Snapshots of the Lord’s Life The writers of the four Gospels give us
brief snapshots of our Lord’s life on earth
because no complete biography could
ever be written (John 21:25). John, who
presents Christ as the Son of God, begins
his gospel in eternity past. He says that
when time began, the Word (Christ) w …
Only One Way to Experience Salvation There is only one way to experience
salvation and become a child of God and
that is through God’s power (v. 12). There
are three ways by which you cannot
become a child of God (v. 13)."Which
were born not of blood.” This means you
are not a child of God by regular birt …
“Why are you baptizing?” In John 1:19-23, the religious leaders from Jerusalem asked John “Who are you”? In
today’s passage, we see them asking another question, “Why are you baptizing?” It is
evident that this investigation committee was very concerned about all the people John
was baptizing (vv. 24-25)...
The First Disciples This passage covers the transition between the ministry of John the Baptist
and the ministry of Christ. We find John the Baptist with two of his disciples,
Andrew and John (v. 35). After he pointed to the Lamb of God (Jesus) they
left and followed Jesus (vv. 36-37). It appears that they ...
The Incarnation of Christ Christ who is God, came to earth as man.
Yet in doing so, He did not merely
“appear” like a man; He became one (v.
14). When it says “we have seen” it
implies that the author was an
eyewitness. John the Baptist gave a
continuing testimony concerning Jesus (v.
…
Jesus The Lamb of God The baptism of Jesus is not recorded in John’s Gospel, but John testifies that
he had been told by God that when the sign of the dove would occur, the
person so marked would be “the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of
the world” (v.29). John goes on to explain that a man is ...
Jesus Calls Philip and Nathaniel Next Jesus brings Philip personally to Himself and tells him “Follow me” (v.
43). Philip, Nathaniel, and Peter were all from the same town (v. 44). Then
Philip goes to Nathaniel and brings him to Jesus (v. 45). (Bible scholars
believe that Nathaniel and Bartholomew are the same ...
Jesus is the Light John, who presents Christ as the Son of God, begins his gospel in eternity
past. He says that when time began, the Word (Christ) was already in
existence (v. 1). Having established the eternity of the Word, John then
pro¬ceeds to give a witness about Jesus’s involvement in creation ...
The Incarnation of Christ The Christian life is the constant reception of one evidence of God’s grace
replacing another (v. 16). John the Baptist had the task of preparing the
Jewish nation to receive their Messiah. He was bold in calling them to repent
of their sins and to live a changed life. The law was truth but it was ...
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Snapshots of the Lord’s Life
The writers of the four Gospels give us brief snapshots of our Lord’s life on earth because no complete biography could ever be written (John 21:25). John, who presents Christ as the Son of God, begins his gospel in eternity past. He says that when time began, the Word (Christ) w …
Only One Way to Experience Salvation
There is only one way to experience salvation and become a child of God and that is through God’s power (v. 12). There are three ways by which you cannot become a child of God (v. 13)."Which were born not of blood.” This means you are not a child of God by regular birt …
“Why are you baptizing?”
In John 1:19-23, the religious leaders from Jerusalem asked John “Who are you”? In today’s passage, we see them asking another question, “Why are you baptizing?” It is evident that this investigation committee was very concerned about all the people John was baptizing (vv. 24-25)...
The First Disciples
This passage covers the transition between the ministry of John the Baptist and the ministry of Christ. We find John the Baptist with two of his disciples, Andrew and John (v. 35). After he pointed to the Lamb of God (Jesus) they left and followed Jesus (vv. 36-37). It appears that they ...
The Incarnation of Christ
Christ who is God, came to earth as man. Yet in doing so, He did not merely “appear” like a man; He became one (v. 14). When it says “we have seen” it implies that the author was an eyewitness. John the Baptist gave a continuing testimony concerning Jesus (v. …
Jesus The Lamb of God
The baptism of Jesus is not recorded in John’s Gospel, but John testifies that he had been told by God that when the sign of the dove would occur, the person so marked would be “the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world” (v.29). John goes on to explain that a man is ...
Jesus Calls Philip and Nathaniel
Next Jesus brings Philip personally to Himself and tells him “Follow me” (v. 43). Philip, Nathaniel, and Peter were all from the same town (v. 44). Then Philip goes to Nathaniel and brings him to Jesus (v. 45). (Bible scholars believe that Nathaniel and Bartholomew are the same ...
Jesus is the Light
John, who presents Christ as the Son of God, begins his gospel in eternity past. He says that when time began, the Word (Christ) was already in existence (v. 1). Having established the eternity of the Word, John then pro¬ceeds to give a witness about Jesus’s involvement in creation ...
The Incarnation of Christ
The Christian life is the constant reception of one evidence of God’s grace replacing another (v. 16). John the Baptist had the task of preparing the Jewish nation to receive their Messiah. He was bold in calling them to repent of their sins and to live a changed life. The law was truth but it was ...