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John 18:3 · BSB
18:3 So Judas brought a band of soldiers and officers from the chief priests and Pharisees. They arrived at the garden carrying lanterns, torches, and weapons.
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…theme in the teachings of Jesus. And it's not just a kingdom, it's his kingdom. It's his kingdom. And he says as much. We see this in the book ofJohn, chapter 18. There's this man named Pilate who's a governor for the Roman Empire. He's over the area that Jesus lives. It says, then Pilate went back into his…
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…talking about the kingdom, the kingdom, the kingdom. And if you're wondering whose kingdom he's talking about, it's his. It's his kingdom. InJohn chapter 18, Jesus says, My kingdom is not an earthly kingdom. If it were, my followers would fight to keep me from being handed over to the Jewish leaders.…
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…talking about the kingdom, the kingdom, the kingdom. And if you're wondering whose kingdom he's talking about, it's his. It's his kingdom. InJohn chapter 18, Jesus says, My kingdom is not an earthly kingdom. If it were, my followers would fight to keep me from being handed over to the Jewish leaders.…
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…concept. We see also with this, a lot of these are manly men, okay? Job was a manly man. So was Peter, a fisherman. And now the Roman soldiers inJohn chapter 18. Remember in the garden when he was about to be, Jesus was about to be arrested, Jesus knowing that all that would happen to him came forward and…
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…of a, like a prediction. But what we're going to see here time and time again, and if you go back and read the other parts of John, beginning atJohn chapter 18, you'll see this constant refrain, it was fulfilled, it was fulfilled, it was fulfilled. In other words, the Bible is saying that whether, as…
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…for Himself, for His disciples, and for us. And now Jesus is here in the Garden of Gethsemane. Have a look with me. Please have your Bibles open.John chapter 18. We'll start in verse 2. Now Judas, who betrayed Him, knew the place, because Jesus had often met there with His disciples. So Judas came to the…
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…stand to deal with them. It means we have resources to deal with them. But we still have to deal with them. So if you take your Bibles and turn toJohn chapter 18, we'll have a look at this spiritually dangerous text. A text which we can easily read and easily trumpet and all the world hears is that somehow…
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…this problem of religious violence, the problem of the abuse of power. So it'd be a great help to me if you turned your Bibles and opened them toJohn chapter 18. And we're going to look at that, not only the text I read, but the part that comes after it. When we do narrative things like this, I often have…
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…is found in John, the eighteenth chapter and I want to begin reading there in verse 1. We're just notice these two verses for our introduction.John chapter 18, beginning in verse 1, when Jesus had spoken these words, he went out with his disciples, over the brook Kidron, where there was a garden where he…
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…this baby who had grown up. He was the Roman governor Pontius Pilate. And I want you to just think about the scene and Thomas is going to read fromJohn chapter 18which depicts and speaks about the scene. And you'll see the link, I hope, to the birth of Jesus in it. Your Pilate entered his headquarters again…
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…to kill Jesus. Jesus was not afraid of conflict. He didn't avoid it. He didn't step around it. He walked into it. Another great example would beJohn chapter 18. We read a little bit from John 17 earlier where Jesus is praying before he gets arrested. This is the story of him being arrested. Verse 1, after…
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…to kill Jesus. Jesus was not afraid of conflict. He didn't avoid it. He didn't step around it. He walked into it. Another great example would beJohn chapter 18. We read a little bit from John 17 earlier where Jesus is praying before he gets arrested. This is the story of him being arrested. Verse 1, after…
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…line, Peter's mission has been lost. That rather than being a fisher of men, here he is out fishing. Now, why is that? Well, we read, didn't we, inJohn chapter 18, and we could have read in other places, that Peter had very much failed Jesus in his point of need. Peter had been the most confident of all the…
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…mediator, the angel of the Lord, come in the fire. 1200 years later, 1200 years later, there are two episodes in the Gospels, John chapter eight,John chapter 18. And the first, Jesus Christ is talking to the scribes and they say to him, do you have a demon? And he says, no, I don't have a demon. False. And…
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…that Jesus proclaimed himself to be king and would have been a political threat to Roman authority and so going back if you will there toJohn chapter 18we pick up on Pilate's concern was hey listen who really are you and Jesus made it clear this issue of my kingship is not about this present…
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…to your house. It's not a recipe for, for, for good things. It's a recipe for disaster. This morning as we, as we take a look at our passage inJohn chapter 18, we, we, we take an, another step on the journey to the cross. And through our time together, as, as we're looking at Jesus and, and moving through…
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…through for you. You ever find yourself taking matters into your own hands? Well, the way of the cross is the way of submission. Look with me atJohn chapter 18as I read these first couple of verses. We're going to take this a couple of verses at a time. Kind of break this down. And what I want you to see…
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I invite you to open your bibles toJohn chapter 18. John chapter 18. But before we open up God's word together, I wanna talk about something unrelated to the sermon, but something that is a…
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Would you guys turn with me toJohn chapter 18. If you're new to Redeemer, just real quick introduction again. My name is Joel Busby, and I'm one of the pastors here. My title here at Redeemer…
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I invite you to open your bibles toJohn chapter 18. If you don't have a bible with you, the the text there is there in your worship guide. John 18, and we'll be reading the first 27 verses. When…
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