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John 12:20-36
Jesus’ Glorification
I.
The purpose of glorification (vv.
20-23)
A. The Greeks seeking Jesus (vv.
20-22)
B. The Son being glorified (v.
23)
II.
The path to glorification (vv.
24-28)
A. The path illustrated (v.
24)
B. The path applied (v.
25)
C. The path offered (v. 26)
1.
The path to service (v.
26a)
2. The path to honor (v.
26b)
D. The path contemplated (v.
27)
E. The path consummated (v.
28)
1.
The Son’s obedience (v.
28a)
2. The Father’s honor (v.
28b)
III.
The plan of glorification (vv.
29-33)
A. The purpose of the Father’s validation (vv.
29-30)
B. The result of the Son’s obedience (vv.
31-33)
1. Negatively (v.
31)
a.
The judgment of the world (v.
31a)
b.
The ‘prince of this world’ cast out (v. 31b)
2. Positively (v.
32-33)
a.
If Jesus is lifted up (vv.
32a, 33)
b.
Then Jesus will draw all men to himself (v.
32b)
IV.
The Person of glorification (vv.
34-36)
A. The people’s perceived contradiction (v.
34)
1.
Their observation from the OT
2. Their questions about the ‘Son of Man’
B. The Son’s urgent injunction (vv.
35-36)
1. Walk while you have the Light (v.
35)
2. Believe while you have the Light (v.
36)
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