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I love a good courtroom drama. Whether it is To Kill a Mockingbird, The 12 Angry Men, Anatomy of a Murder, or one of my all-time favorites The Caine Mutiny.
But the greatest legal drama is the trial of Jesus. It is just as moving as those mentioned above but with one big difference. The trial of Jesus actually happened. Jesus was accused, He was tried, He was sentenced, and He was executed.
Your TakeawayJesus was in control of His suffering. Jesus suffered because He allowed it to happen.
ArrestJohn 18:1-11
Jesus knows all things because Jesus is God. John 18:4
The men fell when Jesus spoke because Jesus will be worshiped. John 18:5-6; Romans 14:11; Philippians 2:10
There are eight "I am" statements in the gospel of John. See the Resources section for a list.
Trial OneJohn 18:12-14; 18:19-24
Jesus was taken to Annas' house. Annas was no longer the High Priest. But Annas held the power.
Jesus was slapped because He questioned the legality of Annas' trial. John 18:20-21
Trial TwoCaiaphas and the Sanhedrin could not come up with a charge. Matthew 26:57-60a
Jesus did claim to be the Messiah. Mark 14:60-65
In Luke 22:60-65, why was Jesus in the courtyard? To be beaten.
Trial ThreeMatthew 27:1-2
This trial was a legal trial because it was held in the daytime.
Closing ThoughtsJesus was abused because Jesus allowed it. Why was He abused? To bring glory to God and for your sin and my sin.
Everyone has a relationship with the crucifixion. We relate to it in one of two ways.
Which do you hold? Careful with your answer because your answer determines your eternity. Reject Christ and spend eternity in hell separated from God. Accept Christ and spend eternity in heaven with God.
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Finally, feel free to contact us with any question. You can contact us by clicking HERE or going to www.wakefieldbible.org/contact-us/. I would especially love to hear from you if you believed on Jesus.
ResourcesThe "I am" Statements of Jesus
The Illegal, Unjust Trials of Jesus, Part 1 by John MacArthur
The Illegal, Unjust Trials of Jesus, Part 2 by John MacArthur
By Mark JonesI love a good courtroom drama. Whether it is To Kill a Mockingbird, The 12 Angry Men, Anatomy of a Murder, or one of my all-time favorites The Caine Mutiny.
But the greatest legal drama is the trial of Jesus. It is just as moving as those mentioned above but with one big difference. The trial of Jesus actually happened. Jesus was accused, He was tried, He was sentenced, and He was executed.
Your TakeawayJesus was in control of His suffering. Jesus suffered because He allowed it to happen.
ArrestJohn 18:1-11
Jesus knows all things because Jesus is God. John 18:4
The men fell when Jesus spoke because Jesus will be worshiped. John 18:5-6; Romans 14:11; Philippians 2:10
There are eight "I am" statements in the gospel of John. See the Resources section for a list.
Trial OneJohn 18:12-14; 18:19-24
Jesus was taken to Annas' house. Annas was no longer the High Priest. But Annas held the power.
Jesus was slapped because He questioned the legality of Annas' trial. John 18:20-21
Trial TwoCaiaphas and the Sanhedrin could not come up with a charge. Matthew 26:57-60a
Jesus did claim to be the Messiah. Mark 14:60-65
In Luke 22:60-65, why was Jesus in the courtyard? To be beaten.
Trial ThreeMatthew 27:1-2
This trial was a legal trial because it was held in the daytime.
Closing ThoughtsJesus was abused because Jesus allowed it. Why was He abused? To bring glory to God and for your sin and my sin.
Everyone has a relationship with the crucifixion. We relate to it in one of two ways.
Which do you hold? Careful with your answer because your answer determines your eternity. Reject Christ and spend eternity in hell separated from God. Accept Christ and spend eternity in heaven with God.
Sign Up & SubscribeSign up for our show notes. When you sign up, you receive an email notification and a copy of the show notes whenever a new episode is released. Just CLICK HERE and sign up today!
Subscribe to Faith in the Valley. You can subscribe at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher Radio, TuneIn, and many other podcast apps. And we are now on iHeartRadio! Subscribing on one of these apps is the best way to listen.
If you live in a country that tries to block Christian podcasts, here is a link to our RSS feed. You may be able to use our RSS to get the podcast.
Finally, feel free to contact us with any question. You can contact us by clicking HERE or going to www.wakefieldbible.org/contact-us/. I would especially love to hear from you if you believed on Jesus.
ResourcesThe "I am" Statements of Jesus
The Illegal, Unjust Trials of Jesus, Part 1 by John MacArthur
The Illegal, Unjust Trials of Jesus, Part 2 by John MacArthur