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“easter’s golden egg”
John 5:16-23
introduction
In this passage, we see what’s really important to commemorate on this day.
i.
easter’s golden egg is vs.
16-18
a.
religion enhances your ___________ with God
Cf.
Eph.
2:14-18; Rom.
8:7; James 4:4
b.
Religion will keep you from…
Cf.
Deut.
6:4
ii.
easter’s golden egg is vs.
19-23
A.
Jesus resurrects those whom He Wills to
b.
Jesus resurrects those whom He wills to
V 26-30, Acts 17:31
conclusion
This resurrection is not a guarantee.
What are the stipulations?
1.
Cf.
Eph.
2:8-9; Titus 3:4-7
2.
Cf.
John 5:36-40; 46-47; 1:12
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