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John 7:51 · BSB
7:51 “Does our law convict a man without first hearing from him to determine what he has done?”
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…are the unsaved. Some of them have heard the gospel and they want to really prove to you that Jesus never came and all of that. So John you can putJohn 7 verse 45 to 53John chapter 7 verse 45 to 53 For these people there is no greater works to do Right. There is no possibility of a greater work. There's nothing…
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…him? He goes to visit Jesus. When, at night. The two other times that we see Nicodemus, we see some pretty cool things happen. The first spot is inJohn, chapter 7, verse 45 through 52. And what's going on here is he's in the middle of all the Pharisees and the Sadducees and Nicodemus is there and they're starting to plot against…
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…to you as sensible people, let each of you judge what I say. And again, it's used in an imperative. Probably the most helpful use of this word isJohn 7, verse 51, where the Pharisees are saying, okay, we're gonna condemn Jesus to die. Now we just need to find something to charge him with. And Nicodemus says,…
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…in their heated argument there was one who was giving strong consideration to The Words of Christ. Nicodemus steps forward and he says inJohn 7, verse 51does our law judge a man without first giving him a hearing and learning what he does. Now, I'll give you this. It's not an open confession. He's…
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