In The Temple At The Feast of
Tabernacles
96.1 If anyone chooses to do God’s
will he will find out whether the teaching of Jesus comes from God or
from man
96.2 The Holy Ghost was not yet
given because Jesus was not yet glorified
The Story of the
Adulteress
97.1 When he wrote on the ground
before the men who accused the woman taken in adultery
97.2 Go and sin no more
Jesus Claimed To Be the Light of
the World
98.1 His Father
Pharisees Attempted To Stone Jesus
99.1 That he was “I Am”
99.2 You will know the truth and the
truth will set you free
99.3 Abraham
99.4
Because they did the
works of their father the devil namely lusts, murder and lies
Contention Over The Man Born
Blind
100.1 All sickness is a result of
Adam’s sin
100.2 Jesus spat on the ground and
made clay of the spittle and put it on the man’s eyes. Then Jesus told
him to go wash in the pool of Siloam
100.3 Neighbors - They were
amazed. Jn. 9:8 Is not this he that sat and begged?
Pharisees - The
Pharisees rejected. Jn. 9:16 This man is not from God because he
keepeth not the Sabbath.
Parents - The
parents feared that they would be put out of the synagogue. Jn. 9:22
Ex-blind man - He
had a real experience with God. Jn. 9:25 One thing I know that
whereas I was blind, now I see.
100.4 One thing I know – I was blind
but now I see
100.5 The god of this world has
blinded the minds of unbelievers. Gentiles have understanding darkened
because of blindness of heart. Jesus told the Laodicean church who
thought they had need of nothing that they were blind. Blindness in
part happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles be come in.
Discourse On The Good Shepherd
101.1 They know his voice
101.2 I am the door of the sheep
(11) I am the good shepherd
101.3 That they may have life and
that they might have it more abundantly
101.4 A good shepherd will give his
life for the sheep but a hireling flees when the wolf comes
101.5 Perhaps the Gentiles
Mission And Return Of The Seventy
102.1 Several possibilities - 1)
for encouragement 2) for training 3) for accountability
102.2 The devils were subject to
them
102.3 That their names were written
in heaven
Parable Of The Good Samaritan
103.1 Who is my neighbor?
103.2 Thieves—Satan, Man beaten and
robbed—sinner who has lost his virtue, Priests and Levites—religious
people, Samaritan—Jesus, Innkeeper--church
Jesus The Guest Of Martha And
Mary
104.1 Martha was a worrier and a
busy worker. Mary seemed calmer and a listener
Prayer Taught And Encouraged
105.1 To pray
105.2 They observed Jesus praying
105.3 We should have importunity in
prayer
105.4 More than a Father gives his
children bread, fish and eggs, God wants to give us the Holy Ghost
Accusation Of A League With
Beelzebub
106.1 Those who hear the word of God
and obey it
106.2 The queen of the south and the
men of Nineveh
Dining With A Pharisee, Jesus
Denounced That Sect
107.1 1) They tithed but neglected
justice and the love of God 2) They loved the most important seats in
the synagogue 3) They were like unmarked graves
107.2 1) They loaded people
with heavy burdens but did not help them 2) They built tombs for the
prophets that their forefathers had killed
3) They took away the key to knowledge
and hindered others from entering knowledge
Concerning Hypocrisy, Worldly
Anxiety, Watchfulness
108.1 Hypocrisy
108.2 A man’s life does not consist
in the abundance of his possessions
108.3 You have plenty of goods laid
up for many years, take life easy; eat, drink and be merry
108.4 You fool! This night thy soul
shall be required of thee
108.5 Those who are watching, The
ones doing the master’s will
108.6 Much
Repentance Enjoined. Parable Of
The Barren Fig-Tree
109.1 1) Galileans whose blood
Pilate mixed with sacrifices 2) Men upon which the tower of Siloam fell
109.2 Another year to dig around
and fertilize the fig tree
Healing Of Crippled Woman On
Sabbath
110.1 A spirit of infirmity
110.2 A man unties his ox or donkey
and leads it to water on the Sabbath. How much more should this woman
be set free on the Sabbath?
