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. Incredulous (v. 33) a. What is the allegation? b. What does Pilate realize upon seeing Jesus? c. What is the focus of Pilate’s inquiry? 2. Clarity (v. 34) a. What sort of answer does Pilate’s question require? b. Why does Jesus want to make the question clearer? c. How has Jesus turned the tables? 3. Obstinance (v. 35a) 4. Pleading (v. 35b) 5. Application: Beware the fear of man.

. The Shepherd’s Work (vv. 1-4) 1. Call to Faithfulness 2. Condemnation of the Faithless (vv. 2-3a) 3. Compassion on the Scattered (v. 3) 4. The Good Shepherd (v. 4) B. The Conquest (vv. 5-12) 1. The Good News (v. 5) 2. The Mighty Men (v. 5) 3. Restoration (vv. 6-9) 4. Return (v. 10) 5. Retribution (v. 11) 6. Regneration (v. 12) III. Conclusion

Call to Faithfulness (v. 1) Practical Concerns Spiritual Diagnosis  Application : Do we entrust what is most precious, most needful to God, and are we patiently waiting upon Him? Condemnation (v. 2) False Religion Wandering People Faithless Shepherds  Compassion (v. 3) The Lord’s Flock Transformation Cornerstone (v. 4) Provision Application : How shall these blessings come to pass?

Messiah Abandoned (vv. 1-2) God Worshiped (vv. 3-5) Messiah Mocked (vv. 6-8)

The Strike (22-23) The Transfer (24) The Denials (25-27)

Questions (19) Focus (20) Rebuke (21)

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The Watcher of Israel (v. 1) Conquest of the Mighty (vv. 2-4) Conquest of the Profane (vv. 5-6) Worship of the Remnant (v. 7-8)

A. Mastery (vv. 1-2) B. Majesty (vv. 3-6) C. Mandate (vv. 7-8) D. Mission (vv. 9-11)

Query (vv. 1-3) Date (v. 1) Delegation (v. 2)  The Offering Answer (vv. 4-7) Divine Response Questions in Reply Application : False spirituality condemned .  Reminder (vv. 8-15) Four Precepts Indictment Against the Fathers  Judgment On the Fathers Application : Grieve and mourn for sin itself . Take refuge in Christ .  Follow after Christ .

Concern for the Disciples (vv. 11-16) 1. Keeping 2. Realism B. Means of Sanctification (v. 17) 1. Holiness 2. Sanctification in the Truth 3. The Importance of Holiness C. Mission of the Disciples (v. 18) 1. Purposeful Holiness 2. The World Needs the Truth 3. The Task of the Disciples D. Consecrated Saviour (v. 19)

I. Introduction II. Main Argument A. Forces Arrayed (vv. 1-3) 1. Two Mountains 2. Four Chariots 3. Application: All of history is arranged and worked out in light of… B. Forces Deployed (vv. 4-7) 1. Explanation 2. The North 3. The South 4. The Submission 5. Application: What appears in the world is not necessarily what is… C. Peace Restored (v. 8) 1. Victory 2. Peace 3. Idolatry Vanquished III.Con...

A. The Means of Success (vv. 6-7) The Spirit of God The Grace of God Application a. The Urgency of Faithfulness b. Trust in God’s Sufficiency, Provision, and Faithfulness B. The Sign of Success (vv. 8-9) 1. Certainty 2. Acknowledgment C. The Significance of Small Faithfulness (v. 10) Scorn a. HistoricalBackground b. Application : Godlinessisseenbyfaithfulnessinsmallthings Joy Promised D. The Inter...

The Hour (v. 1) The Life (v. 2-3) The Glory (vv. 4-5)

A. The Lampstand (vv. 1-3) 1. Vision Five 2. Historic Setting (cf. Ezra 5-6) 3. The Mega Menorah B. The Spirit (vv. 4-7) 1. Lack of Clarity 2. Spiritual Fruitfulness 3. Perspective

A. Confused (vv. 29-30) B. Faltering (vv. 31-32) C. Triumphant (v. 33)

A. Qualified (vv. 1-5) B. Tasks (vv. 6-7) C. Promises (vv. 7-9) D. Glory (v. 10)

1. Trouble (1, 3) 2. Remedy (2, 4) 3. Glory (5)

Departure Confusion (vv. 16-18) Sorrow Transformed to Joy (vv. 19-22) Prayer Brings Joy (vv. 23-24)

A. Necessity of the Spirit (vv. 11-12) 1. The World’s Perverse Judgment 2. Revelation of Christ 3. The Work of the Spirit B. Guide to Truth (v. 13) 1. Importance of Doctrine 2. Leading in Obedience 3. Prophecy C. Glory of Christ (vv. 13-15) 1. Declare Christ’s Truth 2. Focused on Christ 3. Good of the Saints

. Run (vv. 6-9) 1. Gathered 2. Returned 3. Reversal 4. Application a. The danger of being at ease with God’s enemies (vv. 6-7) b. The delight God takes in His people (v. 8) c. The slavery of the wicked (v. 9) B. Rejoice (vv. 10-12) 1. Shout Joyfully 2. Gathering 3. Choice 4. Application a. The triune God (vv. 9-10) b. The proper response to God’s gospel is joy (v. 10) c. One plan and means of salv...

Restoration Measured (vv. 1-2) Survey Halted (vv. 3-5) Returned Demanded (vv. 6-7)

A. “Conviction” | John 16:8-11| p. 848 | Light Shines in the Darkness No. 99 SERMON NOTES The Spirit’s Work (v. 8) Better for Jesus to Depart Christ’s Spirit Comes Sin (v. 9) 1. Unbelief 2. Perception B. 3. Dreadfulness C. Righteousness (v. 10) The World’s Righteousness Christ’s Righteousness Provision of Righteousness Application : conviction of sin must always lead to conviction of... Judgment (...

Two Witnesses (vv. 26-27) The Nature of Persecution (vv. 1-3) The Means of Perseverance (v. 4)

A. Restoration (vv. 16-17) B. Reality (vv. 18-20) C. Recompense (vv. 21-22)