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John
Reference back to
Thoughts about the Greeks:
Greeks were God-fearers
Notice the preceding verse: “the whole world has gone after Him”
These Greeks could very well represent the “whole world”
Most likely PROSELYTES who were converts to Judaism.
Judaism was appealing to the Greeks.
Their coming was symbolic to the worship of Christ.
For us us shows we don’t have to be brought up in tradition and rituals to be able to come to Jesus.
Although it is not shown here, the other Gospels show Jesus clearing out the temple: ; ; .
He quotes in the other Gospel accounts:
The emphasis of “a house of prayer for all nations” is indirectly emphasized in John’s gospel with the mentioning of the Greeks.
Perhaps the Greeks are encouraged by hearing these words.
This is consistent with one of John’s major themes that Jesus is SAVIOR of THE WORLD:
John 3
John 8:12
And remember that John also has Jesus emphasizing that there were going to be sheep not of this pin:
John 10:16
John
What an honor the Greeks paid to Christ: That they desired to meet Jesus!
Those that wish to seek Jesus must do so.
The Greeks took into consideration the relationship they had with Philip.
This teaches us that we should always strive to keep our relationships fresh and updated!
It is good to know those who know the Lord!
“Sir, we would like to see Jesus”
The Greeks were respectful because of Philip’s relationship to Jesus.
Are others respectful to you because of your relationship with Jesus?
As ministers of the gospel, two are always better than one!
Here, we see that Philip and Andrew are practicing the principle Jesus taught in :
Matth
1 Corinthians
Shouldn’t this be, “The hour has come for the Son of Man to be crucified?”
Jesus saw beyond the cross.
He saw the GLORY that was coming!
Hebrews 12
This is the 4th of nine references to Jesus time and hour.
The Glory of God is an important theme in John’s Gospel.
John 17:
John 17:24
What is The HOUR? calls it the “appointed time.”
Matthew 26:18
Son of Man is used in connection with Jesus speaking of Himself.
It is used most commonly in connection with Himself or in connection with His coming in glory.
Jesus being glorified is Him becoming transparent so the Glory of God can be revealed through Him.
God’s glory can be seen through Jesus.
It comes through death.
It bece
Jesus descended from heave to earth to ascend to the cross to accomplish our redemption.
Think about this picture of what Jesus was saying: He was to be come like the seed.
Fall to the ground, lifeless, to a form of which others had to carry Him away, place Him in a tomb in the earth, like a seed planted by a gardner, to be able to spring up to life!
Jesus descended from heaven to
One dying Christ produces thousands of living Christians, and He becomes their ROOT.
Salvation for all mankind, forever, comes from this SEED.
What does it mean to hate your life?
Several places in Scripture refer to the extreme scenario:
Deuteronomy
Luk
Faith in Jesus involves dying to this world order:
Mark 8:
Jesus is telling us that without repentance from sin and particularly sin that overvalues and desires applause from the world, there cannot be salvation.
is a bit of prophecy for the next verse in our study:
Hosea 6:2
Living under the Lordship of Christ means to follow Him in obedience.
We choose to serve and follow Him.
Can you serve without following?
We have the guaranteed presence of Christ and the promise of being Honored by the Father.
The Greeks desired to see Jesus.
Jesus is saying that one must do more than desire to see Him, one must SERVE Him.
"He did not come into the world to be a show for us to gaze at, but a King to be ruled by!” — Matthew Henry
Are you following Jesus and serving Him?
Colossians 3:
God is the rewarder Himself!
What happened to the Greeks?
We don’t know.
Why do you think Jesus’ heart was troubled?
Was Jesus worried about what He was facing or perhaps what the disciples would be facing
Is this one of the times mentioned in ?
It definitely shows the humanity of Jesus.
Jesus recognizes the glory on the other side.
He knows He could ask God to save Him and it would be done.
He instead affirms what He is called to do.
Jesus was determined to do the will of God no matter what the costs.
“Father, glorify your name.”
A personal testimony.
The voice from heaven says, “I have glorified it.”
When did that happen?
It happened at the baptism and the transfiguration.
Notice that God answers the prayer of Jesus:
God hears it
God acknowledges it
God responds to it
The name of God has been glorified and we have the blessed assurance that it will be glorified again!
This shows that:
it was real
God speaks twice and the people miss it
How often does God speak to us and we miss it?
How and why could Jesus say this?
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