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Hey Church!  Let’s do Bible Study together.  Today we will study John 14 from the NASB (1977) translation.  If you would like to view this translation, please take a look at, Biblehub.com. 

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SECTION OUTLINE FOURTEEN (JOHN 14)

Jesus speaks to the disciples.

I. THE CONSOLATION HE GIVES TO HIS DISCIPLES (14:1-4)

A. "I am going to prepare a place for you" (14:1-2).

B. "When everything is ready, I will come and get you, so that you will always be with me where I

am" (14:3-4).

II. THE CONVERSATION HE HAS WITH HIS DISCIPLES (14:5-31): Jesus answers three questions

asked him by three disciples.

A. Thomas and Jesus (14:5-7)

1. Thomas's question: "We haven't any idea where you are going, so how can we know the

way?" (14:5).

2. Jesus' answer (14:6-7)

a. "I am the way, the truth and the life" (14:6a).

b. "No one can come to the Father except through me" (14:6b-7).

B. Philip and Jesus (14:8-21)

1. Philip's question (14:8): "Lord, show us the Father and we will be satisfied."

2. Jesus' answer (14:9-21)

a. He says anyone who has seen him has seen the Father (14:9).

b. He says that he is in the Father and that the Father is in him (14:10).

c. He says they will do greater things than he has done because he is going to the Father

(14:11-14).

d. He says he will ask the Father to send them the Holy Spirit (14:15-21).

C. Judas (not Judas Iscariot) and Jesus (14:22-31)

1. Judas's question (14:22): "Lord, why are you going to reveal yourself only to us and not to the

world at large?"

2. Jesus' answer (14:23-31)

a. He says that he only reveals himself to those who love and obey him (14:23-24).

b. He promises that the Holy Spirit will explain all this to them (14:25-26).

c. He reminds them again of his departure and return (14:27-31).

HTO Study Strategy - Find an adequate Bible Reading Plan to structure your study.  For example:

You can visit the website bible.com.

Here are a few suggested plans:

1.  The Full Story

2.  The Chronological Bible

3.  The Bible in a Year - Nicky Gumble - Classic