In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

The world sometimes points to Gods people as hypocrites because we say one thing but do another, and sometimes that observation is correct. The Israelites were no different. While their worship may have seemed happy and joyful, the Lord knew their heartsand while they claimed to love Him, they would not listen and obey.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.

In this section of the Gospel of John, Jesus is turning to those who the Father has given him and teaching them. Dr. Boice deviates from a strict verse-by-verse exposition to deal with particularly important themes in greater depth. The clearest example is the study of John 11:35, "Jesus wept". In a similar manner, he has devoted six messages each to the themes of the Good Shepherd and suffering and death.