Feast Of Dedication. Jews
Attempted To Stone Jesus
111.1 No man is able to pluck you
out of your Father’s hand
111.2 Because he claimed to be God
111.3 In Jesus
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He Retired From Jerusalem
The Strait Gate. Warned Against
Herod
113.1 Strive to enter in the strait
gate
113.2 As a hen gathers her chicks
under her wings
Sabbath Healing And Lessons
Suggested By The Event
114.1 Take the lowest seat until
you are invited to a better place
114.2 Those that cannot repay you
114.3 1) I bought a field and must
go see it 2) I bought five yoke of oxen and must try them out 3) I
just got married and can’t come
Counting The Cost Of Discipleship
115.1 Building a tower, going to
war
Parables Of The Lost Sheep, Coin
And Son
116.1 The Pharisees and scribes
were murmuring because Jesus received and ate with sinners
116.2 1) Sheep strayed away 2)
Coin was lost carelessly 3) The younger son went away on purpose
116.3 1/100 of the sheep were lost,
1/10 of the coins was lost and ˝ of the sons left on purpose
116.4 It seems that the parables
could apply to both groups
116.5 There was celebration and
rejoicing
116.6 1) Compassionate and loving
father 2) Rebellious younger son 3) Faithful but unforgiving older
son
116.7 It probably would not have
done any good until the boy hit bottom, came to his senses and was
willing to change.
116.8 He talked about how his
father’s hired men were better off than he was
116.9 He rehearsed what he was
going to say when he met his father
116.10 His attitude changed from
selfish, rebellious, and proud to humility, repentance and
gratefulness
116.11 1) The lost can be found 2)
We must care about the lost and diligently seek out those who wander
and are carelessly lost 3) Sometimes we must let the rebellious lost
hit bottom and recognize their need for change 4) We must forgive
those who come back
Parables on Stewardship
117.1 You will end up being devoted
to one and despise the other
117.2 Adultery
117.3 When he was in hell, which
was too late.
117.4 If Lazarus would rise from
the dead and testify to them
117.5 Their faith
117.6 Unprofitable servants
Raising Of Lazarus
118.1 Two days. That the son of God
might be glorified and (42) that the people might believe
118.2 If you had been here my
brother would not have died (24) I know he will rise again in the
resurrection in the last day. (39) But she objected when Jesus said to
roll away the stone
118.3 Jesus saw Mary weeping. He
wept perhaps because He was touched by their sorrow
The Effect Of The Raising Of
Lazarus
119.1 All men would believe on Jesus
and the Romans would take away their place and nation
Ten Lepers
120.1 He returned to give thanks by
praising God with a loud voice
120.2 Noah and Lot
120.3 Because she turned back after
being delivered from Sodom
The Importunate Widow, Pharisee
And Publican
121.1 The woman persistently came
to the unjust judge until she got justice
121.2 The Pharisee in his prayer
told God how good he was. The Publican would not even look up to
heaven but asked God to mercy because he was a sinner
Concerning Divorce
122.1 Anyone who divorces their
spouse except for marital unfaithfulness, and marries another commits
adultery
Christ and Children
123.1 As a little child
Rich Ruler, Laborers In Vineyard
124.1 To recognize Jesus as God
since only God is good
124.2 Trusting in riches
124.3 Receiving a hundred times as
much in this present age (homes, brothers, sisters, mothers, children
and fields) and in the age to come eternal life
124.4 Because it was agreed and
because the householder had the right to do with his money as he
pleased and he was generous
Foretelling Death, Rebuking
Ambition
125.1 Betrayed and delivered unto
the chief priests, condemned to death, turned over to the Gentiles,
mocked, scourged, crucified and rise on the third day
125.2 Their mother
125.3 Be a servant to them
Bartimaeus Healed
126.1 He shouted (cried out) all
the more
126.2 Lord, that I might received
my sight.
Zacchaeus. Parable Of Pounds.
Journey To Jerusalem
127.1 Because he was short and he
wanted to see Jesus
127.2 I give half of my goods to
the poor and if I have cheated anyone out of anything I will pay back
four times the amount
127.3 To seek and to save that
which was lost
127.4 One pound to each
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128.A. Jesus Arrived and Is Feasted
at
Bethany
128a.1 Because of Lazarus having been
raised from the dead, many Jews believed on Jesus
128.B. Entry into Jerusalem
128b.1 If they keep quiet the stones
will cry out
128b.2 He wept because they did not
recognize the day of their visitation and that Jerusalem would be
leveled to the ground
Tree Cursed, Temple Cleansed
129.1 It had leaves but no fruit
129.2 A house of prayer
Greeks Sought Jesus. He Shall Draw All
Men Unto Him
130.1 To see Jesus
130.2 Except a corn of wheat fall
into the ground and die, it abides alone, but if it dies it brings
forth more fruit
130.3 They feared being put out of
the synagogues and they loved the praise of men more than the praise
of God
The Withered Fig-Tree
131.1 You could say to the mountain
“Be thou removed and be thou cast into the sea,” and it shall be done
and all things you ask in prayer believing ye shall receive.
