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1:02:25

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 7 years ago

31:15

In fact commentators of John's gospel refer to it as Johannine irony.

1:03:08

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 7 years ago

18:47

By the way here is another instance of Johannine irony and it's found throughout John's gospel as one

1:09:41

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 7 years ago

35:11

in John 12, 34 should be 7, 35 and 36 are therefore another example of what we spoke of last week, Johannine

43:24

The Gospel of John: Jesus before Pilate (1) part 1

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

almost 6 years ago

32:20

It constitutes a formidable example of Johannine irony.

1:01:46

The Gospel of John: The King on His Cross

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 5 years ago

45:09

So we have one more example of Johannine irony, don't we? He is the king of the Jews.

1:07:19

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 7 years ago

32:58

But this is another example, by the way, of subtle, but it's there, Johannine irony.

50:14

John 11:1-6 (Dying For The Glory Of God)

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

over 4 years ago

17:19

John is the most theological of all of the Gospels and if you wade down deep enough into the Johannine waters, that's just a smart way of saying John, then you'll see that it's also very complex. The gospel of John is like a like a small kiddie pool for a child where they can wade in and enjoy the water safely and yet it's the Mariana Trench for the scholar and for the student of the Bible who can go into great depths and study and you cannot exhaust it.

58:32

The Gospel of Luke (25):Offended because of Jesus? 05/14/2023

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 3 years ago

11:48

John is born witness to Jesus. So questions like these are unexpected. Some think his faith has failed in the harsh conditions of Herod's prison. Others think his patience has given out and he's suggesting that Jesus should actively bring in the kingdom.

56:59

John 7:8-18 (The Rejection and Reception of Christ)

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

about 5 years ago

11:35

So John uses his irony to showcase that they're living between the tension of these two eras. One is dying. One is rising. I'll show you what I mean. John 1, 11 through 12, I think is probably the first statement of irony.

42:27

The Eternal Life - [1 John 1:1-4]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 8 years ago

31:06

But this is the authorial intent. John's making it very easy for me. He says it right out. I'm writing these things so that our joy may be complete. He's very good at this. John does the same thing in his gospel.

59:18

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

almost 8 years ago

50:38

John then used a metaphor to describe the joy he was experiencing even as his own ministry seemed to be winding down. There's 29 he who has the bride is the bridegroom. But the friend of the bridegroom who stands and hears him rejoices greatly because of the bridegroom's voice and therefore this joy of mine is fulfilled.

42:21

Holy Violence in the Life of John the Baptist

RGC

Redeeming Grace Church

over 2 years ago

5:19

Jesus' rhetorical questions are meant as both a rebuke to mere gawkers, as well as an exhortation to those that really believe John, to realize that Jesus is in fact the fulfillment of John's ministry.

22:55

Wednesday Night, December 2, 2020, PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

15:57

Royal palaces. And here we find that Jesus's humor has a serrated edge. Remember that John is in the royal tank, and others are on the royal take. John had attracted a huge following by God's grace. He preached and taught, not as one trying to keep the authorities happy and keep the people appeased, the religious leaders appeased.

1:05:40

The Gospel of John: The Arrest of Jesus

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

almost 6 years ago

51:12

We see his human nature displayed for us but in John's gospel we have portrayed a different scene as it were. Jesus in his regal authority steps forward to face his enemies confronting and challenging them regarding their intended duty and purpose.

41:11

Synoptics - John 12

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 14 years ago

16:06

The result is a mishmash. And unfortunately, that's what a lot of people do. We have to be aware of that when speaking with folks. But this theme is all through John, and it's going to come to a particularly pointed and difficult application here in John 12.

54:42

Truth, Hope And Love

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 15 years ago

32:25

So John like many New Testament Epistles he begins with a word of encouragement. He found joy and he saw these people how he saw them how he heard about them. Who knows people probably coming and going maybe the elect sister often got word Of what was going on?

1:23:10

Survey of the Autopic Gospel

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 6 years ago

28:32

John's and what we're going to see when we look at the theology of John is John's entire purpose is to express the absolute uniqueness of Jesus Christ as the God -man. So he uses this phrase over and over I am This I am that I am I am I am.

52:31

His Hour Had Not Yet Come

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

4 months ago

28:36

Notice this is not the crowd speaking. This is also not Jesus speaking. But in this particular verse, this is John the writer who is writing a comment about the situation to us. So this is for the benefit of the reader.

27:15

Wednesday Night, December 9, 2020, PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

7:39

It's in the white space. They're laughing. That's a good joke. Everybody knew John the Baptist. They knew that he was solid. They knew he was courageous. They knew he was bold. They knew that he wasn't going to turn away from the truth.

56:34

Lars Larson Live Stream

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 6 years ago

23:37

John and his community are people who even now reign together in Jesus' kingdom. But this is a kingdom unanticipated by the majority of Jews. The exercise of rule in this kingdom begins and continues only as one faithfully endures tribulation.