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JOHN CHAPTER 6
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Jn 6-1,2
· (93l) Thy kingdom come Ø
Following Jesus Ø The multitude follow Jesus
-- These verses go with verses 22-25
· (143j) Witness Ø
Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Witnesses of Jesus Ø
Jesus is popular because of His works -- These verses go with verse
This verse goes with verses 26
Jn 6-2
· (75b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Motives of the heart Ø Motives for doing the
will of God
· (146k) Witness Ø
Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Jesus’ works bear
witness of Himself Ø Purpose of Miracles, Signs
And Wonders Ø Get peoples’ attention to hear
the word
Jn 6-5,6
· (5e) Discipleship tested (Key
verse)
· (5i) Responsibility Ø
God tests your loyalty to believe whatever He says
· (63a) Paradox Ø
Anomalies Ø Righteous deception Ø
Jesus deceives His people
Jn 6-6
· (75d) Thy kingdom come Ø
Motives of the heart Ø God’s motives
Jn 6,7-9 -- No Entries
Jn 6,10-12
· (4h) Responsible to advocate God’s cause Ø
To him who has shall more be given –
If we first give ourselves to
God, and then give what we have to assist others, God will first multiply
our willingness to give, and then multiply what we have to help
others.
Jn 6-10
· (68b) Authority Ø
Doing God’s work under His authority Ø
Natural Ministry of helps
Jn 6-11
· (19c) Sin Ø
Mocking God Without a cause Ø Motivated by
demons
· (35c) Gift of God Ø
God is willing to Give Ø God’s immeasurable
generosity
· (76l) Thy kingdom come Ø
Desires of your heart Ø Desires of your
fleshly appetite
Jn 6-12
· (82i) Thy kingdom come Ø
Prayer Ø Thankfulness Ø
Giving thanks for His blessings
· (88i) Thy kingdom come Ø
Fearing the power of God is the beginning of wisdom
Jn 6-13,14 -- No Entries
Jn 6,15-17
· (54e) Paradox Ø
Opposites Ø Worshipping the flesh --
These verses go with verses 22-36
· (202j) Denying Christ Ø
Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø
Running from God Ø Running from walking in
faith Ø Running from God through unbelief --
These verses go with verses 22-36
Jn 6-15
· (62k) Paradox Ø
Anomalies Ø Being clever Ø
Making no provisions for the flesh
· (68i) Authority Ø
Discernment Ø Judging truth and error Ø
Perceiving wicked motives -- This verse goes with verse
26
· (77e) Thy kingdom come Ø
Humility Ø Refusing the glory of man Ø
Refusing to be exalted by men
· (80g) Thy kingdom come Ø
Know the word to learn the ways of God Ø
Fulfill your calling
· (87e) Thy kingdom come Ø
Ministry to God through obedience Ø Seeking the
glory of God
· (160c) Works of the devil Ø
Essential characteristics Ø Counterfeit Ø
Counterfeit God Ø Counterfeit glory
· (176g) Works of the devil Ø
The religion of witchcraft Ø Zeal without
knowledge (Spirit w/o the word) Ø Intensity
without insight
· (177h) Works of the devil Ø
The religion of witchcraft Ø Presumption Ø
Misunderstanding Ø Misunderstanding Jesus --
This verse goes with verses 32-36
Jn 6,16-25
· (62i) Paradox Ø
Anomalies Ø Being clever Ø
Taking advantage of the circumstances
Jn 6,22-36
· (16j) Sin Ø
Continuing in sin to avoid the light Ø
Pretending God is not here Ø Having hidden
motives – When you look into these verses, you see that the Jews
were seeking Jesus, not because they wanted to be with Him, or because they
wanted to hear Him preach, not even to see His miracles, but to eat more of
that freshly baked bread. If it were up to the Jews, they would have simply
followed Jesus around while he pulled bread out of the air at 8 AM and at 5
PM every day, and the what’s-there-to-eat problem would have been solved. It is unbelievable how it
seemed they never internalized the fact that the bread they ate came from
heaven. Their earthly needs were so engraved in their minds that they missed
the point that they had just witnessed a miracle. All they wanted was more
bread. They never saw it! Has anyone ever taken advantage of you? How would
you feel if God gave you the ability to pull bread out of a basket and get a
reaction like this from the people you served? Jesus never yelled at them or
was exasperated with their unbelief, but simply spoke the word of God to
them so that we would benefit from their lesson. What an incredible
demonstration of patience on Jesus’ part.