131.2 Forgive
Parables Showing His Authority
132.1 He asked them whether the
baptism of John was from heaven or of men?
132.2 What matters is if you do the
will of the Father and not if you just say you are going to do it
132.3 Because the Jews rejected
God’s prophets and killed his son, God will turn to the Gentiles
132.4 If we do not accept the
invitation to the wedding banquet of God’s son then God will find
others to come
Paying Tribute
133.1 Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesar’s and unto God the things that are God’s
Sadducees Asked About Resurrection
134.1 They didn’t know the
scriptures nor the power of God. In the resurrection there is no
marriage but people will be like the angels.
A Lawyer Asked About Great Commandment
135.1 1) The Lord is one and you
should love the Lord with all your heart, soul, mind and strength 2)
Love your neighbor as yourself.
Question Which None Could Answer
136.1 If David calls Christ the
Lord, how can he be his son?
Denounced Scribes and Pharisees
137.1 To be seen of men
137.2 They shut up the kingdom of
God preventing others to go in
They devoured widows houses
and for pretense made long prayers
They made their proselytes
children of hell
They tithed but omitted
justice, mercy and faith
They made clean the outside
of man but not the inside
They built tombs of
prophets they had killed
Observing the Offerings and Widow's
Mites
138.1 Others cast in of their
abundance but she cast in all that she had even all her living
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Destruction of Jerusalem Foretold,
Second Coming of Christ, Parables of Virgins and Talents, Final
Judgment
139.1 1) When shall these things
be? 2) What shall be the sign of thy coming? 3) And of the end of
the world?
139.2 Many shall come in my name;
Wars and rumors of wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes; False
prophets, love of many shall wax cold; Gospel of kingdom shall be
preached in all the world; days like the days of Noah; hated of all
men for His Name sake
139.3 Lightning
139.4 Watch, for you know not when
the Son of man comes
139.5 To one five, to another two,
to another one
139.6 When you feed the hungry,
clothe the naked, and visit the sick you have done it unto Christ
Jesus Predicted His Death
140.1 After the Passover
Mary Anointed Jesus for His Burial
141.1 To what purpose is this waste?
141.2 Why was not this ointment sold
for three hundred pence and given to the poor?
141.3 Because he was a thief and had
the money bag. (He probably would have used some for himself.)
Judas Bargained To Betray Jesus
142.1 Thirty pieces of silver
Preparation for Passover
143.1 They were to follow a man
bearing a pitcher of water
Contention to be Greatest
144.1 Which of them should be
considered the greatest
Jesus Washed the Disciples' Feet
145.1 He washed the feet of the
twelve
Betrayal Foretold
146.1 The one to whom he gave the
sop
Peter's Denial Foretold
147.1 If you have love one to
another
Lord's Supper
148.1 This do in remembrance of
Jesus. As oft as you do this you show the Lord’s death till he comes
Farewell Discourse to Disciples in the
Upper Room
149.1 A place so we may be with him
149.2 He that hath seen me hath
seen the Father
149.3 Greater works
149.4 Keep His commandments
149.5 The Holy Ghost
149.6 Divinity is greater than
humanity. The Creator is greater than the creation
Discourse on the way to Gethsemane
150.1 Jesus is the true vine. His
Father the husbandman and we are the branches
150.2 Lay down his life for his
friends
150.3 What are three relationships
we can have with God? (15, Jn 1:12) Servants, friends, sons
150.4 He will reprove the world of
sin, righteousness and judgment (13) He will guide you into all truth
(14) He shall glorify Jesus
150.5 Ask and you shall receive,
that your joy may be full
Christ’s Intercessory Prayer
151.1 Glorify thy son, keep through
Thine own name those whom Thou hast given me, That they might be one,
That they might have joy fulfilled in themselves, Keep them from evil,
Sanctify them through Thy truth, That they might behold my glory
151.2 Keep them from the evil
Gethsemane
152.1 He and his disciples sung a
hymn
152.2 Tarry and watch
152.3 Father if you are willing,
remove this cup from me, nevertheless not my will but Thine be done
152.4 He prayed more earnestly: and
his sweat was as it were great drops of blood falling down to the
ground
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Jesus Betrayed, Arrested
153.1 A kiss
