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John 1:35-51
The First Disciples
I.
Andrew, the anonymous disciple, and Peter (vv.
35-42)
A. “Come and see” – Jesus’ invitation to the disciples (vv.
35-39)
1. John points his disciples to Jesus (vv.
35-37)
2. Jesus’ question for his disciples (v.
38)
3. Jesus’ invitation to his disciples (v.
39)
B. The naming of Peter (vv.
40-42)
1. Andrew’s action concerning Peter (vv.
40-42a)
2. Jesus’ action concerning Peter (v. 42b ff.)
II.
Phillip and Nathanael (vv.
43-51)
A. The “good” that comes from Nazareth (vv.
43-49)
1. Jesus and Phillip (vv.
43-44)
2. Phillip and Nathanael (vv.
45-46)
a. Phillip finds Nathanael (vv.
45)
b.
Nathanael’s skepticism (v.
46a)
c.
Phillip’s solution (v.
46b)
3. Jesus and Nathanael (vv.
47-49)
a. Jesus’ proclamation (v.
47)
b.
Nathanael’s amazement (v.
48a)
c.
Jesus’ revelation (v.
48b)
d.
Nathanael’s proclamation (v.
49)
1) Rabbi
2) Son of God
3) King of Israel
B. The revelation of the Son of Man (vv.
50-51)
1. Growing faith (v.
50)
2. Greater revelation (v.
51)
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