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Introduction
John 6:25
1. Inadequate Expectations
John 6:26-
A. Temporal thoughts lead to temporal understanding.
John 6:30-
B. True life and true bread is from Christ alone.
John 6:35-
2. Christ Brings Life
A. The religious people complain over Jesus claims and Jesus sets them straight on what that means for who an whose they are.
B. Those who want eternal life, settled in heaven forever, must eat (partake) of the Bread of Life—Jesus Christ.
John 6:41-
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There is a difference between the benefits of physical food and Christ as the Bread of Life.
John 6:47-
John 6:53-
3. Unbelievers Desert Christ
-65
A. Believers embrace Christ’s words and works, while unbeliever’s do not.
Jesus had taught that divine enablement was necessary for people to come to faith (v.
44).
The apostasy here (v.
66) should not be surprising.
Believers who remain with Jesus evidence the Father’s secret work.
The unbelieving crowds are evidence that “the flesh counts for nothing” (v.
63).
B. Deserters also bring true believers to a declaration point, in which they must affirm Christ’s Gospel in their lives.
john 6:
john 6:68-
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