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Opening Prayer
Reading of the Text
John 19
Completed Work
Key Passage: After this, Jesus, knowing that all was now finished,
“All was now finished" is actually "knew that His mission was finished" (NLT).
The work of redemption (to be redeemed) is a completed work
Jesus Christ brought his earthly work to completion
Scripture Connections
Key Passage: said (to fulfill the Scripture), “I thirst.”
A jar full of sour wine stood there,
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so they put a sponge full of the sour wine on a hyssop branch
and held it to his mouth.
"Sour drink" is actually vinegar (NIV & KJV)
Scripture that is fulfilled is and
Old Testament connection to Hyssop Branch
Used to spread blood on the doorposts during the first passover
Used to sprinkle water and blood to represent cleansing in Old Testament rituals
Scripture elsewhere portrays Jesus’ death as a new Passover
Used to sprinkle water and blood to represent cleansing in Old Testament rituals
“I Thirst”
Jesus made sure to wet His throat so He could boldly cry out "It is Finished!"
What Jesus finished is the payment of sins, the atonement.
"It is Finished" means paid in full.
We no longer have any outstanding debt if we are in Christ.
In and describe the same event as our key passage.
Notice Jesus is quoting Psalms but the people mistaken Him for calling for Elijah.
This is why He them asks for the vinegar to clear His through so He can loudly (as described in Matthew) His final words: It is Finished!
Jesus drank the vinegar.
Matthew and Mark tell us that he refused drugged wine before the crucifixion (; ).76
We should probably conclude that he wished to undergo his sufferings with a clear mind.
But now that he is at the point of death he wants to say something that will be heard, so he calls for a drink to moisten his parched throat.
He drinks, then says, “It is finished.”
“It is Finished!”
Key Passage: When Jesus had received the sour wine, he said, “It is finished,”
The "!" is included in the NASB and NLT versions that express the passion in which Jesus proclaimed this statement (the reason why he needed to wet His throat).
"Finished" means in the Greek "Teleo."
Several English words describe this rich Greek word: Ended, Pay, Accomplished, Gone, Performed, Fulfilled, and Perfect.
In other words PAID IN FULL.
The "It is finished” that is recorded here, but only referred to as a loud cry in the other Gospels, may be because the beloved disciple was close enough to hear it.
Jesus died with the cry of the Victor on His lips.
This is not the moan of the defeated, nor the sigh of patient resignation.
It is the triumphant recognition that He has now fully accomplished the work that He came to do.
Achievements of Jesus Christ’s death
New Covenant
Victory
Redemption
Forgiveness and Cleansing
Sanctification
New Covenant
Jesus Christ’s death establishes the new covenant
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Victory
Jesus Christ’s death is a victory
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Redemption
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Jesus Christ’s death brings redemption
Forgiveness and Cleansing
Jesus Christ’s death brings forgiveness and cleansing
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The work Jesus accomplished on the cross has paid for all your sins, if you are in Him, that is, if you fully surrender your life to Him, every sin of yours is paid in full (It is Finished).
As Paul and the Preacher of Hebrews stated, Jesus’ death took place “once” for everyone.
Sanctification
Jesus Christ’s death brings sanctification
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Freely Offered
Freely Offered
Key Passage: and he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.
Jesus dismissed His spirit with a word, by His own will.
The departure of the spirit was a common enough Jewish expression for death.
However, Jesus’ surrender of his spirit, is rare language, and underlines the point that Jesus died voluntarily.
Jesus dismissed His spirit with a word, by His own will.
No-one took his life from him; he had the authority to lay it down of his own accord (, ).
Accepting the FREE Gift
Even one sin is enough to deny us Heaven and an eternity with our Heavenly Father
Are we sure of our Salvation?
Are all your sins paid for?
Closing Prayer
Closing Prayer
If you have made a decision to surrender your life to Christ, please see me after our closing worship song
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