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John 19-21
by Rev. Daniel Knox
John 19-21: Crucified, Risen, and Revealed. A series preached during evening worship at Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Sewickley, PA. Connected in Christ and committed to the historic Christian Faith in preaching, praise and practice. https://graceopcpgh.org
Episodes
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The Testimony of the Disciple Whom Jesus Loved
John's gospel closes with Jesus restoring Peter and with the testimony of the disciple whom Jesus loved. That disciple was a real historical figure, an eyewitness who stood at the cross and saw the empty tomb, and the church affirms that his testimony is true. The gospel is not an exhaustive…
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Do You Love Me?
On the shore of the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus first called his disciples, the risen Lord asks Peter three times, "Do you love me?" and three times commissions him: "Feed my lambs; tend my sheep." Peter, who denied him three times, is restored, and Jesus tells him he will glorify God by his…
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Jesus Appears by the Sea of Tiberias
After the resurrection, seven of the disciples return to Galilee, and Peter says, "I am going fishing." They toil all night and catch nothing. At daybreak Jesus stands on the shore, tells them to cast the net on the right side, and they cannot haul in the catch; the disciple whom Jesus loved…
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Peace Be with You Too, Thomas
Eight days after the resurrection Jesus again stands among his disciples, now with Thomas present, and invites the doubter to see his hands and side. The text does not say Thomas touched him; Jesus' offer exposes his unbelief, and Thomas confesses, "My Lord and my God!" Jesus blesses those who…
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Peace Be with You
On the evening of the first day of the week, the risen Jesus stands among his frightened disciples and says, "Peace be with you." He shows them his hands and side, sends them as the Father sent him, breathes on them, and gives them the Holy Spirit with authority to declare sins forgiven or...
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Do Not Hold On to Me
Mary Magdalene, a woman forgiven much, lingers at the tomb and is the first to see the risen Lord. When he says, "Do not cling to me, for I have not yet ascended to the Father," Jesus points her to a new and better relationship. His glory and his presence by the Spirit after the ascension surpass...
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Woman, Why Are You Weeping?
Peter and the beloved disciple see the empty tomb and go home, but Mary Magdalene stays, weeping. She sees two angels and is unmoved, intent only on finding her Lord's body. The risen Jesus speaks her name, and she knows him. The first person to see the risen Lord is a weeping woman whose faith...
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While It Was Still Dark
John begins the resurrection account while it was still dark. Mary Magdalene finds the stone rolled away and runs to tell Peter and the beloved disciple, who race to the tomb and find the linen cloths lying in order. The disciples did not yet expect a resurrection, and their careful testimony to...
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Crucified, Dead, and Buried
After Jesus dies, the soldiers do not break his legs and a spear brings out blood and water, fulfilling Scripture that not a bone of him would be broken and that they would look on the one they pierced. Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, once secret disciples, now openly honor his body with a...
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Delivered, Crucified, Fulfilled, Finished
John's account of the crucifixion stresses that everything happened so that the Scripture would be fulfilled. Jesus is delivered over, crucified as King, and dies having accomplished his work; "It is finished" announces that the Father's work is complete. He gives up his spirit by his own royal...
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Woman, Behold Your Son
At the cross Pilate's inscription proclaims Jesus King of the Jews in three languages, the soldiers divide his garments as Psalm 22 foretold, and Jesus entrusts his mother to the beloved disciple. That exchange is no mere family arrangement. In his final hour, with all things nearly accomplished,...
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Behold the Man
Pilate presents the scourged Jesus in a crown of thorns and a purple robe: "Behold the man!" The chief priests demand crucifixion, first on a charge of insurrection and then of blasphemy, because he made himself the Son of God. Pilate grows more afraid, yet Jesus tells him he has no authority...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
John 19-21: Crucified, Risen, and Revealed. A series preached during evening worship at Grace Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Sewickley, PA. Connected in Christ and committed to the historic Christian Faith in preaching, praise and practice. https://graceopcpgh.org
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Rev. Daniel Knox
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