Sermon Tone Analysis
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John 2:12-22
Who’s In Charge?
I.
The introduction to the narrative (vv.
12-13)
A. A change in location (v.
12)
B. A Jewish feast (v.
13)
II.
The conflict of the narrative (vv.
14-21)
A. The cause of the conflict (v.
14-17)
1.
The situation in the temple (v.
14)
2. Jesus’ reaction to the situation (vv.
15-16)
3. The disciples’ connection to the OT (v.
17)
B. The dialogue (vv.
18-21)
1.
The Jew’s challenge (v.
18)
2. Jesus’ response (v.
19)
3. The Jew’s response (v.
20)
4. John’s explanation (v.
21)
III.
The purpose of the narrative (v.
22)
A. The connection with the resurrection (v.
22a)
B. The disciples’ belief (vv.
22b ff.)
1.
They believed the written Word
2. They believed the living Word
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