· (54e) Paradox Ø
Opposites Ø Worshipping the flesh --
These verses go with verses 15-17
· (202j) Denying Christ Ø
Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø
Running from God Ø Running from walking in
faith Ø Running from God through unbelief --
These verses go with verse 66
Jn 6,22-25
· (93l) Thy kingdom come Ø
Following Jesus Ø The multitude follow Jesus
-- These verses go with verses 1&2
Jn 6,24-26
· (75m) Thy kingdom come Ø
Having ulterior (hidden) motives
Jn 6-24
· (176h) Works of the devil Ø
The religion of witchcraft Ø Zeal without
knowledge (Spirit w/o the word) Ø Resolution
without relationship -- This verse goes with verse 66
Jn 6-25,26
· (241d) Kingdom of God Ø
Opposition toward the kingdom of God Ø
Hindering the kingdom Ø Obstacles in the way of
the kingdom Ø Ask but don’t receive Ø
Getting an answer that is not in your will -- Jesus answered them, but He didn’t answer their
question. They asked Him, “When did you get here,” and His answer was,
“You seek Me, not because you saw signs, but because you ate of the loaves
and were filled.” He answered their question, not the one on their minds,
but the one in their hearts. They sought Jesus for a free lunch, saying,
“What shall we do that we may work the works of God?” They were
essentially asking Him, ‘If you’re not giving us another free meal, then
teach us how to indefinitely pull food out of a basket.’ That’s all they
wanted. Jesus tried to direct their minds to seek the food that endures to
eternal life, but they didn’t hear a word of it. This is not what they
wanted.
Jn 6,26-36
· (76n) Thy kingdom come Ø
Desires Ø Word is food Ø
Bread of life is the word of God -- These verses go with verses
48-58
· (126i) Thy kingdom come Ø
Manifestations of faith Ø Patience Ø
The patience of God Ø God is patient
· (167d) Works of the devil Ø
Manifestations of the devil Ø Carnality Ø
The carnal mind is set on the flesh Ø Bound to
the earth -- They asked him another question, “What do you
do for a sign that we may see and believe?” This is Jesus practicing His
perfect patience in dealing with a reprobate people who are incapable of
repenting of their unbelief. They re-dressed their original question and
requisitioned Jesus again to make bread come from a basket. Jesus continued
re-directing their minds to His eternal purpose, but it was no use. After
performing so many miracles in their presence you would think they would
listen to Him, but they couldn’t care less about His ramblings about eternal
life. Jesus wanted to tell them about eternal life, but food was all that
mattered to them.
· (183e) Works of the devil Ø
The origin of lawlessness Ø Spirit of error Ø
Incubators of the spirit of error Ø Selfish
ambition
· (186d)
Works of the devil Ø The result of lawlessness Ø
The reprobate Ø Man’s role in becoming a
reprobate Ø The fool Ø
The fool throws Jesus away for something better -- Jesus told them, “You have seen me, yet you do
not believe.” This is an incredible statement. It really encapsulates the
problem that Jesus was facing with the Jews. After performing so many miracles
in their very presence, they still would not believe in Him. Are people really
any different today? What if revival broke out and signs, wonders and miracles
became commonplace, would people repent? Yes, some would repent like many did
in Jesus’ day, but what about the rest. What do you say about a person who
has witnessed the manifested presence of God and is unaffected by it? This is
the reprobate mind. These are very scary people, like the walking dead! They
are hardened in their hearts, incapable of believing in God.
