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    • John 1:19-34 – The Record of John

      Read John 1:19-34

      1) Compare John 1 verses 6-8, 15, and 19-23. How did John the Baptist view his role?

      2) In what way(s) was John the Baptist’s birth unusual? (Luke 1:5-25, 57-66)

      3) Why did the Jews want to know who John the Baptist was? (See Matthew 3:1-6, Mark 1:1-8)

      4) If John did no miracles (John 10:41-2) and didn’t preach a “feel good” message (Luke 3:7-20), how would you explain his apparent popularity?

      5) What kinds of people are represented among those named in the Luke 3 passage above? Who is not there? (see Luke 7:29-30).

      6) Why did the “Jews” send others to inquire about John the Baptist instead of going out to the desert themselves? (see Luke 7:29-30 again)

      7) According to Luke 3:15, why did John the Baptist think it necessary to deny that he was The Christ?

      8 ) What do the questions of the priests and Levites in verse 21 reveal about what they were expecting? (see Malachi 4:5-6 and Deuteronomy 18:15-19)

      9) What should John’s quotation of scripture from Isaiah 40:3 have indicated to them?

      10) Baptism was one of the rituals by which Gentiles were brought into Judaism. In essence, by baptizing the Jewish people who came to him, John was treating them as though they were lost sinners, in need of salvation. Why might this have concerned a group like the Pharisees based on what we know about them so far?

      11) Compare verses 15, 27, and 30 in chapter 1 of John. When were John the Baptist and Jesus born in relation to each other (see Luke 1:24-27)? How can John say that Jesus came before him, then? Are there any indications of an answer to this in the scriptures we’ve looked at so far in our study of John? Other scriptures that you are aware of?

      12) What did Jesus think of John the Baptist (Matthew 11:7-15)?

      13) How is it that John the Baptist can say in verse 21 that he is not Elijah, yet Jesus says that he is in Matthew 11:14? (see Luke 1:17)

      14) Read Exodus 12:1-14 (or the entire chapter if you desire). What is the significance of John the Baptist referring to Jesus as the Lamb of God in verse 29?

      15) According to these verses, what was true of the Passover Lamb? How was this also true of Jesus?

      16) What phrases from Isaiah 53 are similar to John 1:29? How might these similarities be important?

      17) How was John to recognize the Son of God? Who told him this? (v. 32-34)

      18) Three times in this passage of scripture the word “record” is used by John in reference to John the Baptist’s testimony regarding himself and Jesus Christ. What does this word indicate that a word like “said” or “told” might not?

      19) What differences do you see between John the Baptist and Jesus in verses 1-34 of this first chapter of John?

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        • John 1:1-18 – The Word
        • John 1:19-34 – The Record of John
        • John 1:35-51 – The First Disciples
        • John 2:1-12 – The First Sign: Jesus Turns Water Into Wine
        • John 2:13-22 – The Cleansing of the Temple
        • John 2:23 through 3:9 – Ye Must Be Born Again
        • John 3:9-21 – Teaching the Teacher
        • John 3:22-36 – The Friend of the Bridegroom
        • John 4:1-19 – He Must Needs Go Through Samaria
        • John 4:19-42 – Come See A Man
        • John 4:43-54 – Except Ye See Signs and Wonders
        • John 5:1-18 – Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?
        • John 5:17-30 – Equal With God
        • John 5:31-47 – Had Ye Believed Moses, Ye Would Have Believed Me
        • John 6:1-30 – Whence Shall We Buy Bread?
        • John 6:30-71 – I Am The Bread Of Life
        • John 7:1-53 – Why Go Ye About To Kill Me?
        • John 7:53-8:11 – Go and Sin No More
        • John 8:12-30 – If Ye Had Known Me, Ye Should Have Known My Father Also
        • John 8:30-59 – If God Were Your Father, Ye Would Love Me
        • John 9:1-41 – For Judgment I Am Come Into This World
        • John 9:29-10:21 – The Good Shepherd Giveth His Life For The Sheep
        • John 10:22-42 – If I Do Not The Works Of My Father, Believe Me Not
        • John 11:1-32 – I Am The Resurrection And The Life
        • John 11:33-54 – Lazarus, Come Forth!
        • John 11:55-12:11 – Broken And Spilled Out
        • John 12:12-27 – The Hour Is Come
        • John 12:28-50 – While Ye Have Light, Believe In The Light
        • John 13:1-20 – I Have Given You An Example
        • John 13:1-17:26 – One With The Father