Jesus's Arrest and Jewish Trials, John 18:1-27 Lesson 23

Jesus's Arrest and Jewish Trials John 18:1-27 In this time of Lenten, the Church tries to subtract and declutter our hearts and minds to think about the central event in all Human History when God's Son, Jesus made His way to the Cross to die for our sins. Today, we're looking at what this substitutionary death of Jesus means in the context of God's Promise, His Covenant spoken through His prophets that He would send a Savior to rescue and deliver us from our ruin, death, and despair. Intro- Deliver Us! Prince of Egypt- Sung by National Taiwan University Choir and Symphony Outro- Away in a Manager - Arrangement Mack Wilberg Outline Doctrine: Substitution  Attribute: Sovereign Aim: Jesus willingly offered Himself to pay the price of humanity’s sin. Divisions: I. Jesus willingly Surrenders Himself (vs1-14)) II. Jesus willingly submits to arrest and interrogation (vs 15-27) Principles: Jesus willingly surrendered Himself to pay the price of your sin. Everyone must respond to the truth about Jesus’s sacrifice. Intro- Deliver Us! Prince of Egypt- Sung by National Taiwan University Choir and Symphony Outro- Away in a Manager - Arrangement Mack Wilberg