· (221b) Kingdom of God Ø
The elusive kingdom of heaven Ø Kingdom hidden
behind the veil from the world Ø God hides from
man’s ignorance Ø God hides from those who
are looking for Him
Jn 6-26,27
· (36c) Gift of God Ø
Gifts from the Holy Spirit Ø Spiritual food
-- These verses go with verses 34&35
· (170h) Works of the devil Ø
Manifestations of the devil Ø Outward
appearance Ø Temporary Ø
Rewards of this life are temporary
· (233g) Kingdom of God Ø
Pursuing the kingdom Ø Seeking the kingdom Ø
Seek the kingdom by the flesh
Jn 6-26
· (68i) Authority Ø
Discernment Ø Judging truth and error Ø
Perceiving wicked motives -- This verse goes with verse
15
· (78b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Sincerity of heart Ø Being honest Ø
Telling the truth -- This verse goes with verse 32
· (136f) Temple Ø
Your spirit is the temple of God Ø The body of
Christ Ø Jesus’ fleshly body Ø
Partaking of Jesus’ sacrifice with our own flesh
-- This verse goes with verse 32
· (143j) Witness Ø
Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Witnesses of Jesus Ø
Jesus is popular because of His works -- These verses go with verse
This verse goes with verses 1&2
· (195a) Denying Christ Ø
Man exercises his will against God Ø Idolatry Ø
Serving two masters Ø You can only love one at
a time
Jn 6,27-29
· (205i) Salvation Ø
Salvation is based on God’s promises Ø Faith
versus works Ø The faith of God versus the
faith of men Ø Faith is the work of God
Jn 6-27
· (71i) Authority Ø
Jesus is ordained by God
· (136g) Temple Ø
Your spirit is the temple of God Ø The body of
Christ Ø Jesus’ spiritual body
Jn 6,28-31
· (75h) Thy kingdom come Ø
Motives Ø Being manipulative Ø
Controlling people in the dark Ø Through hidden
motives
Jn 6-28,29
· (85m) Thy kingdom come Ø
Belief Ø Treating the knowledge of God as fact Ø
Believing the Son by obeying the Father Ø
Obeying the Father through the son (The old covenant through the new)
-- These verses go with verse 40
Jn 6-28
· (184h) Works of the devil Ø
The origin of lawlessness Ø Abusing the grace
of God Ø Spending His grace on your pleasures Ø
Abusing the anointing
Jn 6-29
· (6f) Responsibility Ø
Being spiritual Ø Ministering to God by obeying
His word – Have you ever heard the statement, ‘Those who believe
obey and those who obey believe?’ That statement is true.
· (88b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Faith produces works Ø Relationship between
faith and works Ø The work of faith
· (117b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Rest in Jesus Ø Rest in His yoke through
obedience
Jn 6,30-32
· (94f) Thy kingdom come Ø
God’s perspective Ø His perspective on the
gift of God
Jn 6,32-36
· (177h) Works of the devil Ø
The religion of witchcraft Ø Presumption Ø
Misunderstanding Ø Misunderstanding Jesus --
These verses go with verses 51-58
Jn 6,32-35
· (109e) Thy kingdom come Ø
Revelation of the word of God Ø Revelation of
the meaning of God’s word
· (254e) Trinity Ø
Holy Spirit’s relationship between Father and Son Ø
Jesus is the life of the Spirit Ø We live
because He is life Ø Life is in the blood --
These verses go with verses 47-58
Jn 6-32
· (69a) Authority Ø
Discernment Ø Judging truth and error Ø
Correcting false reasoning
· (78b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Sincerity of heart Ø Being honest Ø
Telling the truth -- This verse goes with verse 47
· (136f) Temple Ø
Your spirit is the temple of God Ø The body of
Christ Ø Jesus’ fleshly body Ø
Partaking of Jesus’ sacrifice with our own flesh
-- This verse goes with verse 26
Jn 6,33-40
· (136e) Temple Ø
Your spirit is the temple of God Ø The body of
Christ Ø Jesus’ fleshly body Ø
The flesh of Jesus’ sacrifice -- These verses go with verses
47-58
Jn 6-33
· (164h) Works of the devil Ø
Manifestations of the devil Ø The world is at
