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John 19:9 · BSB
19:9 and he went back into the Praetorium. “Where are You from?” he asked. But Jesus gave no answer.
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…a sword will pierce through your own soul? That's kind of uh nuanced there, isn't it? Not really, it's it's very clear. This is from John's gospel,John chapter 19. This is because the Bible fits together, it tells one story from beginning to the very end. Simeon, the old man, tells her this when the baby's…
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…we think of this newborn life but also we must remember that this child, this King gave his life. The next time we read about murmur is inJohn chapter 19, in the aftermath of Jesus death on the cross. And we read this, Joseph of Arimathea asked pilate for the body of Jesus. He came and took the body…
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…And the rest of the council, they dismiss Nicodemus because they've already made up their minds about Jesus. The next time we see Nicodemus is inJohn chapter 19. And this is after Jesus' crucifixion. Nicodemus was a leader. Nicodemus was a part of the Sanhedrin. Nicodemus would have heard the false…
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…Him as your Savior and your Lord. Do you treasure Christ? And I want to illustrate treasuring Christ from Nicodemus himself from this same book. InJohn chapter 19toward the very end of this gospel account, we read in verse 39 that Nicodemus also, along with those who treasure Christ, even as He was hanging…
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…in those last words, aren't there? As David is pointing forward to a future day, to a future suffering king, the ultimate suffering king, who inJohn chapter 19, after having hung on the cross, declared boldly and finally, it is finished. The wages of sin, for all those who trust in Jesus, paid for. The…
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…or not he's actually already died. And remember, the centurion says, yeah, he's dead. Now, John gives us a little more information about this inJohn chapter 19. He tells us that to speed up the process of death, the Jews had requested for the criminal's legs to be broken so that they could dispose of the…
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…then now, we pray. Hear us in this our prayer and pardon our many sins. For Jesus' sake. Amen. Now let's read from God's Word. Our reading is fromJohn chapter 19. The Gospel of John and chapter 19. And today we're reading beginning at verse 17. And reading down to verse 37. So John chapter 19 at verse 17. So…
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…wondered about that, why does God say that? Three times, do you love me? And just ask him once, right? And Ian says, well, let's just go back toJohn chapter 19. You remember how Peter says, Lord, I'll never betray you. Everyone else will deny you, but I'll die with you. And a few hours later, Peter denies…
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…heavy wood cross to the top of the hill. And using nails much larger than those, they nailed him through his hands and his feet. Okay. It's coming.John chapter 19says, When the soldiers had crucified Jesus, they took his garments, clothes, and divided them into four parts, one part for each soldier. Also his…
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…ero. I looked up the hundreds of usages of it in the New Testament, and I concluded it means takeaway. There's an interesting usage of it though inJohn chapter 19and verse 15 when the crowds are crying out for the blood of Jesus and they're urging Pilate to deliver him to crucifixion. Do you remember what…
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…here. So John's gospel tells us that Nicodemus is along with him on this and helps to bury the body of Jesus. You can look that up yourself inJohn chapter 19. Pilate wondered, this is Pontius Pilate, the procurator, the governor of the time, wondered if he was dead. In other words, is Jesus actually dead…
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…The Dreadful curse for my soul. My soul to Bear the Dreadful curse. Amen. You guys can have a seat. If you have your Bible, go ahead and turn toJohn chapter 19. Look at John chapter 19 tonight briefly. Anyway here, at the end of The Book of John. We have the, an account of the crucifixion, at least John's…
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…the reality of Jesus, your Son, our King. We pray this in his name and by your Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. So our next scripture reading comes fromJohn 19, verses 1 through 16. Then Pilate took Jesus and flogged him. And the soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and put it on his head and arrayed him in a purple…
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…down his ministry, returned back to Nazareth. Jesus doesn't do that. On the other hand, Jesus cares faithfully for his family. You'll rememberJohn chapter 19, Jesus is dying on the cross in agony. And what does he make sure happens? He makes sure his mother is cared for. Okay? Jesus shows us how to…
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…what do we see we see so often he's rejected misunderstood and resisted even while some will worship and believe from john chapter 12 through tojohn chapter 19we find 14 times references to jesus as messiah jesus as king and we discover that he is the humble and suffering king and the king of glory who…
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…of facing the same people that had Jesus crucified that they're hiding behind locked doors. So what happened? What changed? We'll go back toJohn chapter 19. That Sunday evening, the disciples were meeting behind locked doors because they were afraid of the Jewish leaders. Suddenly, Jesus was standing…
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…is no rest. How could Jesus say this? Well, the answer comes from the final cry of Jesus from the cross. One last reference for us to look at.John, chapter 19. John's gospel, chapter 19. John's gospel, chapter 19, verse 28. John's gospel, chapter 19, verse 28. Jesus is on the cross. He's coming to the end…
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…which I take as John's meaning to be the crucifixion. We can read about the crucifixion in Mark chapter 15. It was witnessed by John himself inJohn chapter 19. In the crucifixion, Jesus once again stands in the place of God's people, God's wayward people, an alienated people. God has taken the curse upon…
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…that he was more afraid, it literally means he was in a frenzied panic. I just scourged the Son of God a frenzied Panic. What am I going to do withJohn chapter 19and verse 9? All of a sudden Jesus is taken two. Pilots praetorian, okay? And Pilots trying to figure out, how am I going to get out of this? He…
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…conflict with this kingdom. He also teaches us that God is the one who raises up leaders and brings them down. In fact, he says this explicitly inJohn chapter 19. It's Jesus' trial. He's been brought before Pilate. Pilate is a powerful man. And Jesus tells him this, You would have no authority over me at all…
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