Sermon Tone Analysis
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Build Your Kingdom Here
The Great I AM
Context
Who was John
John was written to a UNIVERSAL audience who had diverse BELIEFS.
John emphasizes the importance of BELIEF in Jesus only, because of the SIGNS that reveal He is the Messiah and the I AM STATEMENTS that declare He is God.
Belief - 98 times in the Greek
Written about 85 AD - possibly while he was Bishop of Ephesus
John’s Book begins before the Beginning in Sharp Contrast to the Synoptic Gospels
John gives the most intimate portrait of Jesus’s Private Teaching
7 Signs that Jesus was the Messiah
Changing water into wine ()
Healing the official’s son ()
Healing the invalid ()
Feeding the multidue ()
Walking on the water ()
John does not say this - but the church has interpreted this as one of the signs
Healing the Man Born Blind ()
Raising Lazarus ()
3 or 4 Passovers
John 5.1???
; ; ; , ;
The I am Statements - Yahweh - refer back to YAHWEH - I AM
The Bread of Life (, , )
The Light of the World (; )
The Door of the Sheep (, )
The Good Shepherd (, )
The resurrection and the Life ()
The Way the Truth and the Life ()
The Way the Truth and the Life ()
The True Vine ()
ABSOLUTE (; , , ; )
Hotspot - One of the I AM Statements
- I am
- Signs
-Believe
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