enmity with God Ø The world does not know God
Jn 6,34-36
· (241e) Kingdom of God Ø
Opposition toward the kingdom of God Ø
Hindering the kingdom Ø Obstacles in the way
of the kingdom Ø Ask but don’t receive Ø
Ask but don’t receive because of unbelief
Jn 6-34,35
· (36c) Gift of God Ø
Gifts from the Holy Spirit Ø Spiritual food
-- These verses go with verses 48-51
Jn 6-34
· (195j) Denying Christ Ø
Man exercises his will against God Ø Idolatry Ø
Lord, Lord Ø Lip service
Jn 6-35
· (77a) Thy kingdom come Ø
Hunger for the essence of God Ø Hunger for His
righteousness -- This verse goes with verses 51-58
Jn 6-36
· (19m)
Sin Ø
Nature of sin Ø
Unwilling to believe Ø Spirit of unbelief -- This
verse goes with verse 64
· (70g) Authority Ø
Familiar with the truth-enemy of discernment Ø
With Jesus in the flesh -- This verse goes with verses 41-44
· (171k) Works of the devil Ø
Manifestations of the devil Ø Outward
appearance Ø Outward appearance is not
important
Jn 6,37-40
· (189i) Die to self (Process of substitution) Ø
Separation from the old man Ø Martyr Ø
Jesus was a martyr -- These verses go with verses 47-58
Jn 6-37
· (33n) Gift of God Ø
Believers are special to God Ø God receives us
· (135l) Temple Ø
Your body is the temple of God Ø Sins of the
body Ø Abortion Ø
God’s opinion of abortion Ø Jesus does not
believe in abortion
· (219g) Sovereignty Ø
God overrides the will of man Ø The elect Ø
God chooses us as we choose ourselves Ø God
chooses us as we fulfill His calling
Jn 6,38-40
· (194i) Die to self (Process of substitution) Ø
Turn from sin to God Ø Yielding Ø
Yield to God’s right to direct your way
Jn 6-38
· (13b)
Servant Ø
Jesus serves His Father Ø
Jesus is under His authority
Jn 6-39,40
· (209k) Salvation Ø
The salvation of God Ø Jesus is our sacrifice Ø
Jesus paid the price for us Ø Father sent His
son to the cross -- These verses go with verses 51-58
Jn 6-39
· (219d) Sovereignty Ø
God overrides the will of man Ø The elect Ø
God transforms the world into the church Ø God
chooses to speak to whomever He wishes -- This verse goes with verse 44
Jn 6-40
· (85m) Thy kingdom come Ø
Belief Ø Treating the knowledge of God as fact Ø
Believing the Son by obeying the Father Ø
Obeying the Father through the son (The old covenant through the new)
-- This verse goes with verses 28&29
· (118h) Thy kingdom come Ø
Eyes of your spirit Ø Giving God your attention
Ø Resolutely focus on the glory of God Ø
Focus on Jesus
· (207k) Salvation Ø
The salvation of God Ø Salvation verses Ø
The generosity of God’s salvation Ø Salvation
is eternal life -- This verse goes with verse 47
· (244d) Kingdom of God Ø
The eternal kingdom Ø Eternal life of the
trinity Ø Jesus is the source of eternal life --
This verse goes with verses 47-58
Jn 6,41-44
· (70g) Authority Ø
Familiar with the truth-enemy of discernment Ø
With Jesus in the flesh -- These verses go with verse
36. The Jews complained that Jesus said he was the
bread of life, saying, “Is not this Jesus, whose father and mother we
know…?” Jesus wasn’t worried that the Jews were not curious about what a
man of miracles would have to say. He explained to them why they were
incapable of believing, saying, “No one can come to Me, unless the Father
who sent Me draws him. It is written in the prophets, ‘And they shall all be
taught of God.’ Everyone who has heard and learned from the Father comes to
Me.” In other words, anyone who has been taught and has lived by the
precepts of the Old Testament will be prepared to believe in Jesus. The Jews
had not been living by the precepts of the Old Testament and were consequently
ill-prepared to receive their messiah. The precepts of the Ten Commandments
primarily encompassed loving God and their fellow man. The Jews did not live
by these laws, and were therefore hardened to the things Jesus came to offer
them.
