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John 20:4 · BSB
20:4 The two were running together, but the other disciple outran Peter and reached the tomb first.
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…It's very lengthy. So if you'd like to stand, you can. If you'd rather sit, that's okay. But let's honor the reading of the word this morning fromJohn chapter 20 verses 1 through 18. The word of the Lord says this, early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb and saw that the…
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amen All right If you have a Bible or an app let's open it up We are going to be in the Gospel of John The Gospel ofJohn chapter 20We're going to be looking at the first 18 verses John is writing to us uh about an eyewitness account that he experienced firsthand when it comes…
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…but we have a God who does the impossible. We have a God who makes too good to be true true. And so we celebrate that today. And I'm going to go toJohn chapter 20as we get started this morning on a message titled Simply Continue to Believe. These are words Jesus spoke to the first people that received this…
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…walk out of the grave. And from a first garden where the curse began, it will lead to a garden tomb where that curse was broken. Here's the story.John chapter 20, starting in verse 1. Now on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene had come to the tomb early, while it was still dark, and saw the stone had…
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…that God gave us so that we can know him and know the life that we have through him. And so if you have a Bible, you can grab it now and turn toJohn chapter 20. That'll be on page 963 in those Bibles under the chairs in front of you if you're using one of those. For the last several weeks, we've been…
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…we get now to rehearse our story. And so before we begin today, let me read the account of the first Easter morning. And this is from the gospel ofJohn chapter 20starting in verse 11. Now Mary stood outside the tomb crying. And as she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb and saw two angels in white…
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…today Understand everything. So that's what I want to talk to you about today Believing before you entirely understand. Okay, so let's pick it up.John, chapter 20. Now, on the first day of the week, mary Magdalene came out early to the tomb while it was still dark. Remember, we said it was dark all the time.…
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…today, our church has been walking through John's gospel for the last couple of months, and today we come to John chapter 19. (03:36): We come toJohn chapter 20, we come to one of the most pivotal points in all history, the resurrection and the death of Jesus. In fact, as you're finding John 19 and John 20,…
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…the impact and the ferocity and intensity of the earthquake. It would locate both where an earthquake happened and the impact of the quake. AndJohn chapter 20, in a sense, is like a seismograph record. It tells us, it locates the event of this great event. It's in the empty tomb and the risen glorified…
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…Christ should suffer and on the third day rise from the dead.' Not only is the tomb empty, not only are our eyes opened, but he opened their minds.John chapter 20tells us that this encounter happens and the doors are shut, the doors are locked, and Jesus comes in and he appears to the disciples who were…
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much work with the orchestra. We are beyond blessed. Will you open with me toJohn chapter 20? John chapter 20 is where we'll be for a few moments this morning. I'm going to read John 20, verses 11 through 18. But Mary stood weeping outside…
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…courage? And it's that real, real eyewitnesses saw Jesus risen from the dead. And not just saw him, but a few more details. Let's look at it.John chapter 20, one through nine. Well, we don't need to read all this, but basically, Mary Magdalene finds out, they tell Peter and John, and so Peter and John,…
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Can you turn with me in your Bibles toJohn chapter 20, page 1089. ! Now we're going to think about these journeys of this first Easter Sunday morning. ! I imagine many of us over the last couple of…
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…by two resurrection accounts. John chapter 11, Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. Then he teaches his disciples about the hope of the gospel. AndJohn chapter 20, Jesus himself is raised from the dead. And Jesus makes these amazing promises to hold on to. Words of hope in the midst of a broken and fractured…
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…in the Lord they die. God to hear the word of God and we read from the New Testament from the gospel according to John and in chapter number 20.John chapter 20and we're reading at verse number 19. John 20 verse 19. Let us hear the word of God. On the evening of that day the first day of the week the doors…
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…that if Jesus really was risen from the dead, he was worthy of their worship. Thomas captures that apostolic sentiment when he speaks with Jesus inJohn chapter 20. And he sees the nail-pierced hands of the Lord Jesus. And maybe he puts his hand on those hands. And he says to Jesus, my Lord and my God. You…
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…the scene. The darkness has not overcome it. We will do well at this point to read John's account. of the resurrection. So please turn with me toJohn chapter 20. Now, on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early while it was still dark and saw that the stone had been taken away from…
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…of Jesus' hands and feet and his severe beating. We only find out about the piercing of Jesus' hands and feet because of doubting Thomas. InJohn chapter 20, beginning in verse 24, John records, Now Thomas, one of the twelve, called the twin, was not with them when Jesus came. So the other disciples…
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…hearts of Jesus' followers. And they started questioning things and they just couldn't quite understand what was going on. And there's a scene inJohn chapter 20that kind of gives us a glimpse, a window into the type of fear that was gripping the hearts of Jesus' followers. In verse 19, as they were coping,…
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Let's go toJohn, chapter 20. I greet you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. My family's in the back. That's good, because I can't see them, but I think this is the first…
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