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Who Is Jesus?
The Purpose for the Gospel of John is not a question for speculation:
John writes so that his readers may believe is Jesus, and by believing may have eternal life.
John 21:
John uses a courtroom type setting to accomplish this.
John continually uses testimonies of others much like you would see in a courtroom.
Making you The judge and Jury
At the End of this testimony each one of us must make a Decision: Is JESUS WHO HE SAYS HE IS?
Who is Jesus?
Jesus is the Word: Just as our own words reveal our minds and heart, Jesus Christ reveals the mind and heart of God to men: Jesus say in “If you have seen me you have seen the Father.”
Jesus is the Light: God’s first creative act in was creating light, for life comes from light.
Jesus is the true light, the original light from which all light has it’s source.-
There is conflict between light (God, Eternal life) and darkness (Satan, eternal death)
John is writing to those who don’t know Jesus, or have heard of Him but don’t truly understand just who this Jesus is.
He is writing to a lot of deep thinkers Greco-Roman in Ephesus- Greek Philosophers:
Plato’s cave allegory: What is life?
Are we just chained and seeing reflections of what true life looks like?
Are we all ignorant to what this life is?
Heraclitus -“Until we hear a more sure word, we are ships at night in a storm, trusting the best opinions of man”
John writes to answer these question.
And it begin with “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the word was God.”
John is saying you no longer just have to trust the best opinions on men, because that greater Word has come in the flesh and we have seen Him, we have touched Him, and We have walked with Him.
Jesus is the Word made flesh: This words that was in the begin, outside of time, and created everything including time itself.
He had no beginning because He is the begging of all things: “All things were created through Him”
echos the creation story of “God said let there be” He “breathed the breathe of life into his nostrils”
John Goes on to answer Plato’s question of what is life?
John 1:
In Christ in life.
Anything outside of that is not lesser life, but rather no life at all.
It is like Plato said you are just bound seeing reflects of what life truly is.
Christ came so that we might find true life: not what gets sold to us on TV or what others say we need in order to find happiness.
Christ came so that we might find our purpose which is fellowship with God the author of life- This was the reason God created man and it is the very reason why Christ came.
Shows four Testimonies of witness:
John the Baptist- ,
John the Apostle (the author of the Gospel)-
Those who did receive Him-
Those who rejected Him-
- The principal matter in our salvation is faith.
Faith is described as “receiving” Jesus.
It is the empty cup placed under the flowing stream; the penniless hand held out for heavenly alms.
It is also described in the text as “believing on his name.”
And this reception, this believing, is the main thing in real godliness.
Christ coming was for our benefit- So we could be restored and made right: We now have the right to be called the children of God ()
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