· (158b) Works of the devil Ø
Essential characteristics Ø Divide and conquer Ø
Strife Ø Grumbling -- These verses go
with verse 61
Jn 6,43-45
· (64k) Paradox Ø
Anomalies Ø God helps Satan Ø
God’s judgments accomplish the devil’s will -- These verses go with
verse 65
Jn 6-44
· (106o) Thy kingdom come Ø
Hearing from God Ø Purpose of hearing from God Ø
God ordains our calling -- This verse goes with verse
65
· (219d) Sovereignty Ø
God overrides the will of man Ø The elect Ø
God transforms the world into the church Ø God
chooses to speak to whomever He wishes -- This verse goes with verse 65
Jn 6-45
· (8f) Responsible to interact with God Ø
Law prepares you for the Spirit – There are many similarities between
the Old and the New Testament. If you understand this verse, you understand
the connection between the two, which is essential to properly interpreting
many difficult portions of Scripture and the Bible as a whole. Of course Jesus
was speaking to Jews who followed the law (the Old Testament). Basically,
Jesus was saying, "Everyone who has heard and learned from the Old
Testament will find it a smooth transition to believe in the New. There were
other people like the Pharisees who didn’t follow the law, but used it for
their own sordid gain. To them, the Old Testament did not lead them to the
New, because that implies cultivating a good conscience for believing in
Jesus. In other words the Old Testament lays a solid foundation for believing
in the new, mostly by preparing your heart with a
clear conscience. See Act 16-14 for a living example of how this works.
· (90c) Thy kingdom come Ø
Keeping the law Ø Law is our tutor Ø
It prepares your heart to receive Christ
· (106m) Thy kingdom come Ø
Hearing from God Ø Purpose of hearing from God Ø
God gives us direction (Attitude)
· (239e) Kingdom of God Ø
Pursuing the kingdom Ø Pursuing the knowledge
of the kingdom Ø Teachers Ø
Teachable students Ø The teachable are taught
by God
Jn 6-46
· (104f) Thy kingdom come Ø
Pure in heart shall see God Ø Shall see the
Father Ø Being in the presence of God
· (117j) Thy kingdom come Ø
Eyes of your spirit Ø Seeing through the eyes
of your spirit Ø Acknowledging the presence of
God
Jn 6,47-58
· (136e) Temple Ø
Your spirit is the temple of God Ø The body of
Christ Ø Jesus’ fleshly body Ø
The flesh of Jesus’ sacrifice -- These verses go with verses
33-40
· (189i) Die to self (Process of substitution) Ø
Separation from the old man Ø Martyr Ø
Jesus was a martyr -- These verses go with verses 37-40
· (244d) Kingdom of God Ø
The eternal kingdom Ø Eternal life of the
trinity Ø Jesus is the source of eternal life --
These verses go with verses 66-68
· (254e) Trinity Ø
Holy Spirit’s relationship between Father and Son Ø
Jesus is the life of the Spirit Ø We live
because He is life Ø Life is in the blood --
These verses go with verses 32-35
Jn 6,47-51
· (39l) Judgment Ø
The essence of life defeated the essence of death
Jn 6-47
· (78b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Sincerity of heart Ø Being honest Ø
Telling the truth -- This verse goes with verse 53
· (207k) Salvation Ø
The salvation of God Ø Salvation verses Ø
The generosity of God’s salvation Ø Salvation
is eternal life -- This verse goes with verse 51
Jn 6,48-58
· (76n) Thy kingdom come Ø
Desires Ø Word is food Ø
Bread of life is the word of God -- These verses go with verses
26-36
Jn 6,48-51
· (36c) Gift of God Ø
Gifts from the Holy Spirit Ø Spiritual food
-- These verses go with verses 26&27
Jn 6-50
· (187b) Die to self (Process of substitution) Ø
