Johns Gospel & its relation
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An examination of the parable of the
marriage of the Kings Son (Matt. 22:2-10).
Johns gospel fits into the place of the parable after the
city is destroyed and burnt.
John has a world-wide message which is to make sure that the wedding
will be furnished with guests. |
42 min. |
4,6 MB |
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John emphasises that Jesus is the Messiah.
A comparison of the 1st. and 8th. signs.
An explanation of draw out now in the 1st. sign. |
44 min. |
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Adoption applied to three different companies:
Rom. 9:4; Gal. 4:5; Eph. 1:5.
Johns use of teknon children, as distinct from Pauls
use of huios son. |
42 min. |
4,7 MB |
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The conversation of Christ with Nicodemus.
The will of the Father, Spirit, and Son John 1:13; 3:8; 5:2
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Dispensations can run concurrently e.g. Gal. 2:7-9.
John stresses the ascension. |
46 min. |
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Paul is the only N.T. writer
who links a group of believers with Christ from the crucifixion
to the glory: Crucified with ... Dead with ... Buried with ... Quickened
with ... Raised with ... Seated with ... Manifested with Christ.
Johns gospel contrasted with Ephesians and Colossians.
Johns gospel was written that mankind may have life. |
44 min. |
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An examination of the last doxology in
Romans 16:24-27, including a study of the mystery that had been
kept silent. |
41 min. |
4,8 MB |
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Distinguishing between Hebrews and Ephesians.
Hebrews: Christ sat down alone. Ephesians: Gentile believer
seated with Christ. |
40 min |
4,4 MB |
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Parallels between Hebrews and Philippians.
What Philippians is to the Ephesian & Colossian calling; Hebrews
is to the Roman & Corinthian calling. |
46 min. |
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Does Johns use of allos
in John 10:16 mean that the other sheep cannot be Gentiles?
An examination of the Scriptural use of allos and heteros shows
that the other sheep could be Gentiles. |
36 min |
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