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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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…its people the privilege of being sons. If that is the greatest gift given to us, then that is the greatest gift that must be shown. Right off inJohn chapter 1, it starts off with what? And to them that received him, he gave them the right to be called sons, the children of God. No other religion, no other…
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…are talking about God's word and commands and decrees. One of the songs we were singing earlier was, You're the Word of God the Father. That's fromJohn chapter 1. We learn that God's word is in fact Jesus, the word who is with God and is God. Jesus is in need for forgiveness of all the wrongdoing and to fill…
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…through the word of God, the world was created. So, not only do we see that the word of God is eternal, it's creative. And then look at verse 14 inJohn chapter 1. And the word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld his glory, the glory of the only begotten Son of the living God. Hey, not only do we…
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…powerless. If you could put up the final slide, Andrew. It's very, very interesting how John has chosen to write this book. If you go back and readJohn chapter 1and you'll see how Jesus is first introduced. I love this. It's one of my favorite parts in the Bible. How is Jesus introduced? Go back and look it…
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…claim to be God. Jesus claims to be the life because he is the God who is self-existent and self-sufficient. Last week, we took a quick glimpse atJohn chapter 1. And there, John asserts that Jesus is the son of God. He is equal with God. And that he is God's agent for creating all that is. And it also says…
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…faith that we looked at last week. How do we know the unknowable? How do we know the unknowable? Well, the unknowable has come to us. It's whatJohn chapter 1affirms. In the beginning was the word. That is, this is a reference back to Genesis chapter 1. In the beginning was the word. That is, he existed…
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…very authentic. I don't think this would be inauthentic, but Jesus is the divine whisper. Can I say that? Is that okay to say that? Because inJohn chapter 1we say that Jesus was the Word, and the Word became flesh. And I think there is a significant relationship, a relation between what God was saying…
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…Jesus. In other words, by the way, that word life is a Greek word Zoe. It's why we call this John series, light and life. It's what he says inJohn chapter 1, and this life was in him, and this life was the light of all men. It's not just bios, it's not just natural life. There's a capacity that you and…
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…become convinced that Daniel, and really better yet, Jesus, gives us the perfect balance of the way we should do it. I want to read it to you inJohn chapter 1, and we're going to go to John 8 in a second. But John chapter 1 says this it says that the word, speaking of Jesus, the word became flesh and made…
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…be no other time in history ever again where the powers of darkness rule like they did on Good Friday. Why? What is going on? Well, I think inJohn chapter 1, in the prologue, the great prologue, one of the greatest passages of scripture in all of human literature, we get a glimpse. John writes, In the…
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…Jesus is that he has existed forever. Like not just since the beginning of time, but since before there was a thing called time, Jesus has existed.John chapter 1tells us in the beginning, Jesus was there. And in the beginning, Jesus was God. The Bible tells us that Jesus has existed as part of the Trinity…
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…covenant. No, in fact, the glory of Jesus, the glory of the saving Son of God, didn't begin in Genesis any more than it began in Luke chapter 2 orJohn chapter 1. It's not just into the historical past that Christ's glory reaches, but into eternity past that his glory reaches. Before time even began, the…
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…that faith in his Jewish God. But what he did not know was that the God he was worshiping had visited his people. He didn't know what John wrote inJohn chapter 1, that the word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have beheld his glory. The glory is of the only begotten of the Father. He didn't know that.…
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…is Christ the Son. Christ the Son is fully God as well. You remember at Christmas time, it wasn't that long ago, uh, we worked our way through uhJohn chapter 1. Remember, and in John uh 1 verse 1, it says, In the beginning was the word. We spent some time studying that and how the word is referring to the…
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…So a couple weeks ago, Kevin talked about Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, where Jesus says, you have to be born of water and the Spirit. And inJohn chapter 1, John comes baptizing in water. In John chapter 4, Jesus has a conversation with a woman at the well where he asks her to give him some water.…
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…the status quo. And our desire and our passion is to follow what Jesus did. And I want you to look at a very, very interesting passage. Look atJohn chapter 1. Would all of you look at John chapter 1 with me? And as we think about Jesus and how Jesus lived his life, there's this cryptic verse. It's verse…
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…of Himself so that we can know Him, so that we can understand Him. And Jesus is at the very core of that. I know there's great and deep theology inJohn chapter 1about Jesus who's given this word, this nomenclature here, as the word, He is called the word, the word became flesh and dwelt among us. And I know…
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…year 70 when Rome destroyed Jerusalem. But be that as it may, John is writing this introduction to Jesus. And here's, if you have your Bibles, it'sJohn chapter 1. And John makes some very, very outrageous claims about the person of Jesus, whom we are celebrating today. We're not celebrating money and we're…
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…something like the birth of Jesus and what it means. And so, you know, if you hear, listen with me, read along with me for the first few verses ofJohn chapter 1because John, one of the original apostles, he's going to write an intimate biography of Jesus so that people can know Jesus. That's what he's…
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…my life to this God. Now, here's the challenge. Just because this is true, it doesn't make it true for you or for me. And here's why I say this inJohn chapter 1, we're told that Jesus has come into the world to be the light. This is why we light candles on Christmas Eve. In just a few moments, we'll light…
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