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John 20:28 · BSB
20:28 Thomas replied, “My Lord and my God!”
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…here Thomas is doubting. He's playing with fire. He's being pulled into this heretical idea of denying the resurrection. He's doubting. And yet inJohn chapter 20 verses 26 through 29Jesus comes to the disciples and his very first words to all of them, including Thomas, are this. He says, Peace be with you. Then Jesus said to…
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…days later, Jesus shows up in the meeting room and shows all these things to Thomas. You know what Thomas did at that moment? The Bible says inJohn chapter 20 verse 28, Thomas answered and said to him, my Lord and my God, his confession of faith. Very similar to what Peter said in Matthew chapter 16. If you're a…
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…midst of our crisis of belief in ways that maybe we aren't aware of. And that's what we're going to look at this morning. We're going to look atJohn chapter 20, verses 24 through 29. And as we turn there in your pew Bibles, I forgot to look up the page number. Anyone want to? 853. There we go. 853, if you want to look it up in…
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Today's scripture is fromJohn chapter 20, verse 24 to 29. It says, Now Thomas, one of the twelve, called the twin, was not with them when Jesus came. So the other disciples told him, We have seen the…
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…is seen as the number one greatest statement of faith by any apostle. By any apostle. You say, Matt, what are you talking about? Look at it again.John 20:28, "Thomas said to him, my Lord, and my God! Now, don't get lost in first century Palestine because we say this all the time. But listen to what…
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…particular moment. The only thing that ever amazed Jesus was either the amount of someone's faith or the lack of it. I want us to read a section ofJohn chapter 20, verses 24 through 31, and you'll see in this, Just how much God values faith. What's happened at this point is Jesus has been crucified and he's been resurrected and…
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…particular moment. The only thing that ever amazed Jesus was either the amount of someone's faith or the lack of it. I want us to read a section ofJohn chapter 20, verses 24 through 31, and you'll see in this, Just how much God values faith. What's happened at this point is Jesus has been crucified and he's been resurrected and…
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…that no one has ever seen God but the only God who is at the Father's side, he has made him known. And then he concludes his gospel similarly inJohn chapter 20 verse 28through the lips of Thomas declaring Jesus is my Lord and my God. This is a shocking statement because remember that Judaism is a strictly…
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…the second point here is Jesus continued appearing to His disciples for the few weeks that He was around on this particular day again, on a Sunday.John 20:28, He appears to Thomas on that day. Guess what day the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples at Pentecost? It was on Sunday. When we get the final…
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…of Jesus appearing to the disciples and one particular disciple, Thomas, at his resurrection. So John 20, and we are going to read till verse 29.John 20:24-29. Now Thomas called Didymus, one of the 12, was not with the disciples when Jesus came. So the other disciples told him, we have seen the Lord. But…
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…that gives us a glimpse of this, a majestic glimpse, like sort of looking through a crack in a door of just a foretaste of what it might be like.John 20:24-29. Just in context, what we see here is a meeting between Jesus and His disciples after He has been resurrected from the dead. This is after He rose…
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So our text this morning isJohn 20, verses 24 through 29. What we're going to do this morning is we're going to kind of read, and what we like to do is uh read a few verses, talk a little bit, read a few…
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