Final Flashcards
Who is Jesus (ch. 13-17)
Jesus is the Teacher & the Lord (foot washing) Humble servant (ch. 13--foot washing) The way the truth and the life (ch. 14) True Vine (15) Great High Priest (17)
Who is Jesus (ch. 18-21)
King of the Jews (sign on the cross)
Crucified for our sins (all of 19)
Jesus is alive! (resurrection)
Jesus is forgiving (re-institution of peter)
Jesus is in control of our lives and our deaths (Talking to John and Peter on the shore)
Talk about Chapter 13
Lord’s Supper & Jesus washes His disciples’ feet.
- The one being most humbled is the one whose feet are being washed, because it’s admitting they need to be cleansed.
- Peter tries to dictate what Jesus will wash.
- This points to the cross—if he won’t let Jesus wash His feet then how can he accept His washing we receive from the cross.
- There is an aspect of worship you can’t give to Jesus until you serve one another.
- Jesus exposes Judas as the one who will betray him.
Talk about Ch. 14
Jesus comforts His disciples (14:1-15)
Parakletos
-The same relationship that is eternally experienced whereby they all abide in one another, we are invited to
-Mutual indwelling.
Talk about Ch. 15
Vine & Branches/Abiding
Setting: left the upper room, headed to gethsamne, would have seen vineyards and the vine dressers working.
VINE:
∞Jesus is the established and rooted one.
∞Jesus is the source.
∞Jesus says He is the true vine
VINEDRESSER:
-The Father
∞He’s the vinedresser who actually owns the vine, He’s not just one who works for the farmer.
∞He doesn’t just want fruit, He wants great fruit.
BRANCHES:
-We are the branches
∞We ought to be able to move and flexible wherever the Father moves us.
∞They need to be held up to the light in order to produce fruit.
-Progression of fruitfulness
-Pruning referring to cleansing, the process of sanctification
-Abiding
What it means to abide: to talk to Him, ask Him for things, to have relationship with Him (7)
Chapter 16
The work of the Holy Spirit --Jesus not only has to die for our sins but represent us before the Father as the high priest and sending the Spirit to us. Ministry: TO THE WORLD a. Convict==bring to light something that was hiding in darkness b. Unbelief (9) c. Self-Righteousness (10) d. Deception (11) TO THE DISCIPLES a. Lead to Truth (12-15) b.Right standing before God (16-28) c. Belief (29-33)
Ch. 17
Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer
- He is both Mediator and Sacrifice
- Next chapter is His encounter with the earthly high priest
- Central Focus: love, the glorification of Jesus and the Father, and for protection and sanctification of the disciples, and unity for all believers
Ch. 18
Jesus is arrested and goes through the high priest
Insecurity of the earthly High Priest compared to Jesus’ humility and authority as the heavenly High Priest.
Peter denies Jesus
Jesus before Pilate
He never asserts Himself as King, he lets others come to that conclusion.
ch. 19
Jesus sentenced to crucifixion, Crucifixion
7 COMPONENTS
1. Jesus carried his own cross
2. The sign that Jesus was the king of the Jews is in 3 languages.
3. The challenge of what Pilate had written on the sign
4.Jesus asks John to take care of Mary
5. Jesus declares His thirst
6. He loudly states It Is Finished
7. The piercing of Jesus’ side and the 7th wound
INCLUDE THE INCLUSION
John 2 and 19
Water and Wine
Ch.20
The Empty Tomb
Jesus appears to His disciples
Epilogue of John’s Gospel
Peter jumps out and tries to beat the rest of the disciples there. He’s trying to prove his love for Jesus. He’s trying on his own to drag the fish in.
LOVE Eros Phileo Agape -->Agape love when it comes to completion comes to phileo.
Context of 1 John
Written to the churches of Asia from Ephesus (the mother church of Asia
- Ephesus was the trading center of Asia and its largest, most important city
- In Asia, Ephesus was the center of:
1. Gnostic teaching
2. Idolatry –the emperor is requiring worship for him
The letters to the seven local churches of Asia provide insight into the struggles and spiritual state of John’s audience
Spiritual State of 1 John
- having a deep love relationship with Christ is what makes you the church
- hot or cold has to do with how you are an effective witness to your culture
Circumstances of 1 John
- the need for renewed love in the churches
- if the church is going to have a vibrant love with Christ then they should have a vibrant love for one another. You cannot have one without the other.
- to encourage the churches in the rejection of the Gnostics
- to further counteract Gnostic teaching
1 John 1
. Progressive encounter with Jesus (1:1)
Four actions that apostles do in regard to Jesus
1. start by hearing him
2. they have seen with their eyes (seen: typical verb for see)
3. what they have looked at (looked at: means really to analyze or stare at)
4. what we have touched with our hands
These apostles have had a progressive encounter with Jesus. Which sets up how our relationship with Christ should be- going deeper and deeper and deeper
This is highly anti-gnostic. Gnostics wanted to go deeper and deeper in their enlightenment with Christ but John is describing the need to go deeper in a love relationship.
