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John 20:28 · BSB
20:28 Thomas replied, “My Lord and my God!”
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…back and offered him exactly that, and Thomas said the shortest and largest sentence in the whole gospel. Thomas said to him, My Lord and my God.John chapter 20 verse 28. Something happened in those weeks that no argument can account for. The men who ran from a garden began telling crowds in the middle of Jerusalem,…
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John chapter 20, verse 24 through 29is honestly, you probably know about it, even if you haven't read the Bible that much. Um, this is the part of the Bible where Thomas gets a…
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…but on this day, he turned to Jesus and believed him as the Messiah, God in the human flesh. That is exactly what Thomas said about Jesus inJohn chapter 20, verses 28and 29. Anybody want to read that? for volunteers. There you go, Joe. Fire away. And Thomas answered and said unto him, My Lord and my God, Jesus…
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Good morning. Our scripture reading this morning isJohn chapter 20, verses 24 through 29. My name is Kelsey Meyer, and I serve in Harbor Kids in the 0 to 18 months, and it is my joy to read this morning's word with you. Again, the…
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…we look at the story of doubting Thomas. So Jesus appears to Mary in her grief, and he appears to Thomas in his doubt. And we pick up that story inJohn 20, verses 24 to 29. It says, Now Thomas, one of the twelve, was not with the disciples when Jesus came. So the other disciples told him, We have seen the Lord. But he…
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…exposed it, he addressed it, he didn't leave him hanging, he helped him with his doubt. From John 20, verse 25, he says this I will not believe toJohn 20, verse 28. My Lord and my God. God's not wanting us to have these corporate beliefs that you kind of like walk into, but a specific and personal belief.…
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…the end of the sermon, I'll tell you where the mistake was and give you the correct information. Talk to you then. Our scripture reading today isJohn chapter 20, verses 24 through 29. Now Thomas also known as Didymus, one of the 12 was not with the disciples when Jesus came. So the other disciples told him, We have seen the…
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John 20:24–29Now Thomas, one of the 12 called the twin, was not with him when Jesus came. So the other disciples told them, we have seen the Lord. But he said…
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…And the answer is it depends on who you are to that person. So who was Jesus to Thomas? Well, this is Thomas's confession after seeing Jesus. InJohn 20, verse 28. Thomas answered him, My Lord and my God. That is the confession that Thomas makes. Now look at this confession. Look at what he says. Perhaps…
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…so, so concerned about the blasphemy that they picked up stones to throw at him. It says in the next verse, "This guy's claiming to be God." UhJohn 20:28, Thomas, doubting Thomas, sees the resurrected Jesus and he bows down before him and says, "My Lord and my God." He calls him God. And Jesus does…
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…in their own way, and we'll get to that at a later time. So the next evidence, historically speaking, that we have of Jesus's resurrection comes inJohn chapter 20, verses 26 to 29. Eight days later, his disciples were inside again, and Thomas was with them. John does note that in the first evidence that Thomas was not there…
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…he is. Thomas, after doubting for some time, finally he has his head screwed on straight and he comes to a good conclusion. John records that inJohn chapter 20 verse 28, when Thomas encounters the Lord after he's been resurrected, the Lord goes specifically to Thomas. And what a loving and kind Savior. He wanted to…
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…So we call him a half-brother when we're being specific about it. But, elsewhere in the Bible, like, we see the divinity of Christ explicitly. SoJohn 20, verse 28. It says, My Lord and my God to Jesus. And then in 1 Corinthians 8, 6. There's one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom are all things. This idea of…
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…as the world spins its truth, we must share the truth, and we should only give our worship and service to the one we confess, like Thomas did inJohn chapter 20, verse 28. My Lord and my God, now what are you going to call him? Heretic, deceiver, prophet, lunatic, good teacher, moral example, myth? Or will you dare…
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…coming to this earth was to become as what the form of a servant, but yet the deity of Christ is immestakable in the word of God. You you can go toJohn 20 verse 28where Thomas remember doubting Thomas. I won't believe it unless I see him unless I put my hands into the nail prints and and as soon as he saw…
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…coming to this earth was to become as what? The form of a servant. But yet the deity of Christ is immestakable in the Word of God. You can go toJohn 20 verse 28where Thomas remember doubting Thomas, I won't believe it unless I see him, unless I put my hands into the nail prints. And as soon as he saw…
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…is the anointed one. We get a very clear picture of that back in his gospel. At the very end, John I'll turn there and read it for you. It's inJohn 20 verses 28 to 31. This is where the whole gospel is kind of being cinched together and John's telling us why he wrote the whole thing. Starting in verse 27, Jesus…
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…message of Jesus death and resurrection. Think for a moment about Thomas reaction to Jesus, to the resurrection. You can read about it inJohn chapter 20 verse 24 to 31. It's a famous story. It's so famous that when we think of Thomas, we think of doubt. You might even describe someone as a doubting Thomas. Let me…
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…we need to be. If we are longing for an invitation, missing Jesus, I have this doubt. Come in, show it to me. He's willing to plug it with faith.John 20, verse 24 to 29. Now Thomas also known as didn't miss one of the 12 was not with the disciples when Jesus came. So the other disciples told him, we have seen the…
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…my God and your God. Mary Magdalene came announcing to the disciples I have seen the Lord and that He had said these things to her. Later on, inJohn, chapter 20, verses 26 through 29, the 11 disciples, including Thomas. Verse 20 says this after eight days his disciples were again inside and Thomas was with them. Jesus came to…
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