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John 7:3 · BSB
7:3 So Jesus’ brothers said to Him, “Leave here and go to Judea, so that Your disciples there may see the works You are doing.
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…season, giving thanks to God for what he had done. But it brought thousands of people into Jerusalem and, again, thousands of opinions. You look inJohn, chapter 7and verse 5, we see that Jesus' own brothers don't even believe that Jesus is who he says he is. We see in chapter 7, verse 15, these Jews are…
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…our thirst for life and also beyond. So what is this living water and how does it quench our thirst? In short, living water is the Holy Spirit.John chapter 7tells us, right? Jesus explains it. Jesus takes a local term, living water, it's usually used to actually describe clean flowing water. It's a…
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…You know your loved ones can hurt you more than anybody else. You know Jesus had more trouble with his own kinfolks than anybody else. InJohn chapter 7and verse 5, it says, None of his brethren, none of his brethren believed on him. Jesus had four brothers and at least two sisters. After he was…
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…to quite literally be on the same page this morning as we're looking to God's Word. And so I invite you to follow along and listen to me as I readJohn 7, verses 1 through 36this morning. After this, Jesus went about in Galilee. He would not go about in Judea because the Jews were seeking to kill him. Now the Jews'…
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…offer. What is this water? What is this water? Well, it's the soul-satisfying gift of the Holy Spirit. The soul-satisfying gift of the Holy Spirit.John chapter 7, you don't have to turn there now, mark this down for later. In John chapter 7, Jesus stood up at the feast of booths and he cried out, if anyone…
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…Rachel said, we're only able to read part of it and we will be referring to the whole chapter as we go along. I can say with some confidence thatJohn chapter 7is the chapter of the Gospel that most of us are least familiar with. Let's just think about that. I realise this won't resonate with everyone, but…
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…you're in this region of Gath Heifer, not too far away from Nazareth before the Sea of Galilee. So that's where Jonah came from. Now we saw back inJohn chapter 7, 52, remember how they mocked Jesus that never a prophet came out of Nazareth? Well, here we've got Elijah and Jonah as examples to the contrary.…
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…Jesus. And that he, by the grace of God, was eventually born again. Why do I say that? Well, we see Nicodemus two more times here in the Gospel ofJohn. chapter 7. The people are disputing and arguing over who Jesus is. The Pharisees wanted Jesus arrested, but Nicodemus, who previously had come by the cover…
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…So the Bible has a lot to say about this and what it says is so helpful in doing this. The right way. I think a good summary is what Jesus said inJohn chapter 7. Have you heard these words? Jesus, once said his followers, stop judging by mere appearances. But instead judge, correctly. This is a bad way to…
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…seen it, and you can at least in some measure go, oh yeah, okay, for whatever reasons, this text maybe isn't the one for this morning. Let's go toJohn chapter 7together. Let's take some time together this morning to consider John chapter 7, verses 37 through 39. Before I read this text, I want to remind…
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…2 Corinthians 4, verse 16. In other places, this part of our being is described by its functioning. The function of volition is called our will.John chapter 7and verse 17. Cognition is called our mind. Colossians 1 and verse 21. This should be distinguished from our brain, the gray matter, actual…
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…me, the fountain of living waters, and hewed out cisterns for themselves, broken cisterns that can hold no water. Hear the words of Jesus inJohn chapter 7, beginning in verse 37. On the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink.…
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Well, good morning, church. If you have a Bible, turn with me toJohn chapter 7. Last week, Pastor Matt mentioned that the chapters in John were getting longer and longer, so today we've decided to do two chapters instead of…
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…and right in themselves. Their desire for righteousness leads them to repentance. Of course, Jesus tells us the very same thing about cleansing. InJohn chapter 7, he's at the Feast of Booths and he decides he's going to stand up and give a speech and he says this. This is verse 37. If anyone thirsts, let him…
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…So it's safe to say that James was skeptical about his brother Jesus, to say the least. And as Jesus' ministry progresses, their unbelief grows. InJohn chapter 7, we're told not even his brothers believed in him. Now, of course, at first, you can sympathize with James, can't you? I have four brothers. I have…
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…again this morning, and we've looked in recent weeks at the work of the Spirit from John chapter 4, Jesus and the Samaritan woman. We've looked atJohn chapter 7, Jesus' promise to all who are weary and thirsty and burdened. And we've looked at Romans chapter 8 for a few weeks. What's the difference between…
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…for water, and thirdly, if you only knew the possibilities that are awaiting you. Verse 14, a gushing spring. We're going to see in a few weeks,John chapter 7. To anyone who is thirsty, let them come to me and drink of living water. If anyone is thirsty, come to me and drink. Living water that gets…
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Hi, my name is Bo, good morning. I'm one of the elders that's bringing you this morning the Word of God. The man for thirsty people fromJohn chapter 7we just read. Last week, David told us about this Feast of the Boots, or Festival of the Boots, so the people were staying in the tents. And it's…
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So we're looking atJohn chapter 7this morning, first 36 verses. If you're a visitor here, you can see the outline of what I'm saying on the back of the sheet you get handed when…
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…just given birth to children. But very often, the whole family went. It was often a whole family pilgrimage to Jerusalem for these festivals. InJohn chapter 7, we see Jesus going up to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles. So, we see Jesus honoring this order of time that God had established for His…
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