of Christ And look what he says He came to his own and…
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…God, the Father, rejected His Son or turned His face away from Him because of our sins, but we, humans, His own people, despised and rejected Him.John 1:11, “He came to His own, but His own did not receive Him.” Father God hates sins and hides His face away from anyone who refuses to repent and…
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…so that we may understand what he has freely given us. He has given us. Tell your neighbor we have been given. The interesting thing is that inJohn, chapter 1, verse 11, it says Jesus came to his own people, but his own people did not receive him. But to those who received him, he gave them the power to become the…
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…spiritual realm, right, it helps us to function from that spiritual realm, from that spiritual position. So we start with faith and we start withJohn chapter 1 verse 9 to 13. John chapter 1 from verse 9 to 13. All right. It is the true light which gives light to everyone who was coming into the world, right? Was in the…
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…For God so loved the world, that's the word, agape, the highest spy in this kind of love that he gave his only begotten son. And yet we read inJohn 1:11, he came unto his own, and his own received him not. If God had been moving in phileo love, he would have said, I'm out of here. Here I've come.…
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…situation will change, things will move. Should you give room for Jesus, everything can change in a second, and I want to encourage you with that.John chapter 1, verses 10 to 18is what we're going to be looking at today. Reading from the NIV translation, it says He was in the world, and though the world was made through…
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…morning. This, in many ways, is all the major themes that you see in John 1 are packed into these few verses. So hear God's word to us today. FromJohn 1, verses 9 to 13. The true light, which gives light to everyone, was coming into the world. He was in the world and the world was made through him. Yet the world…
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…I think they ought to respond. You know what that is? That's rejection. That's that feeling of rejection. You know, consider Jesus for a moment.John chapter 1, verse 11tells us this. It says, He came unto his own, and his own received him not. Think about it this way. Imagine showing up to a family function and…
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…and we esteemed him not. Despised and rejected by men. And so that was the crowd away with this man and released to us Barabbas. And the same inJohn 1 verse 11. It reminded there of how Jesus came to his own and his people did not receive him. They wanted nothing to do with him. And so here we are seeing…
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…not perish but have eternal life. We are connected to eternal life and not only connected to it. Eternal life actually comes to reside inside us.John chapter 1, verse 11, says the Lord came to his own people, but his own people did not receive him. But to those who received him, who believed in his name, he gave…
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…Jesus Christ and he he gave them so much and yet they rejected as for the most part by and large they rejected Jesus as the Messiah it says inJohn 1 verse 11that he Jesus came to his own and his own people did not receive him so the reason for highlighting all this was to say how privileged they were as…
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…He Is Always In Control He Is The King From Above Don't Follow A Caesar Don't Follow Yourself Follow Jesus Right at The Beginning Of John's GospelJohn Chapter 1 Verse 11John Gives Us The Whole Story Of This Gospel And In A Sense The Whole Story Of The World When The Word Was Made Flesh He Came To His Own He Came To…
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…required to stand. It's just a little tradition that some of us do. And so those of you that would like to join me in standing for the reading ofJohn 1, verses 9 through 14, can join me now. I'm reading the Amplified Version. It says this, verse 9. There it was, the true light, the genuine, perfect, steadfast light,…
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…will come into him. One of the biggest challenges that God has concerning humanity is that they have refused to let him through. The Bible says inJohn, chapter 1, verse 11,. He came to his own people, but his own people did not receive him. But then there was a remnant. It says but to those who received him, he gave…
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…scripture, and all those who died so that this book could be placed in our hands, would you please stand with me as we read our text this morning.John chapter 1 verses 9 through 18. The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world. He was in the world and the world was created through him and yet the world…
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…John chapter one. And this morning, what we're going to look at a few verses, but we're going to read the context. And the context is going to beJohn 1 verses 6 through 15. And so I'm going to ask you, is you turn in your Bibles, or your tablet, would you all stand with me in honor of the Scriptures, in honor of the…
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…one of my children what they heard in the morning worship service. It's a dangerous thing to do, as you might imagine. Last week, the passage wasJohn chapter 1, verses 6 through 13. It was titled, I Saw the Light. And we saw from John 1, 6 through 13, how John the Baptist bore witness to the light. He was not the light, but he…
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…believe I said that in front of the CEO. This episode was different because he manifests himself, he identified himself beforehand. As we come toJohn chapter 1, verses 9 through 13, we see something a little bit similar. We have Jesus, the CEO, the owner, the creator of the universe, so to speak, entering into space and time…
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…your own Bible, I'd invite you to take that Bible and turn to page 833. And we're going to read from verse 6 through to verse 13 this morning.John 1, verses 6 through 13. Follow with me as I read. There was a man sent from God whose name was John. He came as a witness to bear witness about the light that all might…
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