Joh 13:16-30; 8:58; Luk 6:46-49; 22:24-27; Psa 41:9; Mat 10:40; Mar 14:17-21.
JOHN-105-230416 - length: 54:19 - taught on Apr, 16 2023
Class Outline:
Pastor Teacher
Sunday,
April 16, 2023
The gospel moves from Jesus washing the feet of the disciples to the betrayal of Judas.
God has given us His word, not only to inform but also that we might do what it tells us to do!
Now, rather abruptly, Jesus begins to speak of His betrayer.
Jesus knew that one of his disciples was a traitor. He had known it all along.
Jesus omits the first part of verse 9 because He never trusted Judas.
Now Jesus is telling them ahead of time the things which will soon happen.
The great “I AM”. Their Teacher is the Son of God!
He is going to be sending them out to preach the gospel.
Early in His public ministry, He had sent out His disciples with these same words.
So now, in John 13:20, He is reminding them of that earlier commission.
This is the third time that Jesus mentioned His betrayer in the Upper Room.
The other two are found in JOH 13:2 and JOH 13:10-11.
The disciples are in shock: Who would commit such a heinous act?
Now we are introduced to
“the disciple whom Jesus loved”.
The evidence points to John, the son of Zebedee.