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Matthew 20:20-28
Introduction
Context
18:1-4 – Greatness in the Kingdom measured by the yardstick of humility
19:14 – Salvation belongs to those with childlike faith
19:21 – Self denial and giving are the marks of a true disciple
19:30, 20:16 – Selfless service is demanded.
20:17-19 – The Lord’s death prophesied.
Against this background we find today’s lesson.
Overview
A Misguided Request (20:20-21)
The Master’s Response (20:22-28a)
A Marvelous Ransom (20:28b)
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A Misguided Request (10:20-21)
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The one who came
The mother of Zebedee’s sons
Ø Salome, Mary’s sister (Matthew 27:56; Mark 15:40, John 19:25)
Ø This would make James and John, Jesus’ cousins.
Ø Mark tells us the sons knew, approved, and participated in the request (Mark 10:35-45)
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The way she came
Kneeling down…
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