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John 1:48 · BSB
1:48 “How do You know me?” Nathanael asked. Jesus replied, “Before Philip called you, I saw you under the fig tree.”
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…at all. God can't be seen. God can't be touched. God can't be tasted. There is no way in which we can physically perceive God. The Bible says inJohn chapter 1and verse 18, no man has seen God. Why? Because he's invisible. Because he is spirit. Now if you read your Bible, you've got some questions in your…
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…the earth. The earth was... formless and empty, darkness over the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering. And God said, and what do we know fromJohn chapter 1? Jesus is the Word. Jesus, and it is, and we're going to see this, that Jesus, as the Word, holds it all together, this world. It's powerful. From…
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…them. Justin in his defense of the faith in general gives us the first glimpse at this type of Christology of thinking about Jesus in the way thatJohn chapter 1does. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. And we see as a sequence of events through the first chapter…
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…a New Testament reality that's going to take place during the Gospels. Jesus has the Word of God within him. Jesus is the Word of God according toJohn chapter 1. And therefore everything that he has to say, everything that comes from the mouth of Jesus is a word of God. And so when Jesus describes himself…
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…I'm gonna read one more scripture to you, is uh if we're gonna win the lost at any cost, we need to bring people to Jesus. The Bible says this inJohn chapter 1. It says that Andrew, Simon Peter's brother, was one of these men who heard what John said and then followed Jesus. Andrew went to find his brother…
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…Jesus reigns and he rules. And why is he supreme? Well, he goes on to tell us because all things, everything was created through him. Sounds likeJohn chapter 1, doesn't it? In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. And so nothing is created without Jesus. And so it's…
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…Adam because we're told throughout Scripture that That no one has seen the Father. So it wasn't the Father creating first Adam. And we know fromJohn chapter 1that Jesus was creating all that was created. Right? So John chapter 1 tells us clearly. So this is Jesus was there in the garden with Adam. So God…
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…God? There are people who had visions of something that was like God. They're called theophanes. Some sort of encounter with God. But John inJohn chapter 1is very clear in verse 18. He says, "No one has ever seen God." No one has ever seen God. So what he must mean is whatever they saw in the Old…
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…God? There are people who had visions of something that was like God. They're called theophanes. Some sort of encounter with God. But John inJohn chapter 1is very clear in verse 18. He says, "No one has ever seen God." No one has ever seen God. So what he must mean is whatever they saw in the Old…
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…everything about you. And so this morning we're wrapping it up and talking about the marriage of grace and truth. I want you to look with me atJohn chapter 1, starting in verse 17. John writes, For the law was given through Moses, grace and truth were realized through Jesus Christ. It's kind of, you…
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…the second person of the Trinity, is co-eternal with the Father. Always has been, the Godhead, Father, Son, and Spirit, always present there. UhJohn chapter 1, in the beginning was the Word, being Jesus, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. Uh, we see that Jesus was with the Father in the…
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…in other cases, as life and resurrection. All of these things being summed up in the person and the work of Jesus Christ. It says John inJohn chapter 1, In him was life, and the life was the light of men. And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. A motif that…
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…his heart for us by stepping down from heaven to earth. And revealing his character through presence. John says earlier on, this well-known verse,John chapter 1, the word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son who came from the Father, full of…
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Great song service, really a great song service. If you would turn to uhJohn chapter 1, I'll simply title this uh message uh Come and See. Come and see. Uh we're gonna see this a few times today as we look at this in these verses. Uh…
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…a resurrected Savior who conquered death and sin. Again, I've shared it with you before. One of my favorite verses in all of Scripture is inJohn chapter 1, when he begins to talk to John, and Jesus appears to John, and John falls like at his face. He can't even see this incredible image of Jesus. And…
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…sense, that that's surprising. How could that be? And yet, on the other hand. It's not totally unexpected, according to John. If you remember inJohn chapter 1, he prepares the reader for this outcome. He says in John chapter 1 that Jesus came to his own, and his own people did not receive him. It was a…
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…tent. Why? Because he wanted to belong with you. And he wanted you to belong with him. But that wasn't close enough for God. And so then we read inJohn chapter 1that the word became flesh and made his what? Dwelling among us. So God takes one step closer, putting on flesh and walking around in bodily human…
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Open your Bibles toJohn chapter 1and meet me at verse 19. John chapter 1 and verse 19. And the word of the Lord says, now this is the testimony of John. When the Jews sent priests…
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…invites them to a wedding that will change their lives. They're not having it because they like their lives like it is very much. I mean, this isJohn chapter 1. Jesus came to his own, his own did not receive him. This is how Matthew starts his gospel back in Matthew 2. Do you remember when the Savior was…
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…their boats to land, they left everything and followed him. Now, this appears to be the second time that Peter is called to follow Jesus. InJohn chapter 1, we read of this moment where Peter had followed Jesus for a little bit through Judea before going back to fishing, which is why Peter and Jesus,…
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