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Creator: Turnbull, Brian Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Turnbull explores the discourse to Nicodemus from John 3. 1. The earthly things that have not been received (John 3:11-12) 2. The heavenly things that are now to be revealed (John 4:12-21) Reel label reads : "?Catherpoule? Ephesians 1 7/8 L channel both [indeciepherable] then right channel only. ... View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Stott, John R. W. (John Robert Walmsley) (1921-2011) Date: 1958 Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Stott summaries the earlier talks. Stott reads John 3:1-15, as evidence for human nature to be changed. He explains what it means to be born again, as well as Jesus' authority as the Son of Man. Stott looks at Nicodemus' attitude, and his willingness to investigate. He explains what it means to ... View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Stott, John R. W. (John Robert Walmsley) (1921-2011) Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: 1. Man's chief problem is our sin 2. What did Christ lead his followers to expect? 3. We must be born again, which is a work of God 4. An instantaneous work of God 5. Two types of birth - Kingdom of Earth and Kingdom of God Reel label reads : "6 questions tape 2 J. Stott" View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Lucas, Richard Charles (1925-) Date: 1999-04-01 Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Lucas expounds John 3:1-31. He explores what the passage teaches us about Jesus, from the question asked by Nicodemus. Lucas places the passage in it's Biblical context, including the Trinitarian elements that come through. 1. Spirit - experience of the Spirit - received through Jesus, and needed... View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Howard, Donald (1926-2011) Date: 2002-08-07 Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Howard speaks on John 3:1-21. He explores the historical details included in the passage, and how this is used as imagery. Howard explains that Spirit and wind are the same word in Greek. He looks at the tone used in the passage. Howard explains how Nicodemus is changed by Jesus by comparing this... View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Fullam, Terry Date: 1980 Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Two talks - Talk 1 'Wind children' Fullam expounds John 3 and the discussion between Nicodemus and Jesus. He analyses what it means to be born again, critiquing common explanations of the passage. Fullam states that we must have both the word and the Spirit in order to be born again. Fullam expla... View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Manchester, Simon, 1953- Date: 2017-02-24 Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Manchester looks at John 3 and Jesus' encounter with Nicodemus. View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Chapman, John Charles (1930-2012) Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Chapman explains John's Gospel as a theological history. He explains the structure of the gospel and the miracles John has selected. Chapman shows that mastering John 1 is the key to the gospel. He makes parallels between Genesis and John. Chapman explores the relationship between the Word and th... View Full Item at Moore Theological College -
Creator: Chapman, John Charles (1930-2012) Date: 1989-10-29 Contributing Institution: Moore Theological College Description: Chapman speaks on John 3:1-15. Chapman explores the character of Nicodemus, including what his life was like before he met Jesus, and then shows that we all need to be born again. He explains that we need to be born again because we push God out of our lives. Chapman explains that a new birth is ... View Full Item at Moore Theological College