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John 8:31-36
A Faith the Leads to Freedom
I.
The nature of true faith (vv.
31-32)
A. The condition (v.
31)
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If you abide in Jesus’ word…
2. Then you are his disciple.
B. The guarantee (v.
32)
1.
You will know the truth…
2. The truth will make you free.
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The nature of true freedom (vv.
33-36)
A. False freedom (vv.
33-35)
1.
A wrong assumption (v.
33)
2. A spiritual truth (vv.
34-35)
a.
A sinner is a slave of sin (v.
34)
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A slave does not remain in the house forever (v.
35a)
c.
The Son does remain forever (v.
35b)
B. True Freedom (v.
36)
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Therefore, if the Son sets you free…
2. Then you will be truly free.
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