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I. Introduction
Last week we saw that 7 of Jesus’ disciples encountered him again when He revealed Himself to them for the third time by the Sea of Tiberias.
When he decided to go fishing, 6 disciples followed Simon Peter.
Having caught nothing all night long, they saw the risen Jesus on the shore, who commanded them to cast the net on the right side of the boat, and you will find some.
They encountered the risen Jesus and were reminded that He is Lord of creation, even the fish of the sea!
Today we continue in John 21:15-25.
We begin to see that the risen Jesus had work for His disciples to do after, as He had already told them, He ascends back to the Father.
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The Risen Jesus questions Simon Peter (vs.
15-17)
Why is Jesus singling out Simon Peter?
Weren’t Jesus and Simon Peter already cool?
After all, Simon got a personal appearance from the risen Jesus, didn’t he.
A. Question & Answer #1
1. Do you love me more than these?
2. Yes, Lord; you know that I love you
3. Feed my lambs.
Definition of ‘Feed’: To tend to the needs of animals (BDAG)
Definition of ‘Sheep’: a sheep of any age (BDAG)
B. Question & Answer #2
1. Do you love me more than these?
2. Yes, Lord; you know that I love you
3. Tend my sheep.
Definition of “Tend”: to watch out for other people, to shepherd, of activity that protects, rules, governs, fosters (BDAG)
C. Question & Answer #3
1. Do you love me more than these?
2. Lord, you know everything; you know that I love you.
3. Feed my sheep.
III.
The Risen Jesus foretells Peter’s future.
(vs.
18-19)
A. Your death!
B. Jesus’ command – Follow me.
C. Peter’s question (vs.
20-23)
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The author’s final words (vs.
24-25)
A. Identifying himself (v.
24)
B. Summary statement about the risen Jesus (v.
25)
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