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John 11:17-27
Jesus, The Resurrection and the Life – Part 2
I.
The setting and the introduction (vv.
1-16) [part 1]
II.
The Conflict
A. The setting of the conflict (vv.
17-20)
1.
The time (v.
17)
2. The place (v.
18)
3. The situation (v.
19)
4. The sisters (v.
20)
B. The heart of the conflict (vv.
21-17)
1.
The testing of Martha’s faith (vv.
21-23)
a. Martha’s faith expressed (vv. 21-22)
1) Looking backward (v.
21)
2) Looking forward (v.
22)
b.
Martha’s faith challenged (v.
23)
2. The growing of Martha’s faith (vv.
24-27)
a. Martha’s faith in a general resurrection (v.
24)
b.
Jesus – the object of faith (vv.
25-26)
2) The source of life in the future – the “resurrection”
1) The source of life now – “the life”
c.
Martha’s faith in the person of Jesus (v.
27)
III.
The resolution (vv.
38-44)
IV.
The conclusion and interpretation (vv.
45-57)
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