Jesus I Am Statements in John
It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to understand that Jesus is God. Throughout the gospel, Jesus makes various claims His divinity by using the phrase I Am seven times. This would have be absolutely clear to his Jewish listeners because, I Am, was the personal name God used in his encounter with Moses in the burning bush.
Jesus develops things a bit further and when he joins this phrase to tremendous Biblical metaphors. In doing so, he expresses His saving relationship toward the world and shows that He is everything we need.
This sermon series ran from Nov. 15 – Dec. 27, 2015 at CrossWay Church!
Sermon Audio Files and Resources:
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Bible Text: John 15:1-11 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to…
Bible Text: John 14:1-11 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to…
Bible Text: John 25:1-37 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us…
Bible Text: John 10:11-21 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to…
Bible Text: John 10:1-10 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to…
Bible Text: John 8:12-20 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to…
Bible Text: John 6:25-71 | Preacher: Brad Vos | Series: I Am Jesus It is obvious from the opening verses of the gospel of John that the apostle wants us to…
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