Separation from the old manØ Die to the flesh Ø
The ministry of dying to self Ø Die to self to
minister to people Ø Die to self to encourage
the strong
Jn 6,51-58
· (17b) Sin Ø
Man’s nature is instinctively evil Ø A
barbaric nature requires a barbaric remedy – Had man not sinned,
Jesus would not have needed to die, and if you personally were not a sinner,
you would not need to partake of His sacrifice. As it stands however, man
did sin and you are a sinner, and so none of us have a choice except to
partake of His sacrifice. Therefore, anyone who partakes of the crucifixion
of God’s Son as sinners is responsible for killing Him. Either we become
partakers of Christ and hence participants in shedding His blood and are
accordingly allowed to go to heaven, or we are innocent of His death as
non-partakers and summarily wave our right to heaven. So man finds himself
between a rock and a hard spot in His relationship with God. Either we go to
heaven as murderers of His Son, or we go to hell innocent of His death but
guilty of our own sin.
· (25g) Sin Ø
Poverty (Forms of fear) Ø Killing Jesus
· (37b) Judgment Ø
The cross Ø Father slays His son
· (45e) God’s Judgment Ø
On believer’s sin Ø Through His Son Ø
On the cross
· (77a) Thy kingdom come Ø
Hunger for the essence of God Ø Hunger for
His righteousness -- These verses go with verse 35
· (177h) Works of the devil Ø
The religion of witchcraft Ø Presumption Ø
Misunderstanding Ø Misunderstanding Jesus --
These verses go with verse 15. Jesus said things that not even His closest
disciples could accept, like, “Unless you eat the flesh of the Son
of Man and drink His blood, you have no life in yourselves.” Any one who
performed miracles like Jesus did is bound to say some strange things. If
you ever meet a man who performs miracles and he says things that make sense to
your natural mind, that man is lying to you. Jesus asked them, “You do not want
to go away also, do you?” Peter answered Him, “Lord, to whom shall we
go? You have words of eternal life.” Peter had no other
place to go, yet Jesus did not act
concerned about their emotional state or their disbelief in their darkest hour,
saying, “Did I not choose you, the twelve, and yet one of you is a
devil.” The disciples were already distressed by what Jesus was saying,
and now they realized that one of them was a devil. They started
suspiciously looking at
each other. This is not what the disciples wanted to hear. They
wanted encouragement from Him, but they didn’t get it. Instead, they got
more bad news. Walking with Jesus is sometimes very hard, because he is so
unlike us. The problem with His disciples, the problem with the Jews and the
problem with the world today is that people are unspiritual and they don't
want to change.
· (205f) Salvation Ø
Salvation is based on God’s promises Ø New
covenant Ø The new covenant in His blood
· (209k) Salvation Ø
The salvation of God Ø Jesus is our sacrifice
Ø Jesus paid the price for us Ø
Father sent His son to the cross -- These verses go with verses
39&40
· (229j) Kingdom of God Ø
God’s kingdom is a living organism Ø
Partaking Ø Partaking of Jesus Ø
Partaking of Jesus’ gift
-- Jesus equated His flesh to the bread they were seeking from the miracle
He performed feeding the five thousand a few days earlier. He equated the
bread to His own body that He would sacrifice on the cross. Once He ascended
to the Father, He would distribute the Holy Spirit in like manner as life to
those who are hungry for the essence of God, and they will become His
children through the transaction.