153.2 Friend
153.3 Peter cut off his ear with a
sword but Jesus touched his ear and healed him
Examination by Annas
154.1 Caiaphas
154.2 Annas
Tried by Caiaphas
155.1 I AM, and ye shall see the
son of man sitting on the right hand of power and coming in the clouds
of heaven
Peter’s Denial
156.1 Afar off
156.2 They recognized him as having
been with Jesus in the garden. Also by his speech they recognized that
he was a Galilean
156.3 He remembered the word of the
Lord and went out and wept bitterly
Jesus Condemned by the Sanhedrin
Remorse and Suicide of Judas
158.1 He cast the 30 pieces of
silver, admitted he had betrayed innocent blood and went out and
hanged himself
Jesus Before Pilate
159.1 Because His kingdom was not
of this world
Jesus Before Herod Antipas
160.1 He hoped to see Jesus do a
miracle
Pilate Sentenced Him
161.1 He found no fault in Jesus
161.2 He knew that for envy they
had delivered him
161.3 Have nothing to do with this
just man
161.4 Barabbas
161.5 You could have no power at
all except it be given you from above
161.6 He took water, washed his
hands before the multitude and said he was innocent of the blood of
Jesus and told the others to do it
Roman Soldiers Mocked Jesus
162.1 A crown of thorns
Way to the Cross
163.1 Simon from Cyrene
163.2 Place of a skull
First Hours on the cross
164.1 He prayed ‘Father, forgive
them, for they know not what they do.”
164.2 Jesus of Nazareth, the King
of the Jews
164.3 Even though Jesus was being
crucified, this thief believed that Jesus could remember him when
Jesus came into His kingdom
164.4 John
Darkness Three Hours
165.1 When the sins of the entire
world were placed on him he felt “God forsaken”
165.2 Either “Father, into thy
hands I commend my spirit” or “It is finished” probably the latter.
Phenomena at Crucifixion
166.1 The sun was darkened, the
veil of the temple was rent, the earth quaked, graves were opened and
many came out of the graves and went into the city
166.2 Truly this was the son of God
Jesus Buried
167.1 Because he was already dead
167.2 Joseph of Arimathaea
167.3 Nicodemus
Watch of the Women
168.1 They did not want the
disciples to steal the body and say that Jesus was risen
Visit of the women to the tomb
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169.1 Mary Magdalene, Mary the
mother of James and Salome
The Earthquake, The Rolling Away Of
The Stone
170.1 The angel of the Lord
Angels Announced Resurrection
171.1 Perhaps Peter needed a
special invitation. He probably felt like a total failure denying the
Lord
Mary Magdalene Reported to the
Apostles, and Peter and John Visited the Empty Tomb
172.1 Linen clothes, and the napkin
that was about Jesus’ head not with the linen clothes but wrapped
together in a place by itself
Appearance to Mary Magdalene
173.1 Mary
Appearance to the Other Women
Guards Reported to the Jewish Rulers
175.1 To say that Jesus’ disciples
came by night and stole the body away while they slept
Appearance to Disciples on Way to
Emmaus
176.1 Beginning at Moses and all
the prophets he expounded to them the things concerning himself
Report of the Two Disciples
Appearance to Disciples, Thomas
Missing
178.1 Hands and feet (flesh) that
they could handle. He did however, pass through the doors
178.2 Receive ye the Holy Ghost
178.3 He said unless he could see
the nail prints and feel them and thrust his hand into his side he
would not believe
Appearance to Thomas
179.1 My Lord and My God
179.2 That ye might believe that
Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that ye might have life
through his name
Appearance to Seven Disciples at Sea
of Galilee
180.1 Seven
180.2 Nothing
180.3 Cast the net on the right
side
180.4 Lovest thou me?
180.5 So big that even the world
itself could not contain the books that should be written
Appearance to About 500
181.1 Teach and preach to all
nations and baptize
181.2 Cast out devils, speak with
new tongues, take up serpents and if they drink any deadly thing it
shall not harm them, lay hands on sick
181.3 Lo, I am with you always,
even unto the end of the world
Appearance to James
Appearance of Jesus with Another
Commission
183.1 I send the promise of my
Father upon you, but tarry ye in the city of Jerusalem until ye be
endued with power
The Ascension
184.1 Why stand ye gazing up into
heaven? This same Jesus shall so come in like manner
184.2 They returned to Jerusalem
with great joy and they went everywhere preaching
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