Jn 6-51
· (37c) Judgment Ø
Jesus’ humanity Ø He had human flesh
· (53d) Paradox Ø
Opposites Ø Of life and death Ø
Jesus’ death is our life
· (111k) Thy kingdom come Ø
Spirit and the word Ø Living and active word of
God
· (207k) Salvation Ø
The salvation of God Ø Salvation verses Ø
The generosity of God’s salvation Ø Salvation
is eternal life -- This verse goes with verse 40
Jn 6,53-58
· (37h) Judgment of God Ø
Redemption of man Ø His blood delivered us from
destruction
Jn 6-53,54
· (57g) Paradox Ø
Opposites Ø Jesus died to give us life
-- These verses go with verse 57
Jn 6-53
· (78b) Thy kingdom come Ø
Sincerity of heart Ø Being honest Ø
Telling the truth -- This verse goes with verse 26
· (229h) Partaking
(Key verse)
Jn 6-56-58
· (139k) Temple Ø
Temple made without hands Ø Hiding place Ø
Abiding in Jesus
Jn 6-57
· (57g) Paradox Ø
Opposites Ø Jesus died to give us life
-- This verse goes with verses 53&54
Jn 6,59-62
· (146l) Witness Ø
Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Jesus’ works bear
witness of Himself Ø Purpose of Miracles, Signs
And Wonders Ø Evidence to trust Him
Jn 6-59
· (122i) Thy kingdom come Ø
Manifestations of faith Ø Boldness in adverse
circumstances Ø Speak the truth in the face of
adversity
Jn 6,60-62
· (106h) Thy kingdom come Ø
Hearing from God Ø Means of hearing from God Ø
Through His Son
Jn 6-61,62
· (147a) Witness Ø
Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Jesus’ works bear
witness of Himself Ø Remember Jesus’ miracles
Jn 6-61
· (158b) Works of the devil Ø
Essential characteristics Ø Divide and conquer Ø
Strife Ø Grumbling -- This verse goes
with verses 41-44
· (201f) Denying Christ Ø
Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø
Jesus is an offense Ø Jesus offends the world Ø
The cross offends the world
Jn 6-63
· (160c) Works of the devil Ø
Essential characteristics Ø Counterfeit Ø
Counterfeit God Ø Counterfeit life
· (254h) Trinity Ø
Holy Spirit’s relationship between Father and Son Ø
Jesus is equal with the Holy Spirit Ø Holy Spirit
is life Ø Spirit of God is the life of Christ -- Everything about Jesus was about the Spirit of
God. His words were drenched in the Holy Spirit. His flesh, once sacrificed
released a spiritual flood into the world, resembling the bread that he
distributed to the five thousand, as much as they wanted until they were
satisfied. After Jesus rose from the dead and ascended to heaven He distributed
the Holy Spirit to all who would receive Him, and has been doing so ever since.
· (254k) God’s Word Is Spirit
(Key verse)
· (255a) Trinity Ø
Holy Spirit’s relationship between Father and Son Ø
God’s word is Spirit Ø Spirit of the word Ø
Words of His Spirit are life
Jn 6-64
· (19m)
Sin Ø
Nature of sin Ø
Unwilling to believe Ø Spirit of unbelief -- This
verse goes with verse 36
· (152g) Witness Ø
Validity of the Father Ø Witnesses of the
father Ø Prophets Ø
Jesus is a prophet Ø Jesus prophesies to the
world -- This verse goes with verses 70&71
Jn 6-65
· (64k) Paradox Ø
Anomalies Ø God helps Satan Ø
God’s judgments accomplish the devil’s will -- This verse goes with
verses 43-45
· (106o) Thy kingdom come Ø
Hearing from God Ø Purpose of hearing from God Ø
God ordains our calling -- This verse goes with verse
44
· (219d) Sovereignty Ø
God overrides the will of man Ø The elect Ø
God transforms the world into the church Ø God
chooses to speak to whomever He wishes -- This verse goes with verse 39
Jn 6,66-71
· (5h) Responsibility Ø
Discipleship tested Ø God tests your loyalty Ø
Your commitment to follow Jesus –
Jesus said some things that were
not too popular with His disciples. They must have thought He had lost His
mind or perhaps never had it, so they left
Him, instead of trusting Him. The ones that stayed were struggling with His
words, but Jesus wasn’t very understanding about their feelings. In fact, He
continued to say things that were difficult to accept, things that were meant
to scare them even more. Peter uttered a statement of faith, perhaps hoping
also to get a little sympathy from the Lord, but Jesus told him
that one of them was a devil. These were trying times for the disciples. God
wants to know if your faith is sincere, or if you are merely tagging along for
some other reason.
· (92e) Thy kingdom come Ø
The narrow way Ø Trail of good works Ø
You cannot walk two trails
Jn 6,66-69
· (150f) Witness Ø
Validity of Jesus Christ Ø Works of the church
bear witness of Jesus Ø Confessing Jesus Ø
Confessing Jesus as the son of God
· (193k) Die to self (Process of substitution) Ø
Turn from sin to God Ø Run to God Ø
Run to God to avoid running from Him
Jn 6,66-68
· (244d) Kingdom of God Ø
The eternal kingdom Ø Eternal life of the
trinity Ø Jesus is the source of eternal life --
These verses go with verse 40
Jn 6-66
· (2f) Responsible to avoid offending God Ø
Keep your commitments –
It is one thing for the world to rob you of
your faith through many trials or temptations, but it is quite another thing for
the master of your faith to talk you out of it. If whatever Christ says to you
weakens your faith, then you either misinterpreted Him or He is challenging you
to a greater commitment than you already have. Never let the Bible sway
you from your faith; instead, reread it, or study the part that is confusing you
until you understand it. Another thing you can do is increase your commitment to
Christ in order to place yourself in a position to receive wisdom from God, that
He may explain it to you, but don’t just walk away from Him. There is no
reward in that.
· (159a) Works of the devil Ø
Essential characteristics Ø Counterfeit Ø
Counterfeit godliness Ø Love sickening sweet Ø
Mask over the real self
· (170j) Works of the devil Ø
Manifestations of the devil Ø Outward appearance Ø
Temporary Ø Back-sliders are temporary
· (176h) Works of the devil Ø
The religion of witchcraft Ø Zeal without
knowledge (Spirit w/o the word) Ø Resolution
without relationship -- This verse goes with verse 24
· (197i) Denying Christ Ø
Man exercises his will against God Ø Man withers
when he is in control Ø Unfaithfulness Ø
Unfaithful to God
· (199e) Denying Christ Ø
Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø
Rejecting Christ Ø Throwing God away Ø
Renouncing your faith
· (203g) Back-Slider
(Key verse)
· (202j) Denying Christ Ø
Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø
Running from God Ø Running from walking in faith Ø
Running from God through unbelief -- This verse goes with verses 15-17
· (203h) Denying Christ Ø
Man chooses his own destiny apart from God Ø
Back-slider Ø Withdraw from obeying God Ø
Withdrawing from God
Jn 6,67-69
· (216i) Sovereignty Ø
God overrides the will of man Ø God’s will
over man Ø Compelled by the Spirit Ø
God forces you through your own convictions
· (231e) Kingdom of God Ø
God’s kingdom is a living organism Ø Mystery
of godliness Ø Revelation of Jesus is the
mystery of the kingdom Ø Jesus is the mystery
of the kingdom
Jn 6-70,71
· (152g) Witness Ø
Validity of the Father Ø Witnesses of the
father Ø Prophets Ø
Jesus is a prophet Ø Jesus prophesies to the
world -- These verses go with verse 64
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